Minister Gulyás: “Hungary’s energy supply is secure despite growing risks”
“Only a government that can resist war pressure can protect Hungary.”
“Only a government that can resist war pressure can protect Hungary.”
In an interview with Ultrahang host Tamás Király, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the upcoming election remains an open contest and argued that it is disrespectful to voters to speak...
At the Hungarian-American Friendship Day rally at the MTK Stadium, joined by U.S. Vice President JD Vance and, briefly by phone, Donald Trump, Viktor Orbán cast the coming vote as...
At a joint press briefing in Budapest with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said American-Hungarian relations have entered a new era.
“If this artery is cut, the Hungarian economy would come to a halt.”
At today’s Government Info briefing, Minister Gergely Gulyás confirmed that the Hungarian government will not comply with the European Commission’s request to abolish protected fuel prices.
Recent signals from Brussels indicate that Hungary’s protected fuel pricing could soon come under attack from the European Commission.
A new interview with Sándor Fegyir in The Atlantic sets out to portray a poor Ukrainian diplomat navigating a difficult political environment.
A new Századvég survey shows that Hungarians overwhelmingly reject foreign interference in domestic politics and strongly condemn any cooperation between Hungarian journalists and foreign intelligence services.
In a Thursday morning interview on Kossuth Radio, Minister of Justice Bence Tuzson addressed the expanding espionage case linked to individuals around the Tisza Party.
At Thursday’s Government Info press briefing, Gergely Gulyás outlined the government’s position on an unfolding espionage case, linking Ukrainian intelligence activity to individuals connected with the Tisza Party.
Direkt36’s latest article tries to recast a serious national security case as a political persecution story.
In a wide-ranging podcast interview with Mario Nawfal, Prime Minister Orbán spoke about the war in Iran, Europe’s strategic mistakes, the future of NATO, the war in Ukraine, and the cultural and geopolitical pressures reshaping the continent.