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PM Orbán: Tisza Party are not ashamed to be working against their own country
The prime minister said Tisza members were "happy if things go badly in Hungary" because they saw this as beneficial to the opposition.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán
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PM Orbán: Tariff war would end within months
The matter of the tariff war should be "left to the experts", the prime minister said, "while our attention and energy ought to be directed to Ukraine's EU membership".
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PM Orbán: People who work against Hungarian interests in Brussels should disappear from Hungarian public life
"We have heard with our own ears and seen with our own eyes" that the opposition "Tisza party and Brussels have joined forces against Hungarians," PM Orbán said on Facebook.
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PM Orbán meets VMSZ leader in Budapest
The two leaders discussed the economic development program in Serbia's northernmost Vojvodina region and the development of the Hungarian institutional network.
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PM Orbán: Big telecommunication service providers will not raise fees until July 1, 2026
The prime minister said the continuation of price reductions was the most important topic discussed at a cabinet meeting on Wednesday.
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PM Orbán: Tariff war will not stop us from completing largest European tax cut program
"We are introducing life-long PIT exemption for mothers with two or three children,” the prime minister said.
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PM Orbán meets historian Emmanuel Todd
Emmanuel Todd is set to deliver a speech focusing on the societal-moral crisis behind the disorientation of the West.
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PM Orbán on ICC: Hungary cannot participate in a politically tainted international court
The prime minister said the ICC had become "a political court" in recent years and the body was "no longer an impartial, rules-based court".
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PM Orbán: Hungary enforces zero tolerance against anti-Semitism
The prime minister said anti-Semitism had reached "unprecedented levels" in western Europe over the past decade, adding that "Hamas flags have never been waved in Hungary and never will be."
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Netanyahu: Israel and Hungary are fighting a similar battle
Benjamin Netanyahu said this civilisation was currently under assault by radical Islam, spearheaded by Iran as a "pulsating engine".
Blog
PM Orbán: Israel’s stability is in Hungary’s direct national interest
PM Orbán emphasized that Israel’s stability is a direct Hungarian interest, unveiled 10 national goals for 2025, and reaffirmed his government’s pro-peace stance, all while addressing economic recovery, and rising antisemitism in Europe.
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Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary this week
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary at PM Orbán's invitation between April 2-6.
Speeches and Remarks
Facebook post by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán
31 March 2025, Tarnazsadány