21-year-old swimmer Kristóf Milák won gold at the Tokyo Olympics – but, seeing his face after the race, you would never guess
Faced with increasing protests against migrants’ vandalism, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis takes a tougher line against immigration, daily Magyar Nemzet writes
Hungary is defending itself against the “toxic gender ideology”, columnist Mariann Őry writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Contrary to the liberal propaganda of the West, press freedom and democracy are alive and well in Hungary, Austrian publicist Andreas Unterberger writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
The “doomsday” command and control airplanes that will allow Putin to control Russia by air in the event of nuclear war
Hungary must switch to smart capital investments and reduce its budget deficit, Central Bank György Matolcsy writes in his column in daily Magyar Nemzet
Austria will continue to deport illegal Afghan migrants despite American withdrawal, says Chancellor Sebastian Kurz
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has more legitimacy than all EU commissioners put together, Peter Gauweiler writes
Amid a reduction of more than 30% in commercial flights compared with the last pre-pandemic year, Hungarian air controllers could go on strike on Tuesday in support of their wage-rise demands
Swedes are increasingly apprehensive about a rising wave of violent migrant crimes, with innocent bystanders often the victims
Besides being one of Hungary’s busiest cabinet members, Justice Minister Judit Varga somehow also manages to find the time to hone her violin skills
Central European countries are poised to have economic growth of around 5 percent per year in the next few years, Hungarian Finance Minister Mihály Varga said
A new European Union directive would allow closer surveillance of private messages and phone calls, news and opinion portal Mandiner writes
Europe needs to consist of strong nation-states, Minister of Justice Judit Varga said in a summer university speech
The schedule of Pope Francis’ September visit to Budapest is final: he will meet President János Áder and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán before celebrating the closing Holy Mass of the International Eucharistic Congress
The majority of Romanians would not extend the rights of the LGBT community and would approve of legislation strengthening the social role of the traditional family model, a recent survey showed
The owner of Israeli software company NSO, makers of the Pegasus software, says it has nothing to do with a list of fifty thousand allegedly tracked phone numbers, the Israeli business newspaper Calcalist reported
The aid is intended to arrive with minimal red tape to ensure immediate support
In response to European Commission criticism, Hungary has launched a five-question referendum on sexual education and the protection of children’s rights, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced on social media
The chapter on Hungary of the European Commission’s rule of law report displays the same double standards Brussels has subjected the country to in recent years, Justice Minister Judit Varga told daily Magyar Nemzet
The European Commission’s fundamental values have become irreconcilable with those of Central Europe, political analyst Tamás Fricz writes in his column in daily Magyar Nemzet
One of the important guarantees of future security is for Hungary to become self-sufficient in the production of medical devices, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said at Tuesday’s inauguration ceremony of Beurer Hungária Kft in Veszprém
Following a teaser video two weeks ago, Russia on Tuesday unveiled a mock-up of its fifth-generation fighter, Sukhoi LTS “Checkmate”, designed as a direct competitor the U.S. F-35
The Visegrád Group (consisting of Czechia, Hungary, Poland, and Slovakia) will assist Lithuania in combating illegal immigration from Belarus.
The recently coined “Polexit” denotes Poland potentially leaving the European Union. But beneath the surface, the issue is about the future of the Union itself, Magyar Hírlap columnist László Bogár writes
EU Council President Charles Michel hails the agreement as a “milestone”
Germany’s Bosch Automotive Steering will invest another HUF 52.5 billion (€146 million) in Hungary, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó announced on Friday
The Visegrád Four (Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland) are interested in each other’s success, stability and rise, said Zsolt Németh, head of the Hungarian Parliament’s foreign affairs committee
A U.S. Black Hawk military helicopter was forced to land in downtown Bucharest during the rehearsal of the July 20 Romanian Air Force Day air parade.
Gearing up for the fourth wave, Hungary considers making vaccination compulsory for healthcare workers, Minister Gergely Gulyás said on Thursday after Wednesday’s cabinet meeting
The Spanish tenor will pay tribute to the sacrifice of Hungarian healthcare workers during the pandemic with a free concert, the artist announced on Thursday
Almost 66 percent of Syrian refugees in Germany need financial support, the Federal Labor Market Agency (Bundesagentur für Arbeit or BA) said in its June report
The European Commission’s latest “European Green Deal” iteration is unacceptable to Hungary, as it would burden consumers, not large polluters, cabinet minister Gergely Gulyás said on Thursday
Newly developed anti-tank missiles have a maximum range of four kilometers
European Commission delays the approval of the country’s share of the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) because of the totally unrelated issue of the recently approved child protection law, Justice Minister Judit Varga said
Marcell Rév continues a line of famous Hungarian cameramen
New system can destroy hypersonic targets up to an altitude of 200 km, Russia’s air defense commander says
Most Hungarians think EU integration should not mean abandoning national values
A two-tier euro exchange rate can bring us closer to solving the European Union’s current economic problems, Hungarian Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy argues in his influential column from daily Magyar Nemzet.
Three and a half years after its inception, the European Union’s joint military arm is still hindered by delays, calling into question the group’s ambitions for strategic autonomy.
Eleven EU member states signed a letter to Frans Timmermans, Deputy President of the European Commission, to rethink the unsustainable forestry policy.
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