PM Orbán painted a stark picture of a coalition led by liberals, leftists, and the European People's Party (EPP), spearheaded by Manfred Weber, which he labeled "pro-war, anti-economy, and pro-migration."
In an interview with Kossuth Rádió's "Good Morning, Hungary!" program, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed the recent European Parliament elections, NATO relations, and the impact of international court decisions on...
Staying out of the war in Ukraine will continue to be of paramount importance for Hungary, the prime minister said, adding that another top priority was to ensure economic growth...
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the linking of Hungary and Slovenia's energy infrastructures is a symbol of the two peoples' hope for the future.
In his regular Friday morning radio address on Kossuth Rádió, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán talked about the economic price of sanctions, developments regarding Hungary’s withheld EU funding, and the looming migration crisis in the background.
29 November 2022, Budapest
24 November 2022, Košice/Kassa
The prime minister said the sanctions imposed by Brussels had caused energy prices in Hungary to skyrocket.
18 November 2022, Budapest
According to Prime Minister Orbán, it is a strategic interest for Hungary to achieve peace in our neighborhood as soon as possible
PM Orbán: If we continue what we have been doing, and see Europe as being part of this war, we will be drawn deeper into the conflict
28 October 2022
The prime minister warned that there may not be enough energy for many countries across Europe, but assured that this problem will not apply to Hungary after the government secured multiple contracts to guarantee the country's gas supply.