Ukraine seeks to create chaos, but Hungary cannot be blackmailed, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said earlier today at an anti-war rally in Békéscsaba, warning that “whoever bites us will break...
At his press conference in Washington, PM Orbán addressed the objectives of the new body, growing transatlantic tensions, and what he described as Ukraine’s interest in destabilizing Hungary.
At Thursday’s Government Info briefing, Minister heading thePM’s Office Gergely Gulyás announced that the government has released Hungary’s strategic crude oil reserves following Ukraine’s decision to halt oil deliveries via...
At a joint press conference in Budapest, PM Orbán welcomed U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio after what he called a “cordial, friendly and serious” meeting, saying bilateral ties have...
At Várkert Bazár, Prime Minister Orbán delivered his 2026 state of the nation address as a clear campaign marker, placing sovereignty, energy security and family policy at the center of the coming election.
At today’s Government Info press conference, Gergely Gulyás announced that Ukrainian threats against Hungary have entered a new phase, while confirming that the government will maintain the price margin reduction measure to help contain inflation.
A new study by the Nézőpont Institute has challenged the legitimacy of Transparency International’s (TI) Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), arguing that it functions less as an objective measurement and more as a political weapon.
Hungary must stay out of the war at all costs, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in Szombathely, where he addressed the latest stop of the Digital Civic Circles’ nationwide, anti-war series of gatherings.
In his latest radio interview on Kossuth Rádió’s “Good Morning, Hungary!”, Prime Minister Orbán emphasized Hungary’s unique global role and its domestic policy resilience amid economic and geopolitical turbulence.
At today’s Government Info press briefing, Gergely Gulyás, Minister heading the Prime Minister’s Office, and Eszter Vitályos presented the latest decisions taken at Wednesday’s cabinet meeting.
At the Mandiner Club Night event, Prime Minister Orbán made it clear that the upcoming vote is not simply about choosing a government.
After Medián, another opposition-linked “research institute” has been caught red-handed.
PM Orbán said that opposition economic plans would impose severe financial burdens on Hungarian families, while reaffirming his government’s commitment to keeping the country out of the war in Ukraine and protecting households from soaring energy costs.