EU Presidency: Focusing on Competitiveness and Western Balkans The Hungarian Presidency of the EU Council has gained support for its priorities, notably focusing on competitiveness and enlargement policy,... 2024.09.25.
Hungary and Netherlands Seek Opt-Out from EU Migration Pact Hungary is set to join the Netherlands in requesting an opt-out from the European Union’s migration policies, signaling a growing... 2024.09.23.
EU Affairs Minister Critiques Democratic Deficit and Migration Policies of the Union Minister for EU Affairs János Bóka criticized the European elite for being out of touch with public opinion on key... 2024.08.26.
EU Presidency: Political Responsibility Beyond Technical Tasks Minister of European Affairs, János Bóka, emphasized that Hungary's EU Presidency will be unique and cannot be regarded as an... 2024.07.02.
Hungarian EU Presidency to Launch New European Competitiveness Pact János Bóka, Minister of EU Affairs, announced at the 14th Infoparlament - Parliament of the Information Society conference, that the... 2024.06.06.
Minister Criticizes EU’s Governance and Calls for Sovereignty Protection The Minister for European Union Affairs, speaking at the Hungary 20 Years in the European Union conference in Budapest, criticized... 2024.05.07.
Minister Speaks Up for More Transparent Standards in Rule of Law Procedures The Minister of EU affairs highlighted a shared consensus among Member States regarding the necessity for clearer and more transparent... 2024.05.02.
Minister of EU Affairs: Funds Used for Political Pressure on Hungary János Bóka, Minister of European Union Affairs, stated on his Facebook page that the political communication preceding last week's EU... 2024.02.09.
