NATO membership does not come with any obligations beyond joint defense, and the alliance’s member states cannot expect each other to attack a third country together for some shared military...
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed a wide range of pressing issues, including Hungary’s stance on the war in Ukraine, our fight against inflation, and the biggest dangers facing Hungary in...
18 February 2023, Budapest
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has warned his supporters that former prime ministers Ferenc Gyurcsány and Gordon Bajnai are planning a comeback.
Zoltán Kovács pointed out that PM Orbán had highlighted the importance of the bloc staying together, having a common future and Western and central European member states showing tolerance for each other.
The prime minister told supporters that we have one thing in common: we share a passion for Hungary.
16 February 2020, Budapest
“The facts show that the last ten years were the most successful in Hungary’s last 100 years,” the prime minister said.
Building a nation’s stature, said Prime Minister Orbán, begins with “the strengthening of self-respect.” While Hungarians have grown distant from the idea that “we can look at ourselves as a successful people,” it is time that we say it out loud: “The last ten years have been the most successful in the last 100 years of Hungarian history.”
10 February 2019, Budapest
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán made his highly anticipated state-of-the-nation address in Budapest yesterday
The Hungarian response calls for something different: stronger families, more children.
The prime minister will talk about the government measures decided on the basis of a national consultation on family policy conducted in November and December