The European Court of Justice signaled yesterday that it is willing to open the door for punishing disobedient EU member states with financial sanctions in case they disobey the political dictates of the left and liberal parties currently dominating the union. Manuel Campos Sánchez-Bordona, the advocate general of the European Court of Justice of the […]
Hungary should remain in the European Union mainly in order to continue defending its core values, economics professor László Bogár writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
How far is Petr Fiala willing to go in re-orienting his country to the West, especially on the ideological core issues such as mass migration promoted by the EU?
The price of Hungary’s fast economic recovery is a runaway budget and worsening inflation, Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy wrote in an article in daily Magyar Nemzet
Viktor Orbán, prime minister of Hungary, will remain the leader of Hungary’s conservative Fidesz Party as the country gears up for national elections in the spring
Hungary has spent 590 billion forints on border defense since the onset of the migration crisis, but up until now, the EU has refused to pay anything toward it
The EU’s transition to green energy resources is proving both costly and premature, which is why Poland, Hungary, Czechia and Slovakia remain strongly opposed
Hungary and Slovenia are pushing forward a demographic agenda for Europe within the Centrist Democrat International (CDI), which gathers Christian-democratic parties from around the world
Despite warnings from Angela Merkel to pursue dialogue with Hungary and Poland, one of Germany’s top officials in the EU is stepping up her obsessive campaign to punish the two countries
Several prominent figures of the French right have visited Hungary in the past few weeks and for good reason, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
The United States and China are waging a Cold War, and despite its reluctance, Europe will eventually have to choose a side, Scottish historian Niall Ferguson told news and opinion portal Mandiner
In the wake of last year’s COVID-induced economic slowdown, the Hungarian economy is growing faster than ever, financial journalist Csaba Szajlai writes
While EU politicians play lip service to halting illegal migration, their actions raise questions about their true intentions surrounding the issue, according to Hungary’s foreign minister
The Al Jazeera interview of Hungary’s foreign minister was a textbook example of the contempt with which global media outlets financed by undemocratic governments or shady oligarchs treat democratically elected governments
As the West tears down its churches or converts them into mosques and malls, Hungary is investing in a spiritual foundation for the country, says Hungary’s cabinet minister
Hungarians have the lowest energy costs in Europe, and Viktor Orbán is calling on the EU to end its “stupid” green energy plan. What can Europe learn from Hungary’s policies to help save it from a full-blown energy crisis?
It took the European Union ten years to finally realize that Poland and Hungary are not like other member states, columnist Péter G. Fehér writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Despite criticisms from the left, Hungarian competitiveness has just received two major forms of international praise, financial journalist Csaba Szajlai writes in a column in daily Magyar Nemzet.
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