In today's Government Info session, officials laid out the government's stance on pressing national and economic issues, from infrastructure corruption to migration policies, agricultural challenges, and beyond.
EU's narrowly approved migration pact has sparked controversy, challenging the bloc's unity and approach to human rights.
For 14 long years, the left has been building its slanted narrative about Hungarians leaving the country in droves. I’ve had enough. There is one key figure the left never...
PM Orbán responded to questions in the Hungarian Parliament. Here’s a quick summary of his remarks.
In a radio interview this morning on Kossuth Rádió's "Good Morning, Hungary!" program, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expressed his concerns about what he perceives as a warlike atmosphere in Brussels, among other issues.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán spoke to a crowd celebrating on the stairs of the National Museum, marking the anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution of 1848. Here’s a summary of his key points and quotes.
PM Orbán offered a detailed account of his views on the presidential appointment of Tamás Sulyok, relations with the United States, particularly under Trump's potential leadership, and Hungary's approach to security and economic growth.
Prime Minister Orbán addressed members of the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry at the chamber’s year-opening event earlier today.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán shared profound insights on various critical issues, ranging from international alliances to migration, and from Hungary's view on the Ukraine-Russia conflict to his views on European politics and an upcoming visit to the US.
In a comprehensive address to Hungary’s National Assembly, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán outlined a day of crucial decisions, including the election of a new president and the approval of Sweden's NATO membership.
At their bilateral meeting in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson have reached agreements regarding Hungary's acquisition of new Gripens, extending their existing contract.
In this morning’s interview on Kossuth Rádió, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reinforced his government's unwavering position against pedophilia and related crimes, asserting an uncompromising policy that leaves no room for pardons.
In his 25th annual State of the Nation address, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán provided insights into Hungary's position amidst both internal and external challenges, offering a blend of reflection, critique, and a vision for the future.