HIA said its three Hungarian and 20 local employees are safe and their safety was its priority, but the organization intends to maintain its programs helping thousands of families in...
President Putin said parties at the talks signed an important package of agreements, which will further deepen ties between Hungary and Russia.
But if relations are good, Hungary wins.
The Foreign Minister has confirmed that the protection of Middle Eastern Christian communities will be a key topic during the October 30th visit of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
The Anglosphere Society recently held a conference to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the adoption of the US Law on International Religious Freedom
During a general audience in St. Peter’s Square on Wednesday, Pope Francis met with 20 scholars who study in Hungary under the government program
PM Orbán said help needs to be taken where it is needed instead of importing trouble to Europe
In the past two years they have spent 4.5 billion HUF on supporting Christian communities in the Middle East so that they do not have to leave their homes, the foreign minister revealed
Péter Szijjártó, minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, told a conference focusing on the victims of ethnic and religious conflicts in Brussels that Hungary’s policies will help persecuted Christians return to their homelands in the Middle East
Hungary will provide financial support for the reconstruction of a school destroyed in Syrian battles, and will offer scholarship opportunities in Hungary for students from Christian communities
Hungary’s efforts in aiding persecuted Christians have even been recognized by the Secretary for Relations with States for the Holy See
“We, Hungarians, want Syrian, Iraqi and Nigerian Christians to be able to return home to the land that their ancestors have inhabited for hundreds of years as soon as possible, this is what we call Hungarian solidarity (…) Hungary helps," the prime minister said
Hungary's foreign minister highlighted how important it was for Europe to maintain Lebanon’s stability, and Hungary would double the 400 million EUR allocated to Lebanon for refugee services under an agreement with the EU in order to help economic development