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Hungarian military helicopter crashes in Croatia
One of two Airbus H145 helicopters crashed over central Croatia with three troops on board. The reasons behind the tragedy are as yet unknown.
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Hungarian government urges a ceasefire and immediate peace talks
Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said peace in Ukraine would save lives.
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Number of Hungarians visiting Croatia in 2022 up 31%
602,000 Hungarians had spent 3 million guest nights in Croatia last year.
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FM: The mother country can rely on Hungarians beyond the border
Minister Szijjártó told a joint press conference in Bilje (Bellye) that voters had been called on to make a decision concerning war and peace.
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Hungary agrees with Croatia to mutually recognize immunity certificates
Talks with other neighboring countries are ongoing on the matter of accepting certificates.
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Foreign Minister attends inauguration of LNG terminal on Croatia’s Krk island
Minister Szijjártó said the terminal was “an important milestone in the common history of Croatia and Hungary”.
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Croatia LNG terminal starts delivery
MVM said the commissioning of the terminal opens “a new age” in Hungary’s gas supply.
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PM Orbán offers Hungary’s support to Croatia following earthquake
“We pray for the families of the victims and wish a speedy recovery to those injured,” the prime minister said.
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FM: Croatia’s LNG terminal is an important step forward in securing Hungary’s gas supply
The foreign minister said the inauguration of Croatia’s LNG terminal on the island of Krk is an important step forward in securing Hungary’s gas supply.
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PM Orbán congratulates Croatian counterpart on re-election
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has congratulated Andrej Plenković, his Croatian counterpart, on his re-election, saying he hoped Hungarian-Croatian relations would gain new momentum.
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Coronavirus Update: Home quarantine scrapped for Croatia trips on Friday
Róbert Kiss, Lieutenant Colonel of the Hungarian Police Force, said today that Hungarian citizens will be able to enter Hungary from Croatia without compulsory home quarantine from Friday.
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Interview with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the television station of the Democratic Union of Hungarians of Croatia
28 November 2019, Osijek/Eszék
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FM: Croatian LNG terminal in Hungary's interest
Péter Szijjártó said the issue of long-term energy supplies was a critical issue for Central Europe in light of various uncertainties, such as the lack of a transit agreement between Ukraine and Russia.