Transcarpathian Hungarians’ Rights Must Improve before NATO-Ukraine Talks It has been clear for years that the Hungarian government will not agree to a formal meeting of the NATO-Ukraine... 2022.11.30.
Reality Is on Our Side, Says Government Official Zoltán Kovács, Secretary of State for International Communication and Relations, gave an interview to Magyar Nemzet, in which he discussed... 2022.11.29.
Leading Fidesz Politician Calls the European Parliament’s Resolution Unacceptable According to the communications director of the governing Fidesz party, the European Parliament's recent resolution calling for further sanctions against... 2022.11.28.
EU Shuffle With Ukrainian Refugees As the winter season approaches and Ukrainian infrastructure comes under increasing attack, more and more people may leave Ukraine to... 2022.11.28.
Despite Crisis, Hungary Will Not Surrender, Viktor Orbán Pledges During times of crisis, one must take action and must alleviate troubles, Viktor Orbán said at the meeting of the... 2022.11.28.
Hungary Does Not See Energy as an Ideological Issue Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó was a guest on France24's Talking Europe political program, where he discussed the war in... 2022.11.28.
President Novák Meets Zelensky in Kiev Katalin Novák traveled to Kiev to meet Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky with fellow European leaders and visited ethnic Hungarian communities... 2022.11.28.
Prime Ministers of V4 Agree on Fundamental Issues Concerning Ukraine The heads of government of the Visegrád Four (Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic, and Poland) have agreed on the fundamental... 2022.11.25.
The EU Is Looking at a Future with Mountains of Debt Hungary is supporting Ukraine financially, and the required money has already been earmarked for this purpose, but "we do not... 2022.11.25.
Ukraine Demands More Money for Transit Supplying Oil to Hungary Oil pumping through the Ukrainian section of the Friendship pipeline was stopped and shortly after resumed on Wednesday. This week,... 2022.11.24.
President Novák Helps Transcarpathian Children’s Home Hungarian President Katalin Novák welcomed residents of the Saint Michael Children’s Home from the village of Rát (Rativci, Transcarpathia, Ukraine)... 2022.11.23.
Foreign Minister Rebuffs U.S. Ambassador’s Criticism Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó rejected the criticism from the U.S. Ambassador regarding his talks in Moscow. In a Facebook... 2022.11.22.
Oil Deliveries Resume through Friendship Pipeline Both the foreign minister and the prime minister's office have confirmed that crude oil deliveries have restarted through the Friendship... 2022.11.17.
Hungary, Austria and Serbia Join Forces to Stop Illegal Migration Viktor Orbán, Aleksandar Vucic, and Karl Nehammer discussed the war in Ukraine and illegal migration at a summit in Belgrade.... 2022.11.17.
Viktor Orbán Urges for Calm after Missile Incident in Poland Prime Minister Viktor Orbán held an extraordinary meeting with members of the government to discuss the missile incident in Poland... 2022.11.16.
President Novák Meets Emmanuel Macron in Paris Hungary's President Katalin Novák addressed the Paris Peace Forum and met with French President Emmanuel Macron during the weekend. "We... 2022.11.14.
Ukraine Aid Can Cause Dangerous Escalation in the EU Funds Debate According to media reports, the European Union wants to use funds dedicated to Hungary to support Ukraine. Budapest has already... 2022.11.14.
President Katalin Novák Visits Paris Hungary's head of state Katalin Novák met with Nicolas Sarkozy, visited UNESCO, and held a lecture in front of university... 2022.11.11.
Hungary Extends Humanitarian Aid for Ukraine to Education Hungary is extending its humanitarian aid to Ukraine to the field of education, Levente Magyar, the Parliamentary State Secretary of... 2022.11.11.
“Central Europe Can Save Europe” Balázs Orbán, the political director of the Hungarian prime minister spoke to a Polish newspaper about the war in Ukraine... 2022.11.09.
INTERVIEW: “Woke Politics Drive Europe to Poverty, Repression and Deep Crisis” According to Maximilian Krah, today's Germany is both united and divided, and his party will inevitably become increasingly important in... 2022.11.08.
