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State Secretary: Hungary will not allow migrant camps as long as Fidesz is in power
Neither is Hungary willing to participate in a quota system for distributing migrants within the EU, Bence Rétvári added.
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Nagy: A new economic order is taking shape in the world
Some of the EU's measures have contributed to the formation of blocs and could pave the way for an "economic cold war", Minister Nagy said.
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Bóka: Hungary 'opts-out' from the EU’s asylum and migration regulations
Hungary remains dedicated to the Schengen area, Bóka said, "which has unfortunately become fragmented" due to illegal migration as well as extended and widely introduced internal border controls.
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Hungary's EU presidency aims to present guidelines for CAP in the period after 2027
Minister Nagy said the priorities were competitiveness, resilience and sustainability, while the agriculture sector should be farmer-friendly and knowledge-based.
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Hungarian government puts stricter emission caps in place
Hungary has maintained EU caps, but the government decided to bring in stricter regulations.
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PM Orbán: Hungarians and Italians would never give up their countries to foreigners
Hungary has been successfully fighting against the international left for 14 years, the prime minister said.
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1849 Arad martyrs commemorated
October 6 has been observed as a national day of mourning since 2001 in memory of 13 high-ranking officers of the Hungarian army who were executed in Arad.
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Hungary sends aid to Bosnia-Herzegovina following floods
The Hungarian Disaster Management Authority (OKF) has sent 10 tents, 10 water pumps and 500 blankets to the town of Konjic.
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PM Orbán: Hungary has been successfully fighting against the international left for 14 years
In Hungary, there is full employment, tax cuts and wage increases, and measures in place to support entrepreneurs and to protect families.
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PM Orbán: Economic cold war is 'worst thing' to happen to Europe and Hungarians
The prime minister said Hungary didn't want to return to a time in which the world was divided into blocs, adding that a policy of economic neutrality could boost Hungary's economic growth to 3pc-6pc.
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Szentkirályi: New Budapest assembly established today
The Fidesz group is submitting eight proposals which include a motion to stop decisions being made solely by the mayor on his own authority.
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Dömötör: Tisza Party is 'carrying on where Momentum left off'
Csaba Dömötör said on Facebook that Tisza MEPs were now trying to meddle with Hungary's energy price subsidy system.
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Gulyás: PM political director's remarks prone to misinterpretation
Gergely Gulyás, Head of the Prime Minister's Office, said Hungary has been a NATO member for 25 years, has always fulfilled its related obligations "and will continue to do so".