“To see such things in our f**king country, in our Belgium, which has taken you in and which you trash as much as possible after winning against Belgium?”
Boeing plans to use existing U.S. stocks of rocket engines and small bombs
If the West wants to commit suicide, it should leave Hungary out of it, Magyar Nemzet publicist Tamás Pilhál writes
Merkel still remains more popular than current Chancellor Olaf Scholz
Western “war fatigue” is a real threat to Ukraine
Moldova, which is highly dependent on Russian energy, shares its entire power infrastructure with Ukraine
The Hungarian PM now has a Slovakian football scarf
Police eventually took some 50 migrants into custody
The material value of the coins is estimated at $1 million but are “irreplaceable” according to archaeological experts
A majority of EU member states supports a price cap, but many find the current proposal too high
Austria’s problems with illegal migration are now big problems for Romania and Bulgaria
While sanctions have not crippled Russia’s ability to wage war, they are certainly harming Hungarians
Latest polling shows a strong political divide in views on immigration
All Caritas Internationalis operations will be led by a temporary administrator
Most municipalities complain of being overburdened, but some still want more foreigners
People smugglers shot at Hungarian police officers during a high-speed vehicle chase
Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, and Croatia expressed various degrees of anger
The attacker was under the influence of alcohol and cocaine
“So Russia is generating record revenues, while we in Europe are paying a sanction surcharge for energy and suffering sanction inflation”
The map of Greater Hungary still reminds Hungarians today of the territories lost after the WWI
The EU claims the Great Replacement is a conspiracy theory, but the UN claims Europe needs to accept 60 million migrants by 2050, mostly from Africa
The elderly man was stabbed 30 times in the face and neck
The EU continues to insist on creating the ever-elusive “European identity,” but is such a goal realistic?
Italy’s demographic situation is dire, but will more marriages help reverse the trend?
Europol officers seized rotten tuna and illegal alcohol that can cause blindness
Conservatives across Europe are split over the war in Ukraine, with the Visegrád Four (V4) increasingly looking like an alliance only in name
Security guards were unable to contain the highly trained troops
The perpetrator became aggressive when officers discovered his asylum claim had been rejected
In view of Tuesday’s rocket incident in Poland, missile defense is a hot topic
The goal is to stop migrants from entering the EU through Serbia
A souring economy may hamper Russia’s ability to wage war
Poll after poll shows the French want a stricter immigration policy
The swastika was replaced with Twitter birds in a satirical image posted by the German public broadcaster ZDF
The man from Timisoara has been hosting 26 Ukrainian refugees in a two-story house
Defense Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky confirmed PM Viktor Orbán had convened the Defence Council in the wake of the events
Energy safety and energy prices are key for Hungary, said cabinet minister Gergely Gulyás
The meeting was focused on the use of nuclear weapons
Sanctions have not stopped Russia’s war effort, but they have harmed it, EU official claims
He spoke of the “martyred” Ukrainian nation
Leftist independent Natasa Pirc Musar has a law degree but spent most of her career working for the media, including for CNN and the BBC
The terrorist attack in downtown Istanbul killed six and injured 81
The number of company bankruptcies has spiked 18 percent from September to October
The attacker reportedly shouted “Allahu Akbar” and had warned police earlier that day he would attack them, but he was not detained
Russia has proven to be most vulnerable to restrictions in the microchip export market, and an expansion of technology sanctions could grind Russia to a halt, a Hungarian think tank claims
Do Europe’s two top leaders need a time-out? The feud between the two all began with “Sofagate”
It remains unclear how long Sweden’s nuclear power plant will be offline
It can carry up to 15 nuclear warheads and reach any point on Earth
Christian Lindner says the digital euro could be an economic growth engine for the bloc
General Mark Milley also floated the need for Russia and Ukraine to enter into talks to end the war
Hungary’s economics minister warned inflation could peak at 25 percent
“We always talk about the Russians in terms of the chess grandmasters, but (Putin’s) sport is judo”
He may look strong on the international stage, but French President Emmanuel Macron is a lame duck at home
Neither those attending nor the venue of the meeting have been confirmed yet
A considerable 78 percent also oppose Western training of Ukrainian troops
NGOs are now appealing to local courts against the Italian government’s decisions
The conflict between Kosovo and Serbia goes back decades, but will a license plate dispute break out into a new war?
Höcke says Hungary still has freedom of expression thanks to Viktor Orbán
Von der Leyen says the European Union will continue to support Ukraine for “as long as it’s needed”
Germany’s left-wing foreign minister said she regrets the decision
Ukraine’s debt could double next year to 100 percent of its GDP
Netanyahu and his political allies will have 64 seats in Israel’s 120-member parliament
“(Hungarians) never wanted to trade the dictatorship of communism for the oppression of political correctness and the woke culture that is rampant in Europe today”
Energy prices are soaring, and industrial orders are down across the country
The Syrian man slashed the bus’s tires before turning his knife on a ticket inspector
Kosovo denies involvement, saying Serbia used it as a pretext to increase its military presence on the border
14 million Ukrainians have already left their homes, and it is not even winter yet
In September alone, 40,000 asylum seekers may have entered the country
“Nowadays, Viktor Orbán’s Hungary represents the nations striving for sovereignty”
Weapons sent to Ukraine are finding their way across Europe
Unauthorized squatting of more than 50 people will be punishable by up to six years in prison
Germany is but a pawn of the United States, and Germany’s reaction to the Nord Stream terror attack proves it, says one of Hungary’s most influential historians
The Jordanian migrant has been in Germany for years but has held no job
Germany must rethink sanctions on Russia because “there is no obligation to commit economic suicide,” writes Bruno Bandulet
Hungary is furious after Latvian Defense Minister Artis Pabriks accused Hungary and Bulgaria of “treason”
The resolution, which passed with a large majority, does not mention Iran as a nuclear power
The new power conduit could replace current gas shipments, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán explained
The ban is to come into effect in 2035, pending a 2026 review
Doctors’ association says regular cannabis use can lead to irreversible brain damage in young people
Hungarian police seized drugs worth €1.47 million and dismantled several drug gangs
Despite potentially facing prison, the father says he has “no regrets” for beating the man accused of raping his young daughter
Judge rules the “Z” symbol was an endorsement of Russia’s invasion
Russia’s response will increase as U.S. troops get closer to its borders, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov warned
Sustainable economic growth in Hungary depends on nuclear energy, says FM Szijjártó
This is the second German court ruling in a week backing the conservative AfD party
The Vatican is ready to host roundtable peace talks between Russia and Ukraine
Right-wing politicians and protesters have insisted on the immediate deportation of migrants who have been ordered to leave France
The drugs may prove effective, but they are years away from being on the market
Budapest currently has seven Michelin-starred restaurants
Dîncu went against his country’s official policy of supporting Ukraine’s war efforts
Local politicians are denying responsibility for the crime, with one saying, “We as a municipality cannot psychoanalyze every refugee about who he is, what he stands for, and what perversions he may have”
Illegal entry attempts into Hungary are hovering just under 5,000 per week
Germany said its domestic relief package is commensurate with the country’s size
Meloni said she will work together with Orbán on solving Europe’s critical challenges
Marion Maréchal says France’s interior and justice ministers want to keep the murder of 12-year-old Lola quiet
Germany and France canceled the Franco-German government consultations planned for next Wednesday
Hungary’s long-term gas delivery prices will not be affected by a possible EU gas price cap
Data from the German federal government shows there are major wage differences between immigrants and Germans
The bell cast in 1937 was stolen in 2001
Local officials played banned stanzas of the German anthem at a meeting with Jászberény’s twin city of Vechta
Vučić: The European Parliament wants Serbia to coordinate its foreign policy with the EU
