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PM Orbán: Ukraine's EU accession has been stopped thanks to government's Vote 2025 survey
The prime minister said allowing Ukraine to join NATO would involve the alliance in a war with Russia and would lead to a third world war.
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FM: Ukraine is wrong to think that EU accession is possible without the backing of Hungarians
Minister Szijjártó said the Ukrainian foreign ministry claimed yesterday that Hungarians did not have the right to decide in respect of Ukraine's EU bid.
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PM Orbán: Weber cannot threaten the national government of Hungary
The prime minister said in a post on social media that he was hardly surprised by Weber's declaration that he was "fed up with" unanimous decision-making in the EU.
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Kocsis: Results of Vote 2025 survey on Ukraine's EU accession were 'deep blow' to Tisza Party
Responses numbering almost 2.3 million for the government's Vote 2025 survey were four times the number of responses to Tisza Party's own survey.
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Hungary-Turkey Joint Economic Commission meet in Ankara
Minister Szijjártó acknowledged Turkey's role in ensuring Hungary's secure energy supply, noting that Hungary took delivery of over 21 million cubic metres of gas a day through the TurkStream pipeline.
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PM Orbán: Polish people are also rejecting Ukraine's NATO and EU membership
The prime minister was commenting on the results of a Polish survey showing that the support for Ukraine's membership in the EU and NATO had fallen to 35 and 37 percent, respectively.
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Hungarian astronaut Tibor Kapu arrives at the ISS
The Axiom-4 commercial mission is commanded by American astronaut Peggy Whitson, and the crew includes Tibor Kapu, Indian pilot Shubhanshu Shukla and Polish mission specialist Slawosz Uznanski-Wisniewski.
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PM Orbán: 95% of voters who took part in Vote 2025 referendum rejected Ukraine’s EU accession
The prime minister said a total of 2,284,732 votes were cast, of which 2,168,431 opposed Ukraine’s accession to the bloc.
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PM Orbán on NATO summit: Much better than last year’s meeting
The prime minister said NATO "went down the wrong path" at last year’s summit in Washington, DC, because that meeting had been about Ukraine and not about making NATO stronger.
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State Secretary: Food markup cap reduces prices by 20%
Prices of close to 870 of the some 1,000 food products affected by the markups cap had dropped.
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PM Orbán: EC should refrain from interfering in the law enforcement affairs of member states
"Dear Madam President! I urge the European Commission to refrain from interfering in the law enforcement affairs of member states, where it has no role to play," the prime minister said.
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Defense Minister: Hungary has a vested interest in NATO remaining a strong defense alliance
The defense minister said Hungary continues to be dedicated to guaranteeing Hungarian people's security.
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FM: Presence of Trump at NATO summit 'changed everything'
Minister Szijjártó said that if he had to summarise the difference between this year’s summit and the ones in the last three years in just two words, he would say "Donald Trump".