PM orders establishment of a new border protection body
A new border protection body will be established within the framework of the Hungarian police force to ensure border security, Viktor Orbán has announced.
A new border protection body will be established within the framework of the Hungarian police force to ensure border security, Viktor Orbán has announced.
Viktor Orbán pledged to fulfill his electoral promises to the Hungarian people in a video published ahead of the NATO summit in Madrid.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán vowed to protect jobs, pensions, and families despite the inflation rise being felt across Europe as a result of the Russo-Ukrainian war.
PM Orbán blamed the EU for proposing further successive sanctions and bringing about economic woes on top of the war.
Their discussion focused on Ukraine’s bid to join the European Union and Hungary’s welcoming of war refugees.
PM Orbán has discussed topical international sports matters and Hungarian aid provided to Ukrainian athletes with IOC President Thomas Bach.
PM Orbán agreed with the EU proposal to grant candidate status to Ukraine, Moldova, Georgia and Bosnia-Herzegovina.
PM Orbán and Coe, who is in Budapest for the World Aquatics Championships, discussed preparations for the 2023 World Athletics Championships, which Budapest will host.
PM Orbán and Natalia Gavrilița discussed the situation in Ukraine, including the refugee crisis.
PM Orbán said the Hungarian government had done everything to support the six sanctions packages approved so far in the interest of European unity.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Facebook that the price of petrol will remain HUF 480 (EUR 1.2) per litre.
The Hungarian government would never support sanctions against church leaders or estranging them from their faithful.
PM Orbán said Hungary was prepared to back the EU’s sixth sanctions package if a guarantee were made regarding the security of Hungary’s energy supply.