The EU's migration pact: A closer look beyond the fanfare
EU's narrowly approved migration pact has sparked controversy, challenging the bloc's unity and approach to human rights.
EU's narrowly approved migration pact has sparked controversy, challenging the bloc's unity and approach to human rights.
The Soros Network wants Hungary to renounce its attempt to protect the country’s sovereignty
In a Soros-funded report, Berlin-based liberal think tank Institut für Europäische Politik advises the German Federal Government to crack down on the “Hungarian authoritarian regime.”
Prime Minister Orbán’s bilateral meeting with President Putin in Beijing this week really triggered some of our staunchest critics. However, there are some things they may not want you to...
Prime Minister Orbán attended the Tranzit Festival to share his historical perspective of the current political climate, the imperial ambitions of Europe, and Hungary’s mission
With the war in Ukraine and the EU’s misguided sanctions policy driving prices to record highs in Hungary, the government has been drafting plans to tackle inflation.
The political director of PM Orbán proposes a five-point plan that could lead to the socio-economic revival of Europe, amidst the shifting geopolitical landscape of the XXI. Century
PM Orbán spoke to Kossuth Radio, stating that the EU is losing its competitiveness and is facing significant economic troubles.
According to the investigation conducted by the State Audit Office (ÁSZ), prime ministerial candidate Péter Márki-Zay’s association burned through nearly HUF 1.7 billion of foreign funds on their failed election campaign.
“At the end of the day, the supporters of peace will be right. It was morally right to vote for peace,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Kossuth Radio's program “Good morning, Hungary.”
In his regular Friday morning interview with Kossuth Radio, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed the recent developments regarding the 2024 budget, the state of the war in Ukraine, and the attacks on Hungary from Brussels.
Minister Varga accompanied Minister Gulyás and Spokeswoman Szentkirályi to present the government’s plans regarding the 2024 budget, calling it a budget of defence, needed to protect the country's security, families, jobs, pensions and utility cuts.
In a conversation with John Micklethwait, editor-in-chief of Bloomberg News, at the Qatar Economic Forum, Prime Minister Orbán called the war in Ukraine a “failure of diplomacy” that should never have happened.