After an Italian-led coalition opposing the plans crumbled, only Hungary and Poland ended up voting against the proposed EU Migration Pact
David Pressman said Hungary is forging closer ties to Russia, while Hungary has criticized the U.S. for attempting to push Hungary into the war
Lake Balaton’s water supply has become increasingly erratic since 2000
Hungary’s PM meets three key Asian economic players in one day
European farmers get three more months of respite from Ukrainian grain dumping
The budget will continue to subsidize utility bills and has a massive increase in military spending
Hungary lost two-thirds of its territory and half of its population in 1920
The European Parliament yielded to pressure from Washington in its vote, Magyar Nemzet columnist László Szentesi Zöld writes
“Poland will very clearly point to the illegality and violations of the rule of law by the European Parliament in this respect,” Morawiecki warned
The leader of the group was sentenced to five years and three months
The non-binding resolution serves to show the disdain felt by liberal politicians in Brussels toward the conservative Orbán administration, which refuses to toe the EU line
Hungary will maintain its stance for peace, said Hungary’s justice minister
Will the procurement of U.S. fighter jets be enough for Turkey to approve Sweden’s accession to NATO?
Hungary is halfway to its goal of a 2.1 reproduction rate, Magyar Nemzet columnist Sándor Faggyas writes
“Do not let Transylvania be lost, our God,” Katalin Novák posted on Facebook regarding the former Hungarian territory, now part of Romania
Péter Szijjártó claimed both Hungary and Serbia are in the crosshairs of the international liberal mainstream for defending their national interests
Twenty Hungarian servicemen were injured when the peacekeeping Kosovo Force (KFOR) deployed soldiers to prevent more widespread violence
FPÖ MEP Harald Vilimsky described the draft resolution proposed by left-wing EU lawmakers as “disconcerting in terms of democratic politics”
“In the European Union today, it is non-governmental organizations (NGOs), foundations and think tanks that tell Europe how to run Europe, according to the will of their own leaders”
The EU is exerting maximum financial pressure on Hungary
The European Parliament does not have a mandate to take action on the matter but is still trying to block Hungary
Hungary does not wish to “import conflicts” into NATO
Ukraine will fight until it liberates all occupied territories
Viktor Orbán urged the West to rethink its unwavering military support for Ukraine and come round to his pragmatic way of thinking in favor of a peace agreement in order to save lives
The Canadian professor called out the degenerating traditional media outlets who need a “good villain” to continue perpetuating their lies
Hungarian authorities say keeping people smugglers in prison is too expensive
After intelligence information leaked that Ukraine allegedly planned to blow up a Russian oil pipeline to crash Hungary’s economy, Hungary blocked €500 million in EU weapons funding to Ukraine
The EU claims von der Leyen had nothing to do with efforts to cut off Hungary’s Russian oil supply
The Washington Post’s leak regarding Zelensky’s plan to blow up the Druzhba pipeline had two obvious recipients, Magyar Hírlap’s Zsolt Sütő-Nagy writes
Zelensky’s plan to blow up a vital oil pipeline for Hungary has sent Hungarian-Ukrainian relations to a new low
Can peace be brokered with an unreliable and untrustworthy Ukrainian president? Hungarian columnist Zoltán Kaszab says a “fuse has blown” in Hungary over leaked Ukrainian plans to destroy Hungary’s industrial sector
Hungary is retaliating against Ukraine as tensions rise
Hungary won’t agree to EU financing as long as Ukraine keeps its ban on OTP Bank
China should not be treated as a risk, said Hungary’s foreign minister
“This is an attack on Hungary and therefore NATO, according to NATO Article 5,” said a Hungarian security expert
Hungary’s energy security would take a major hit if Ukraine went through with a plan to destroy a key Russian pipeline
Pimps could be exempt from prosecution if they meet certain conditions under a new UN proposal
Sebastian Kęciek, Poland’s ambassador in Budapest, penned a letter to Lieutenant General Gábor Böröndi on Wednesday in the latest outbreak of diplomatic strife between Poland and Hungary
Hungary has long advocated for Serbia to join the EU
Five Central and Eastern European countries have joined forces against cheap Ukrainian grains
Hungary has a good reputation in Finland
After WWII, there were dozens of Soviet prison camps in Hungary, where most died
Stephen Bartulica, a Croatian MP for the populist Homeland Movement, sat down with Remix News at CPAC Hungary in Budapest to discuss the political landscape in Croatia, the future of Croatian-Hungarian relations, and the ongoing migration crisis enveloping Europe
The number of Russian tourists at Lake Balaton dropped to just 5 percent of their pre-Covid numbers
Ukraine is singling Hungary out despite banks from across the West struggling to exit the Russian market
The Hungarian prime minister told attendees in Budapest that his country can act as an incubator for shaping the future of conservatism
Speaking in Budapest, Andrej Babiš called for greater solidarity and self-reliance within the European Union and greater border protection around it
Il Giornale writes that Orbán is the only European leader in contact with Putin
Hungary hopes the reforms will see approximately €13.2 billion in withheld EU funding released to Budapest
The Cossack flag in the original 19th-century painting, which is similar to the Ukrainian flag, was replaced with a Russian one
The EU also owes Hungary at least part of the extra costs incurred for border protection, which shields Western Europe from migrants
Bulgaria, Hungary, Poland, Romania and Slovakia have been permitted to ban Ukrainian grain imports until June 5
Andrej Babiš, leader of the Czech opposition ANO party, sat down with Hungarian newspaper Magyar Hírlap to discuss the Czech government’s failings, the current state of the Visegrád Group, and the upcoming CPAC Hungary event
In an explosive claim, Zelensky said Hungary is not a de facto NATO ally
The Hungarian government will not go against the wishes of its own citizens, says Judit Varga
Hungary is one of the few countries the pope has visited twice
The right-wing group threw Molotov cocktails and firebombs at homes of Socialist politicians
Solidarity with Ukraine doesn’t mean abandoning our own farmers, according to the MEPs
Hungary’s evacuation operation included citizens from eight other countries
Miklós Szánthó, the director general of the Center for Fundamental Rights responsible for organizing CPAC Hungary, spoke at length with State Secretary Zoltán Kovács on the upcoming gathering of conservatives, U.S.-Hungarian relations, and the future of conservatism
A Zur Zeit article claims that EU leaders are warming to policies long advocated by the Hungarian government and previously roundly dismissed by the European elite
Arne Gobert, who holds a positive view on German companies seeking to do business in Hungary, was refused permission to give evidence to the Committee on Budgetary Control at a hearing into trading practices in the country
Hungary is calling for peace even as most European nations are pushing to escalate the war
The European Parliament has been pushing mandatory migration quotas for eight years
Europe is changing its tune: Now the much-maligned fence on Hungary’s border is becoming an example for all, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Zsolt Sütő-Nagy
A no-fly zone will be in place over downtown Budapest during the pope’s visit
One person already on probation for violence was arrested
Details of the murder only emerged in April
Experts say it will be extremely difficult to prepare for the next winter
Constant attacks of the Hungarian government from U.S. Democrats do little to differentiate the U.S. from the bullying superpowers it seeks to distance itself from
The governing Fidesz MEP was speaking in Strasbourg on Wednesday ahead of a vote on the proposed migration pact
Protection of domestic markets cannot be left in the hands of the EU, writes Hungarian columnist László Szentesi Zöld
Nataša Pirc Musar and Katalin Novák met in Budapest to discuss the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, EU enlargement, and the issue of national minorities residing in neighboring states
Ursula von der Leyen said the EU needs a common solution instead of national-level bans
Why does Hungary need an enemy when it has an ally like the current U.S. administration, asks Hungarian columnist László Petrin asks in daily Magyar Hírlap
Weber seems to have accepted Orbán’s position on border fences even if he would never admit it himself
The move was reported by the Világgazdaság newspaper and later confirmed by Hungary’s Ministry of Economic Development
The latest sanctions amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine have targeted the Budapest-based International Investment Bank, as well as its Hungarian vice president, Imre Laszlóczki
The intention of Joe Biden’s man in Budapest is to drag Hungary into the conflict in Ukraine, writes József K. Horváth for the Magyar Hírlap newspaper
The U.S. is pressing Hungary to give up its pro-peace stance via sanctions, a propaganda poster campaign in Hungary, and increasing support for Hungary’s opposition
Romania has a sizeable Hungarian minority often in the crosshairs of nationalists
Ukraine is accusing Hungary of funding war crimes
The new accords secure Hungary’s oil and gas supply and the construction of its nuclear plant expansion
O’Leary says state ownership already destroyed the country’s national airline
America’s top diplomat in Hungary, David Pressman, claims Viktor Orbán has identified the United States under the Biden administration as an “enemy”
The Hungarian capital placed third out of 200 cities around the world
Tamás Menczer tells Ukraine it must first resolve its treatment of the Hungarian minority residing in the country
This year’s guests include the former prime ministers of Czechia and Slovenia
Humanitarian aid is at the forefront of Hungarian assistance
The latest deterioration in U.S.-Hungarian relations saw Ambassador David Pressman criticizing Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó
Sweden’s foreign minister says his country may not be able to join NATO by June
PM Orbán is only looking after Hungary’s interests, Stanislavov says
The head of the group coordinated smuggling and payments across several Middle Eastern and African countries
Sweden’s supposedly conservative prime minister has called for Hungary’s conservative government to be removed from power in the past
Hungary must resist media censorship by global tech giants, writes Hungarian columnist Gergely Huth for Magyar Nemzet
“Brussels is once again stealthily taking powers away from member states,” said Hungary’s top diplomat
Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga contrasted Germany’s open-borders migration policy to Hungary’s conservative approach, which she says is greatly appreciated by the Hungarian people
University lecturer Sándor Fegyir volunteered for military service at the outbreak of the war
In the current conditions of war Serbia’s EU membership is a matter of strategic importance
