Péter Szijjártó told a press conference during the break of an EU foreign affairs council meeting that the European Commission was already preparing a tenth package of sanctions against Russia...
Could it be that the tides are slowly turning?
Prime Minister Orbán spent the last two days in Germany, attending a handful of events and negotiating with important actors in German political and business circles. Here’s a summary of...
The foreign minister said the war poses risks physically, and financially, as well as in terms of energy and food supplies.
H-HERO has also provided care to 2,074 people in the border region since the outbreak of war in February.
With the recent further pounding the forint has taken, I thought it a good time to turn to a piece this week by Martón Nagy, minister without portfolio in the Orbán government responsible for economic development.
This new study reinforces the Hungarian government’s firm commitment to brokering peace.