In his regular Friday morning interview on Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán outlined what he sees as a significant transformation in Western thinking across multiple key issues.
For years, Hungary has warned that USAID is not merely a development agency but a tool of U.S. political influence.
The European Union’s crisis is deepening because its leadership imposes policies that run counter to the will of its citizens, PM Orbán stated at a joint press conference in Budapest...
For years, Hungary has warned that foreign-funded media and NGOs are being used as political tools to manipulate public opinion. Now, thanks to newly released data, the scale of this...
Two years ago, Hungary witnessed an appalling act of premeditated violence when Ilaria Salis and her Antifa associates launched coordinated, unprovoked assaults on innocent pedestrians in Budapest.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán took the stage at the Patriots for Europe Summit in Madrid to enthusiastic applause, delivering an energizing speech filled with historical reflections, political defiance, and a call for conservative resurgence.
"We need to sweep these networks out of Hungary. Their goal is clear: They want governments in this region that serve their interests, not those of their own people," PM Orbán said.
At today's Government Info, Minister Gergely Gulyás addressed several key issues, including pension policy, housing programs, and the latest developments regarding the Rákosrendező land purchase.
Politico calls itself "independent," yet it took $34 million from the U.S. government. Surprised? We are not.
Hungary’s partnership with the Western Balkans in higher education, research, and culture has entered a new phase of intensified collaboration, according to Minister of Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó.
In a recent interview with Neue Zürcher Zeitung, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán outlined Hungary’s position in a rapidly changing world, emphasizing that the country’s long-held policies have been vindicated by global shifts.
The prime minister emphasized that despite economic challenges, Hungary is entering a new growth phase, backed by rising employment, growing investment, and a government strategy focused on strengthening the middle class.
In a recent interview with Index.hu, State Secretary Zoltán Kovács discussed key political, economic, and geopolitical challenges facing the country.