Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared from Rome that the peace process is active and progressing, despite Brussels' attempts to marginalize Hungary and exclude it from key European decisions.
The Vatican emphasized the strength of bilateral ties and shared concern for Christian communities, families, and youth.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reaffirmed Hungary’s unwavering commitment to peace during his regular Friday interview on Kossuth Radio.
In an interview with Mandiner, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reflected on Hungary’s growing diplomatic role, his participation in the recent Middle East peace summit, and the country’s position on the...
At a joint announcement in Gödöllő, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán unveiled a HUF 40 billion agreement between the Hungarian state and OTP Bank to restore the full estate of the Grassalkovich Castle.
10 October 2025, Kolozsvár/Cluj
Prime Minister Orbán gave a sharp warning about foreign influence and economic priorities during his latest interview with Kossuth Radio, declaring that Hungary must remain vigilant both politically and economically.
5 October 2025, Veszprém
4 October 2025, Budapest
3 October 2025, Budapest
Hungary must stay out of the war in Ukraine—that was the core message from Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in his latest interview, delivered after attending the EU summit in Copenhagen.
1 October 2025, Copenhagen (København)
1 October 2025, Copenhagen (København)