Prime Minister Orbán, returning from Washington, described his meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump as a turning point in Hungary’s foreign policy standing.
Speaking from Washington after a high-level meeting with U.S. President Donald Trump, Prime Minister Orbán announced that Hungary has secured a complete and indefinite exemption from American sanctions affecting energy...
A Hungarian government delegation led by Prime Minister Orbán is set to depart for Washington, marking the first official bilateral meeting between the Hungarian prime minister and President Donald Trump...
Minister Szijjártó said the government is assessing the legal and physical impact of the measures, but no disruption has occurred.
FM Szijjártó said global peace and security depend on dialogue between East and West
Levente Magyar said the sides had discussed mainly bilateral matters, adding that ties between the two countries were "excellent" in spite of the complicated international situation.
Minister Szijjártó said the next US investment is expected to be announced on Friday, and another three projects will follow.
László Kövér referred to the floods that claimed dozens of lives, including those of children, and expressed his deep shock and sympathy on behalf of Hungary's national assembly.
Minister Szijjártó said he thanked Christopher Landau for the Trump administration's peace efforts.
Szabolcs Takács said Trump’s messaging on Ukraine and his efforts to broker an agreement were in line with Hungary’s pro-peace stance.
Gergely Gulyás said the change of government in the US had been a "relief" for Hungary as the previous Democrat administration had been "expressly unfriendly".
Minister Nagy said Hungary is fundamentally renewing its agriculture and food industry, and in this process, Hungary is counting on the cooperation of the US.
Donald Trump Jr said the Biden administration had often been hostile to Viktor Orbán’s government because of its patriotic policies and support for Donald Trump.