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FM: Hungary will open new chapters in accession negotiations with Serbia
Hungary will hold inter-governmental talks with all five Western Balkans membership candidates as part of its bid to speed up EU enlargement in the region.
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EU must pursue balanced policies regarding conflicts in the Middle East, says official
After an EU foreign ministerial meeting in Brussels, Levente Magyar said participants had reviewed the peace process and presented their views regarding chances for restarting Israeli-Palestinian talks
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Hungary builds relations with Andorra
Hungary's foreign minister has said that Andorra will be an important ally over the Ukrainian Education Act and EU tax harmonization aspirations
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Hungary will continue to have irreconcilable differences with “pro-migration governments” because it will “not give in”
Hungary's foreign minister said the main reason for international disputes is that there are “pro-migration” governments in Europe and the Hungarian government has made it clear that it will not...
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Hungary's ambassador to the United States makes first public appearance at AmCham event
Szabó said that as ambassador his main duty will be to show how Hungary can be attractive, and demonstrate what Hungary can offer to US companies
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2017 is set to become Hungary's busiest year in foreign affairs
The year ahead will be “very active” in foreign affairs and will not be comparable to previous years, Hungary's minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade said
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PM Orbán: EU should revisit deals with Russia and China and create common security system for Europe
The prime minister said a deal should be negotiated with China, and “the Russia issue should also be revisited”
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Hungary holds talks with Slovakia to reinforce V4
A “stable and prosperous” economic cooperation between the Visegrad nations remains even amidst the current political and economic difficulties facing Europe
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PM Orbán: Europe Needs a Stable Egypt
Following his meeting with the “Sunni Pope,” Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán talked about Europe’s catastrophic interventions in the Islamic world, the need for a stable Egypt and a re-stabilized Libya in his regular radio interview this week. He also touched upon the Brexit referendum and the dangers of the evolving democratic deficit in today’s European Union.