France joins the group of countries that want nuclear energy on the European Union’s “green list”
Ukraine’s poor economic performance drives workforce to neighboring Poland
Romanian infantry battalion sent packing after embarrassing mishap
It’s too early to know whether it was a terrorist attack
Hungary has a modern, comprehensive policy against anti-Semitism
The country has over five billion cubic meters of gas reserves
The patients will be treated in cities near the Romanian border
Romania makes the world’s top ten
Scientific achievement will continue to be the only measure, the head of the Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences said
Migration was the main topic of the Viesgrád Group leaders’ Budapest meeting with Egypt, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said
Hungarian 2021 growth expected to be third fastest in the European Union
Rising seed prices and rampant Chinese demand are the two main causes
The accused publicly beheaded an imam in Syria in 2015
On the 20th anniversary of the bridge’s reopening, leaders from the region come together to remember the power of working together
Green goals should not override already achieved agreements, according to Hungarian agricultural minister
Only brewery in the contest whose New England IPA was given a gold medal
Country receives 10-year transition period
Change at the top averts coalition crisis
Immigration will be a key topic in next year’s elections
Romania is asking for Hungarian help to relieve pressure on its healthcare system
Spain is also under increasing migration pressure, Szijjártó pointed out
The European Union should take in half of the Afghans searching for a new home, commissioner Johansson says
Business interests trump political considerations between Hungary and Germany, writes a Hungarian trans activist who now lives in Germany
It took the European Union ten years to finally realize that Poland and Hungary are not like other member states, columnist Péter G. Fehér writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Immigrant communities are harassing and pushing out the indigenous population, according to a French mayor
The European Parliament is seeking to reduce fatal automobile accidents
EU leaders also stress that Balkan countries must continue their reforms
The Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland will submit a joint proposal to reduce EU energy prices, Orbán says ahead of summit.
Ministers will present a united front within the European Union on the issue of migration
He left victims from Munich to Tokyo with his art forgeries
Germany, which sells itself as a green energy leader, is an emissions-producing giant that is gobbling up fossil fuels to meet energy demands
The Hungarian ‘fact-finding’ mission of the European Parliament’s LIBE committee is a farce, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry
Only ten months into its mandate, the three-party Romanian governing coalition faces its hardest test yet
Russian Defense Ministry announced two successful tests on Monday
Hungary will not cede an inch of migration control, says the country’s foreign minister
Iohannis, hailed as a “bridge builder,” attacks neighboring Hungary at major European award ceremony in Germany
The number of illegal migrants entering Hungary has tripled so far this year
This was the German chancellor’s last speech about German reunification after 16 years in power
Despite criticisms from the left, Hungarian competitiveness has just received two major forms of international praise, financial journalist Csaba Szajlai writes in a column in daily Magyar Nemzet.
The Hungarian Armed Forces are undergoing massive development under the conservative government of Viktor Orbán
The fact-finding mission of the European Parliament’s LIBE committee was anything but, Justice Minister Judit Varga says
Hungarian-Ukrainian relations worsened after Hungary signed a deal with Russian energy giant Gazprom
Low vaccination rates and lack of restrictive measures responsible for the deterioration
Hungary’s only consideration is the safety of its energy supply, Orbán said
Both Lithuania and Hungary protect the European Union’s external borders, Justice Minister Judit Varga pointed out
Despite the German president’s claims that Germany’s Turkish guest workers have led Germany to a successful “open” society, the data suggests his claim is misleading
Six years after signing the Paris Agreement, the world is further from meeting climate goals then it was at the time, President János Áder warns
The United States also plans to invest $400 million over the next 20 years into a large military town in Romania
The poor showing of Germany’s Christian Democratic Party at Sunday’s elections may herald the dawn of the classic people’s parties, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
In a rare success for the reviving Hungarian arms industry, Britain’s SAS is reported to purchase GM6 Lynx anti-material rifles.
Ukraine asked the European Union to review the legality of the deal between Russia and Hungary
Hungary’s long-term gas supply is successfully secured even as soaring gas prices trigger shortage fears across Europe
The lack of true — or even viable — alternatives during the German elections herald the end of a nation, economist László Bogár writes in a column in daily Magyar Hírlap.
Hungarian society is heading into next year’s elections with a hopelessly divided society and as history tells us, there could be more on the line than many would like to believe, economist László Bogár writes in a column in daily Magyar Hírlap
Hungary is creating alternative funding plans as the EU restricts funding for the country’s recovery program
Upcoming World Cup qualified for Hungary will be played behind closed doors and Hungarian Federation slapped with large fine
On Sunday alone, police apprehended 343 illegal immigrants attempting to enter Hungary
The Hungarian government has long been accused of exiling Soros’ Central European University from Budapest, yet the same university just hosted a conference in Budapest, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán writes
Six gold, eight silver and four bronze medals for Hungary
Hungary’s justice minster, Judit Varga, reiterates Hungary’s position in the debate about the future of the European Union
Kurz says equal measures should apply for all European Union member states
Job exams doctored after submission.
Gusztáv Zoltai led Hungary’s largest Jewish interest group from 1991 to 2013
Tech giants are a dangerous combination of financial and intellectual might, political analyst Tamás Fricz writes in daily Magyar Nemzet
The agenda of the front-runner in Germany’s upcoming election indicates that he may stage a comeback for communism, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
Vaccinate or get fined – or fired, says Italy
Parents are the only ones allowed to decide on the sexual education of their children, Varga wrote
EP also calls for adoption of controversial migration pact
Slovenia and Hungary could be among the winners of a new era – starting now
Hungary’s position on migration has been adopted by other EU nations, but not in the EU itself, Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga told news portal Mandiner in an interview
With the threat of EU funding to Hungary being cut over ideological differences, the conservative country issues $4.25 billion plus €1 billion in bonds to pre-finance its economic recovery
EU integration is not about stifling national strivings but about encouraging them, Áder said.
Four million Afghans have already left their homeland and many of them want to be in Europe
Romania’s church says EU cannot force a decision on marriage upon member states
A Europe of different peoples and traditions — when those people and traditions happen to be European minorities — is not the Europe the EU wants
The Hungarian government wants to extend emergency rule to Jan. 1, 2022, in light of the worsening coronavirus crisis
Even if Europe is unable to do so, Hungary must protect its interests, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
While foreign armed forces were the previous threat, now Soros-backed groups and politicians along with European Union bodies are the biggest threat to Hungarian sovereignty
Hungary’s policy of maintaining strong trade relations with the East has turned into a success story
Croatia is preparing to introduce the euro currency, but other southern countries like Greece could serve as a cautionary tale about the perils of joining the eurozone
The new barracks under construction will also be able to house women
Sharks are not mindless killing machines, marine biologists argue
A Somali migrant stabbed four women and a 6-year-old child
This was only the third visit of a pope to Hungary
Economist Csaba Szajlai takes a look at the state of Germany’s economy and society as the Merkel era draws to a close
Karikó’s research paved the way for a modern generation of vaccines, including those for COVID-19.
Poland takes seriously its duty to defend the Schengen borders, Polish President Andrzej Duda said
By abandoning Christianity, the West has lost its sense of mission, said Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán
Nelu Iordache bought a plane for his airline from EU infrastructure funds
Hungary and Serbia will defend European borders even if gratitude cannot be expected for this.
Orwellian thought police have materialized in the form of Facebook’s so-called fact-checkers, economist Milán Pálfalvi writes in a commentary in daily Magyar Nemzet
Hungary’s justice minister says her country will pursue all legal means to intervene on Poland’s side in the dispute with the EU
The lack of open debates in the EU is worsened by double standards, Szijjártó said at a forum in Poland
The resignation of five ministers has thrown the Romanian three-party government into crisis
Financial journalist Csaba Szajlai takes a dispassionate look at the debate between Finance Minister Varga and Central Bank head Matolcsy.
The jewel of the auction is a 602 HP Lamborghini Huracán Evo
Hungary must continue to fight for its ideals despite increasing resistance from Brussels, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes.
The Sept. 3 premiere of the movie “Dune” at the Venice Film Festival shows that even the pandemic could not stop the momentum of the Hungarian film industry
An overwhelming 81 percent of Hungarians say that the country must keep the fence on its southern border in order to combat illegal immigration
