We know how Petőfi would rebel against foreigners who want to tell Hungarians how to live. We know how he would stand up to the powers of the world who...
The opening piece of the XXI. Century Institute's “TREND” series of analyses focuses on foreign-funded media.
In his regular Friday interview, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán warned against the current trajectory of proliferation in Europe and addressed the ongoing dispute regarding child protection with Brussels.
“The Child Protection Act must be defended in European debates,” Minister Gulyás said at today’s press conference.
The focus of the 2022-26 government is and will be on the economy.
Regular opponents of the conservative Hungarian economic model like to point to certain statistics to illustrate their perceived notion of Hungary’s emerging downfall. And yet, the data serve to only prove why our policies have been a success.
In an address today in parliament, Prime Minister Orbán spoke about the war in Ukraine, combating inflation, NATO enlargement, and modernizing Hungarian industry in coming years. Here’s a summary of his speech.
In his regular Friday morning interview with Kossuth Rádió, PM Orbán stated that the idea of sending peacekeepers or some kind of military troops to Ukraine is a logical step in the West’s drift towards getting directly involved in the war.
In a press briefing held on Thursday, Máté Kocsis, parliamentary group leader of the incumbent Fidesz-KDNP, announced that they will submit a political declaration to the National Assembly on the Russian-Ukrainian war.
The second episode of The Bold Truth About Hungary podcast features the commander of the Hunor rescue team, the brave heroes who saved 17 lives in earthquake-torn Turkey.
Fake News. Was it done intentionally or was it the egregious mistake of an agenda-driven journalist? Whatever the case, POLITICO Europe ran a damning story about Hungary sabotaging sanctions that they knew to be false.
The recent Qatargate scandal reveals the two-faced nature of some NGOs, taking advantage of a privileged image to commit fraud and bribery for power.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed a wide range of pressing issues, including Hungary’s stance on the war in Ukraine, our fight against inflation, and the biggest dangers facing Hungary in the next few years.