Freedom of speech dead? German businessman fined €6,000 for billboard mocking Green party politicians
A businessman is facing a €6,000 fine for putting up a political banner on his own property mocking left-wing politicians
A businessman is facing a €6,000 fine for putting up a political banner on his own property mocking left-wing politicians
NATO’s 1999 bombings destroyed many of Serbia’s anti-aircraft radars
The windfall tax was levied on large food retailers in 2022
Although Western taxpayers may be tapped out, Ukraine is set to need much more money in the future
The investment will create a new urban quarter around the Rákosrendező railway station in the Hungarian capital
“Walking through the streets of Malmö is like walking through Baghdad”
The current Polish government cannot erase hundreds of years of history and shared bloodshed between Hungarians and Poles, argues one Hungarian commentator who describes himself as being “obsessed” with Poland
U.S. ambassador David Pressman has been requested to explain Biden’s claim that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is looking to install a “dictatorship”
Central European countries and possibly Turkey could support the Romanian’s candidacy
The Hungarian leader was speaking following the visit of Peter Pellegrini, the speaker of Slovakia’s parliament, to Budapest on Monday
Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó hailed the investment for allowing Hungarian firms to thrive in the region
The cyberattack blocked several ministries and civilian air control
Right-wing Chega doubled its result from the previous election
Donald Trump called the visit by “fantastic leader” Orbán an “honor,” while the Hungarian prime minister described Trump as the “president of peace”
Germany imports half of the EU’s coffee
Zsuzsa Mihalek becomes the second Hungarian to win an Oscar for production design in the last three years
Eighteen countries have reportedly reimbursed Czechia for providing the ammunition
Von der Leyen promised to ramp up the EU’s defense in her second term, but EU leaders like Viktor Orbán have called for all EU leaders overseeing the failed past few years to be removed
Russian central bank assets worth €7.7 billion were frozen in Switzerland following the invasion of Ukraine
Tesla has been forced to halt production until the end of next week, potentially costing a €1 billion in damages
Ukrainians in the Netherlands are currently exempt from paying utility bills, healthcare costs and municipal taxes
A leftist official is accused of protecting his son, who was arrested for molesting minors
The French-designed explosives were used in retaliatory strikes following Russia’s bombing off Odesa earlier this week
European markets are being flooded with cheap and sub-standard Ukrainian agricultural products, says Hungary’s agricultural minister
Russia and China are challenging the existing world order, says Finland’s top general
Rutte once said that Hungary “no longer has a place in the EU” and that he wanted to bring the country “to its knees”
The U.S. company immediately appealed the fine
Hungary is well on its way to reducing the use of fossil fuels
The United States wants to confiscate the funds in their entirety, while France and Germany propose only spending the interest made off the assets
Biden has a long history of touching children inappropriately
Slovakia had donated its own Russian-made air defense systems to Ukraine
Weidel argues the dispute is one of semantics rather than substance, but Le Pen appears unsatisfied with the AfD
The left’s alleged moral stance on pedophilia is a political ploy, and their history, including their voting record, shows broad support for pedophilia
Prominent UK Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood criticized the German leader for telling press that British troops were assisting Ukraine with missile “target control” of Russian forces on the front line
The Swedish-made fighters are more suited to Hungary’s needs than the U.S. F-16s, writes John Kőházi for Magyar Nemzet
The war in Ukraine has highlighted the inability of Western European societies to tackle their own problems, writes László Levente Tüth in daily Magyar Hírlap
“Today’s meeting convinced me that Visegrád is alive, Visegrád is important”
A number of NATO member states rushed to deny that their nations could become directly involved in the conflict
“The left-wing governments have allowed more than 500 pedophiles to go free in Hungary,” said PM Viktor Orbán
Romania and Bulgaria are still outside the EU’s free travel zone
The U.S. has given Ukraine 31 Abrams tanks
Orbán said the push for electronic currencies was being pushed by banks, which is why his government will not oppose efforts to ensure the right to cash in the constitution
PM Fico has broken with the previous Slovak government’s strong pro-Ukraine stance
László Varju was one of several people who attempted to forcibly enter the headquarters of Hungary’s state broadcaster in 2018
The Estonian prime minister also has aspirations for the job
Ukraine is trying to regroup after the strategic loss of Avdiivka
The AfD seeks to counter domestic intelligence service attacks
“As president of the Republic, I can serve the public good and express the unity of the nation, above all by upholding the fundamental values of law,” Tamás Sulyok said upon confirming his acceptance of the nomination
Syria is the main source of migrants, and Germany remains a top destination
The U.S. says Russia wants to suppress information
Estonia has been hit with attacks on government vehicles, emailed bomb threats to schools, and attempted cyber attacks in recent times
Greece just legalized same-sex civil unions, becoming the first Orthodox country to do so
NATO soldiers operate air defense systems and take part in assault groups, claims one top Russian general
ZDF presenter Jan Böhmermann, who has been compared to the U.S.’s Stephen Colbert and John Oliver, receives huge sums of taxpayer money for his show
Péter Szijjártó spoke following the visit of a US Senate delegation to Budapest, a group that was not met by any Hungarian cabinet ministers
In theory, Romania only allows Ukrainian grains to transit the country
Farmers have mass protests planned for Madrid and various other cities over the coming week
AfD members and politicians are attacked more than any other party in Germany
The Quran quote calls for killing and imprisoning “enemies”
The extreme right is considered dangerous in Germany, the extreme left not so much, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér
The new weapon has already reportedly been used against Russian forces
Hungary and Romania have similar complaints regarding minority rights in Ukraine
Hungary has seen the warmest first two weeks of February since the beginning of the 20th century
A Hungarian expert explains why migrant quotas simply will not work
Police say the group transported at least 11 different groups of migrants
The EU is making fresh demands that Hungary, Poland and Slovakia stop blocking Ukrainian grain
“The U.S. is so entrenched in this war that a possible defeat of Ukraine on the international stage could mean the defeat of the U.S.,” said a Hungarian security expert
Bulgaria is keen to fully join the Schengen Area, but if they want in, they will have take back thousands of migrants from Austria
Spain, Belgium and Hungary will now work together on combating illegal immigration
There are four strong candidates for president
The CDU and AfD see the biggest increases in support during Berlin’s repeat elections
Electricity prices in Germany have doubled since 2009
Numerous EU countries have either reintroduced compulsory drafts or are currently mulling them
Austria is locked into contracts with Russia until 2040
The Hungarian president’s resignation is proof of the right’s superior morality, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Zsolt Sütő-Nagy
Orbán would reportedly have to shift his stance on Ukraine to join the ECR group
The murder was committed by a Slovak mafia hitman
Hungary is joining the larger European trend
As the war grinds on, many Ukrainians are attempting to flee the draft
Marine Le Pen is vastly more popular then her father was at his peak
NATO head Stoltenberg assures that PM Orbán will admit Sweden into the alliance
Hungary has not stopped its drive for peace, warning that the threat of a global war is higher than ever
Former East Germany is dominated by the AfD while the former West Germany by the CDU, as a new political polling map clearly shows
Instead of investing money in Africa, Meloni should focus on schools and hospitals for Italians, argues Hungarian columnist Daniel Deme
Hungarian MEPs were not allowed to speak at the session
MPs of the ruling parties did not attend the extraordinary session
The arrest of the man comes at a time when there are mass farmer protests across Europe
Hungary’s agricultural minister openly backs the farmer protests at the Ukrainian border
Hungary may have its critics for dropping its veto against Ukraine funding, but it also has a duty to pursue its national interests
The prison cell of Italian Antifa suspect Ilaria Salis has its own bathroom and flat-screen television
The photos show the
Hungary accepted the EU’s compromise on Ukraine funding
The general is also urging voluntary military training for under-35s
The Italian woman, allegedly a member of the Hammer Gang Antifa group, is accused of participating in brutal, life-changing attacks in Hungary
The EU is lagging far behind on its artillery support for Ukraine, but production is expected to ramp up by the end of the year
Few EU leaders would dare confront protesting farmers, but Hungary’s Viktor Orbán freely went and met them in Brussels
Reaching the current climate goals by 2040 would require EU-wide investments of €1.5 trillion a year
The claim for Ukraine’s territory comes after similar statements from a Romanian far-right party
A bombshell leak from the EU describing a plan to sabotage Hungary’s economy is the latest evidence that the EU has no interest in democracy
Reports of attempted blackmail by Brussels over Hungary’s opposition to the proposed funding package for Ukraine is the latest in a long line of EU attacks against Hungary’s conservative government, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed