Estonia, Latvia announce joint purchase of air defense systems
Although the supplier has not been specified, it is most likely Norway’s Kongsberg
Although the supplier has not been specified, it is most likely Norway’s Kongsberg
Mobile service providers must remove remaining hidden charges and offer equal network quality
Leftist legislators say the old, 1980 law is “discriminatory”
“Europe should no longer be held hostage by the ill will of some members,” the French minister told reporters
Turkey received concessions from the U.S. and both candidate countries to green-light NATO enlargement, but this is far from being a done deal, Zoltán Bugynár writes in Magyar Nemzet
Hungarians would support EU membership even if Prime Minister Viktor Orbán encouraged the country to vote to leave the bloc
Tamás Deutsch claimed the European Union’s current trajectory had made the continent weaker and more vulnerable
Emmanuel Macron has a powerful new tool to put down those protesting his government
Both France and Germany have now revealed plans to increase its use of coal to offset their use of natural gas
Hungary’s central bank is taking bold action to stem rising inflation
Since 2010, the Hungarian state has provided €100 million of support to Jewish organizations
Despite back-to-back summits, Western leaders are struggling with a lack of domestic support, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
The bomb threats hit Austria at the same time a trial for suspected jihadists begins in the Austrian city of Graz
“It is not enough for many immigrants to come to Sweden from a less developed country and enjoy the benefits. They want excitement and want to get rich quickly,” said a leading Swedish criminologist
The failure of Spain’s left-wing government to improve border security has led to the deadliest and largest illegal border-crossing at Melilla ever recorded
The EU enlargement process is increasingly becoming a farce, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
This is step two in Germany’s three-step emergency plan
Deutsche Bahn must either scrap its Mr. and Mrs. binary address, or add a third, gender-neutral form
Pressman will likely give ear to left-leaning NGOs if appointed
Albania’s prime minister called the bloc a “big mess” after several nations were denied permission to begin accession talks
Hungary supports the candidacies of all four applicant nations, but the European Commission has balked at welcoming Bosnia and Herzegovina into the union
Hungary’s chief security adviser says many are fleeing Afghanistan, but more recently, migrants are arriving from India, Pakistan, and many nations across North Africa
Hungary ended conscription after 136 years back in 2004 and has no plans to reintroduce mandatory military service, the country’s defense minister said
Opposition parties fear shortages and a black market over the move
Russian pilot killed during training incident
Should Ukraine default, EU member states will have to repay the loan
A 15 percent global tax would put Hungary at a competitive disadvantage
The big novelty uses vegetable binding agents instead of pig gelatin
After Ryanair’s CEO first called a Hungarian official an “idiot” for Hungary’s windfall tax, there is now a debate about the extra fees Ryanair customers are facing in Hungary
When it comes to IMD’s ranking, Hungary is now ahead of Poland and Slovakia but still trails Czechia
Deputy Russian prime minister blames poor U.S. and European energy security planning for rocketing fuel prices
There is a clear discrepancy between the rhetoric from European governments and the views of their citizens as to how the conflict in Ukraine should conclude
The new Panther tank is intended as a direct rival to Russia’s T-14
European competitiveness would suffer a “severe blow” from a global minimum tax
The massive public transportation discount in Germany will cost the country’s budget €2.5 billion
Hungary introduced a windfall tax on high-margin sectors of the economy last month
Michael O’Leary said a government should not be interfering with an airline’s pricing policy
Finland and Sweden have until the end of the month to resolve Turkey’s objections
“Hungarians kneel in three cases: before God, before the homeland, and before the woman they love”
Brussels says the move will reduce electronic waste by 11,000 tons a year
The Netherlands has a fast-growing migrant population, but many people appear to be wary of more asylum seekers
Russia is currently making a mockery of sanctions after earning what is likely record revenues from oil and gas sales
Laura Codruța Kövesi praised the responsiveness of Hungary
Overall, 20 percent more people were granted citizenship in Germany last year
The pipeline supplies Hungary and other Central and Eastern European countries
Not even half of France’s eligible voters bothered to turn out to vote
Opting for LNG goes against Germany’s declared energy policy
Due to the Russian-Ukrainian war, 25 million tonnes of grains are stuck in Ukrainian warehouses
The requirement for unanimity slows down the inner workings of the European Union, the EU Parliament says
The move comes as Finland and Sweden begin accession talks to join NATO
The EU may threaten Hungary’s low gas prices
The government needs to act quickly to mitigate the effects of an economic crisis mostly brought about by the war in Ukraine
Despite Hungary’s struggles with inflation, data show it is performing slightly better than its regional peers
Wokeism is abandoned when major companies head to less-liberal places in the world, such as China and North Africa, says Anne de Guigné
Hungarians boo at football players taking the knee because they consider this a manifestation of ideological and cultural imperialism, evangelical preacher and theologian Ádám Szabados writes on his blog
Hungary scores a major victory over the English national team, but Hungarian fans booing becomes the top international story
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has won the battle to defend Hungary’s energy supply, but defending national interests remains a constant fight, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Natural gas in Amsterdam costs almost 10 times as much as in Budapest
The Dutch prime minister admitted that Hungary, Slovakia and Czechia depend on Russian oil
Terms like “young people,” “sensitive neighborhood” and even “knife attack” are all euphemisms used by the media and government to lie to people, said Canadian sociologist and philosopher Mathieu Bock-Côté
Immune-deficient persons and pregnant women are most susceptible to the disease
According to Hungary’s constitution, the president serves as commander-in-chief of the Hungarian Armed Forces
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine means NATO is no longer bound to its previous agreement with Moscow
After Romania began to liberalize its energy prices in July 2020, Romanians are getting hit hard with energy inflation
Hungary also received supply guarantees in case pipelines supplying the country stop operating
Hungarian security policy expert György Nógrádi agrees with Kissinger, who says peace talks with Russia are a must
Germany will have to override its own constitution to finance the massive spending on military upgrades
Over 100 people are searching for the plane, which was lost with four people on board
The sixth sanctions package against Russia goes against the Versailles EU agreement, Balázs Orbán claims
Europe must now pay for allowing for an “energy addiction” to grow
Hungary has so far opposed any ban on Russian energy imports that would disproportionately affect Hungarian consumers without adequate compensation
Last year his fortune grew by 60 billion to 480 billion Hungarian forints (€1.22 billion)
The windfall tax will add 800 billion Hungarian forints (€2 billion) to the state’s coffers
Over 726,000 Ukrainians have sought initial refuge in Hungary to date
Official estimates hold Russia’s missile success at just below 40 percent
Karikó and co-inventor Drew Weissman are seen as likely candidates for a Nobel Prize
An agreement looks far from reachable after Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s latest communication to the European Council President Charles Michel
Banks, telecommunications, and energy companies are among those to be taxed to help pay for defense costs and utility price caps
A top-level discussion of the sanctions package would be ‘counter-productive,’ according to Hungary’s prime minister
A letter signed by almost 60 leading public figures says neutrality puts Austria in danger
The state of emergency allows the government to pass ordinances without parliamentary approval
The WHO must offer proper guidance in combating the monkeypox threat, Hungary’s foreign minister declares
The ruble is showing steady signs of recovery despite the crippling effect of economic sanctions imposed on Russia by the West
German defense contractor still cannot deliver the tanks and infantry fighting vehicles it offered Ukraine
The missile, launched by a 10-ton rocket, has multiple independent hypersonic warheads
The MEP was with a delegation headed to Palestine after Al-Jazeera journalist Shireen Abu Akleh was killed on the Palestinian territories
Twenty percent of British have been forced to take loans to cover living costs
The erasure of borders, as promoted by the EU, is leading to the homogenization of Europe’s peoples, warned Hungary’s justice minister
The arrest was the culmination of a six-country law enforcement operation
Ukraine will receive $40 billion from the U.S. and another $18.4 billion from the G7
Hungary just proved that conservative politics can win
“Hungary has one of the largest and most magnificent Jewish communities,” the rabbi claimed as he thanked Viktor Orbán for his alliance with the state of Israel
The Islamic attire however is still viewed favorably by 72 percent of Muslims across the country
The weapons can allegedly blind satellites in low Earth orbit and destroy drones from 5 kilometers
Hungary is already self-sufficient in food production but must do more to reduce its dependency in other sectors, such as energy
Those who take over the restaurants won’t be allowed to use the McDonald’s branding, logo, or menus
Turkey remains opposed to both Nordic countries’ NATO membership
The Serbian prime minister said the bomb threats were designed to pressure his country into joining sanctions against Russia
The impact of the war was not yet felt in first-quarter data
The Pope’s frail health has sparked speculation about his successor