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Opposition political movement under police investigation after former candidate admits that huge sums of money from abroad influenced the Left’s election campaign
Somebody’s got to be wondering: Was all that money worth it?
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PM Orbán: Hungarian government is the first in Europe to ask people about sanctions against Russia
Without sanctions, the European economy would be reinvigorated and could avoid recession, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said at the opening session of parliament.
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Five points for Francis Fukuyama on PM Orbán’s success
Speaking at the Budapest Forum, the author of The End of History, talked about the Hungarian prime minister’s success. And he had not one, not two, but five! points explaining...
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That day the New York Times sounded like PM Orbán on Russia sanctions
I never thought I’d say it, but apparently The New York Times agrees: Sanctions are creating an energy crisis in Europe.
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Hungary and EU funds: We are finally nearing a solution
Hungarian Minister for Regional Development and EU funds Tibor Navracsics told a press conference yesterday that the Hungarian government has no intention of not fulfilling the commitments it has made.
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No matter what the EP has to say about it, we will always put Hungary first
Amidst a global energy crisis and a war on the EU’s eastern border, the anti-Hungary cabal in the European Parliament somehow finds time to take another stab at Hungary.
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The sanctions are not working and we need to bring them to an end
Brussels’ sanctions policy has failed, and it’s only bringing Europe’s economy closer to a halt. The new proposal to impose a price cap on natural gas imports from Russia would only make matters worse. Here’s why.
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Global Peace Index: Hungary is among the most peaceful, safest countries in the world
When it’s an international, objective study with a negative conclusion about Hungary, our friends in the mainstream media always seem ready to pounce, but when Hungary outperforms most countries in the world, well, then their silence is deafening.
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Here’s how the government aims to alleviate the damage caused by the historic drought hitting Hungary
The government's priority is to preserve the resilience of agriculture and ensure food security in these times of crisis.
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President Novák: I wish that God will spare us from war and allow our soldiers and families to live in peace
Speaking in Székesfehérvár earlier today, President Katalin Novák asked whether it is possible to celebrate when weapons are crackling in our neighborhood and we must face the consequences of a serious economic setback.
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Here’s what Hungarians celebrate on August 20th
A sense of national belonging, listening to and caring for each other will be reflected in the programs of August 20. Here’s the history behind August 20th that makes it so important for Hungarians around the globe.
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Defense Minister Szalay-Bobrovniczky: We are witnessing the formation of a new world order
Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony of freshly graduated military officers, Hungary’s Minister of Defense said that today’s officers are taking up the uniform in “challenging, dangerous times” when there is war on our eastern borders.
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Hungarian economy remains crisis-resistant
No crisis could prevent Hungary from boosting investment and job creation, which we firmly believe are the pillars of a resilient economy.