The foundation stone for the new global headquarters of the World Aquatics (WA), the international federation uniting aquatic sports, was laid on Tuesday in Budapest, marking another milestone in Hungary’s...
There are multiple indications that the company behind the Tisza Party’s data-collection app may have connections to Ukrainian national security services, said Tamás Lánczi, president of the Sovereignty Protection Office,...
Hungary’s ability to build a well-functioning state depends on the faith and dedication of those working in territorial public administration.
The Tisza Party, following Brussels’ lead, wants to mislead Hungarian students about their right to participate in the Erasmus programme and undermine the successful Pannónia Scholarship Programme.
Péter Magyar did not take part in the European Parliament vote that decided — by just one vote — that “extremist Antifa member” Ilaria Salis could keep her parliamentary immunity.
Hungarian teachers are increasingly satisfied with their work, enjoy a high level of professional autonomy, and operate in a supportive school environment.
The European Parliament has voted to maintain the parliamentary immunity of Antifa member Ilaria Salis — by a single vote — with 306 in favor and 305 against.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán declared that Hungary will “not yield a single square centimeter” in defending Christian communities and values, emphasizing that the country will continue its “church- and nation-building” mission.
A new fixed 3 percent interest loan scheme with a maximum value of 150 million forints will be available to Hungarian small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) starting October 6, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced.
The mailing of the national consultation questionnaires begins today in Budapest, and by early to mid-November every household across the country will receive them.
Hungary is not only defending its own citizens but also serving the security of the entire European Union by guarding its southern borders, Chief Security Advisor to the Prime Minister György Bakondi said Wednesday morning on M1 television.
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Hungary is a family-friendly country, and the government does not give but rather leaves tax benefits with families raising children, Minister of Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó said on Sunday in Kossuth Radio’s Sunday News program.
Prime Minister Orbán said the government “had to stand its ground” in the Szőlő Street affair, describing it as an attack on the cabinet’s capacity to act and a “well-constructed, foreign-intelligence-linked attempt to topple the government.”
PM Orbán said Europe is living through a period that “requires sobriety, calm and cold blood,” stressing the power of “love and unity” at a ceremony in Esztergom marking the 130th anniversary of the Mária Valéria Bridge, held jointly with Slovak PM Fico.