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PM Orbán: Brussels and Ukraine are assembling a puppet government
The prime minister said "they went looking for a prime minister candidate, a party leader and now a defense minister."
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PM Orbán: Hungary can withstand pressure from Brussels bureaucrats thanks to 'rock solid' government
The prime minister said a stable government was "currently Hungary's greatest advantage in the international competition".
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FM: Hungary and El Salvador are fighting together against the liberal mainstream
Minister Szijjártó said that the economic strategy of El Salvador, based on security and low taxes, sounded very familiar to Hungary.
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Defense Minister: Sacked former chief of staff joining Tisza Party poses danger to Hungarians
The former chief of staff had declared "Slava Ukraini", or "glory to Ukraine", "which is unworthy of a soldier and unacceptable", the defense minister said.
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PM Orbán meets with head of RMDSZ in Budapest
The pair discussed the natural disaster at the Praid salt mine and the surrounding areas that have impacted the region's economy and tourism.
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PM Orbán holds talks with President of the Republika Srpska
At the meeting, the two leaders reviewed mutually beneficial bilateral agricultural, energy and economic projects.
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State Secretary: Ruszin-Szendi declared 'Glory to Ukraine'
"Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi intentionally and in a premeditated manner risked the Hungarian people's security and betrayed the Hungarian people, his fellow soldiers and Hungary," Zsolt Barthel-Rúzsa said.
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Hankó: Brussels sees sexual propaganda as more important than the protection of children
"While the CJEU sees gender propaganda as a fundamental value of the EU, the Hungarian government sees the protection of families as a core value," Balázs Hankó said.
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PM Orbán: Government will double donations for flood-hit Szeklerland
Raging floods in Szeklerland have caused widespread damage beyond the catchment area of the Praid salt mine.
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President Sulyok meets with head of International Olympic Committee
President Sulyok's visit to Lausanne marked the 130th anniversary of the founding of the Hungarian Olympic Committee.
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FM: Great opportunities for Hungarian companies in the Mexican market
Minister Szijjártó noted that Hungary's bilateral trade with Mexico had risen to over USD 2 billion in 2024, reaching a new record.
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Gulyás: Karácsony and Tisza Party coalition has bankrupted Budapest in less than a year
Gergely Gulyás said the sole responsibility for the problem lay with the capital's leadership.
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Kocsis: MPs won't hold vote on transparency law before the summer
Fidesz is united behind making use of a law to protect sovereignty, but a debate is underway about what form the relevant legislation should take.