Hungary says Erasmus scholarships not in danger
Hungary can make the necessary amendments to university steering board regulations, minister Tibor Navracsics said on Wednesday
Hungary can make the necessary amendments to university steering board regulations, minister Tibor Navracsics said on Wednesday
A scarf worn by Viktor Orbán featuring the map of Greater Hungary led to a short-lived spat between Hungary and its neighboring countries
Hungary’s left-wing opposition may face criminal charges down the road for taking foreign campaign money worth millions of euros
Ukraine and Hungary continue to trade accusations
Five EU countries have asked the European Commission to intervene as Ukrainian wheat floods the EU market
Ethnic Hungarians were reportedly killed in huge numbers in the battle of Soledar, and now there are fears that this small population could be suffering exceptionally high losses
“We say who can come in, who can stay here, who can live with us and who can’t. We also want to determine how our lives are connected with our neighbors”
In an apparent insult to Hungary, Ukraine’s ambassador to Israel claimed Israel is the only democratic country not helping Ukraine militarily
Hungary hasn’t seen the lull in migrant activity it has come to expect in the winter and is bracing for an increase in border-crossing attempts over last year, revealed Orbán’s chief adviser
The Qatargate bribery scandal continues to rock Brussels, and Hungary’s conservatives are rubbing salt in the wound
Péter Szijjártó is confident of breaking last year’s foreign investment record after meeting with business leaders at the World Economic Forum in Davos
The base was used by the U.S. during the Yugoslav wars in the 1990s, but Hungarians are now paying the price in the form of significant pollution
Price caps on utility bills and an exemption from Russia sanctions have left Hungarians confident about their energy supply
Prime Minister Orbán said Hungary’s financial reserves are higher than at the onset of the 2008 global financial crisis
The government cited the high cost of hosting the event
For the time being, the government will pay for the scholarships, but a lawsuit could be in the pipeline
“We have never seen an example of an artistic ensemble finding a home in an industrial environment, neither in Hungary, nor in Europe, and perhaps not even in the world”
Some 70 percent of Hungarian students could be affected
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán is the last European leader with the courage to tell the truth, writes Romanian publicist Adrian Onciu
The biggest EU corruption scandal in history didn’t have to end with police investigations and arrests, but maybe Qatar can do better next time around
Hungary still has no short-term plans to introduce the euro
Electricity is the most expensive in Brussels while Stockholm has the highest natural gas prices
Orbán said his government’s primary concern are the needs of his country.
The minivan was smuggling 35 migrant claiming to be Syrians and Moroccans
Prominent liberal MEP is furious over Orbán advocating peace with Russia and defending national interests
PM Viktor Orbán discusses the war in Ukraine, energy inflation, and the challenges Europe can expect in 2023
“In a multicultural, mixed society, the individual loses his own identity, sense of identity, culture, faith, language, practically everything,” said retired Hungarian Archbishop yula Márfi
Hungary’s foreign minister says Croatia is abusing its monopoly position
The Hungarian PM proposed a radical plan to replace EU lawmakers with delegates hand-picked by elected national governments
The funds, which were due at the beginning of the 2021-2027 EU budget, had previously been withheld by the European Commission due to its concerns over press freedom and the rule of law
Despite the war and economic downturn, Hungary had outstanding achievements this year, according to PM Viktor Orbán
A new investigative report reveals the extent of funding provided by George Soros’ grant-making network to far-left, anti-police lobby groups across the U.S. last year
Luxembourg, Denmark, and Ireland lead the income list
The trade and investment relationship between Hungary and South Korea reached new heights in 2022
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The massive EU corruption scandal is raising questions about the legitimacy of Brussels
Widening Qatari-linked corruption scandal is taking out more and more left-wing MEPs
Qatar is boosting its LNG export capacity with large volumes expected by 2026
Hungary has for years demanded modifications to Ukraine’s minority legislation
Police seized €600,000 in money from 16 locations in Brussels last Friday as watchdogs say it may be one of the biggest corruption scandals in EU history
The deal includes a loan to Ukraine and an agreement on the global corporate tax
The number of illegal crossing attempts into Hungary has more than doubled so far this year
The increase in food prices was almost double the headline figure at 43.8 percent
After London, Hungary is the second most-sought-after production location
The windfall tax will apply to profits from the price margin between Brent and Urals crude oil
The price of gas in Hungary skyrocketed overnight from €1.16 to €1.59 per liter
The Hungarian PM said his country is ready to provide bilateral aid to Ukraine, but will not subject future generations to massive debt to continue financing a war that has not come “one millimeter closer” to ending from sanctions
U.S. charges Europe six times more for energy than U.S. households and businesses, said Emmanuel Macron
Viktor Orbán warned against Europe bankrupting itself to help Ukraine carry on the war
The four countries signed an agreement during a meeting in Athens on Thursday
EU leaders will vote on the matter at the Dec. 19 EU Council summit
Szijjártó says Hungary has not mentioned the issues surrounding the Hungarian minority in Ukraine since the Russian invasion
The EU continues playing hardball with Hungary
The number of migrants residing on the Serbia-Hungarian border is heavily disputed, with some organizations claiming figures are in the thousands
The Hungarian PM now has a Slovakian football scarf
Police eventually took some 50 migrants into custody
While sanctions have not crippled Russia’s ability to wage war, they are certainly harming Hungarians
An official report published by the Hungarian secret service links payments made by a U.S. non-profit, which has close ties to the Democratic Party and critics of the Hungarian government, to a movement founded by Hungarian opposition politician Péter Márki-Zay
People smugglers shot at Hungarian police officers during a high-speed vehicle chase
Austria, Slovakia, Ukraine, Romania, and Croatia expressed various degrees of anger
“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
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
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
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
Hungary’s economics minister warned inflation could peak at 25 percent
A considerable 78 percent also oppose Western training of Ukrainian troops
Höcke says Hungary still has freedom of expression thanks to Viktor Orbán
“(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”
“Nowadays, Viktor Orbán’s Hungary represents the nations striving for sovereignty”
Hungary is furious after Latvian Defense Minister Artis Pabriks accused Hungary and Bulgaria of “treason”
The new power conduit could replace current gas shipments, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán explained
Hungarian police seized drugs worth €1.47 million and dismantled several drug gangs
The Hungarian prime minister discussed a range of topics with the German-language Hungarian newspaper Budapester Zeitung
Sustainable economic growth in Hungary depends on nuclear energy, says FM Szijjártó
The drugs may prove effective, but they are years away from being on the market
Budapest currently has seven Michelin-starred restaurants
Illegal entry attempts into Hungary are hovering just under 5,000 per week
Meloni said she will work together with Orbán on solving Europe’s critical challenges
Hungary’s long-term gas delivery prices will not be affected by a possible EU gas price cap
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
The EU decided on Monday to train 15,000 Ukrainian soldiers, but both Hungary and Croatia say they will not participate
Hungary’s foreign minister says there is little interest in promoting peace right now, and it could end in disaster
The monument commemorated 1,000 years of Hungarian presence in the Carpathian Basin
Semmelweis University ranks in the top 250 worldwide and 64th in the European Union
Serbia and Hungary are set to deepen their alliance in relation to energy
Tibor Navracsics sat down with Viktor Orbán’s Cabinet Office spokesperson, Zoltán Kovács, for the first episode of his new podcast, “The Bold Truth About Hungary”
The German newspaper praises Orbán’s staunch defense of national interests
Viktor Orbán noted that the social conservatism present in Hungary is based on the model championed by Germans not so long ago before Germany transitioned to a multicultural country
The migrant crisis is only getting worse for Europe, and the latest figures from Hungary prove it
Brussels is conducting financial warfare against Hungary
Natural gas and electricity remain the second cheapest compared to other European nations in a monthly comparison report commissioned by the Hungarian Energy and Public Utilities Office (MEKH)
A long-standing critic of EU-imposed energy sanctions on Russia, Viktor Orbán used Thursday’s EU summit in Prague to reiterate his calls for a change in strategy from the European Commission’s
Miklós Szánthó called on European conservatives to unite to fight the wave of liberalism emanating from Brussels
Hungary officially supports the two countries’ NATO membership, but due to Turkish concerns, it is reluctant to move forward at the present time
“This is the first in a long series of such meetings,” said PM Orbán