PM Viktor Orbán underscored Hungary's pivotal choice between peace and war ahead of the country’s local elections, as well as the election of its European Parliament representatives, urging voters to...
At CPAC Hungary, PM Orbán urged for a “sovereigntist” world order, critiquing the failures of liberal leaders and outlining a vision for a world driven by national interests.
At the 17th Szakma Sztár Festival in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán celebrated the pivotal role of vocational training in Hungary's future, emphasizing its importance in the global economic landscape...
In a significant move to bolster child protection, Fidesz MPs have introduced a robust legislative package to the National Assembly aimed at intensifying penalties for pedophiles and enhancing child safety...
In a speech at Fidesz's national campaign kickoff in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a firm declaration against migration, gender ideologies, and war, encapsulating his vision for Hungary's future and its role in Europe.
In a radio interview this morning, PM Viktor Orbán defended Hungary's pivotal role in Europe, advocating for peace over war and criticizing EU policies on freedom, migration, and sovereignty.
In Brussels, PM Orbán delivered a fiery speech at the NatCon conference, challenging EU policies and advocating for strong national sovereignty. "If we fight, we can win," he declared, rallying for conservative unity.
Yesterday, in an unprecedented display of authority, the Brussels police disrupted the National Conservatism Conference where Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was set to speak.
In today's Government Info session, officials laid out the government's stance on pressing national and economic issues, from infrastructure corruption to migration policies, agricultural challenges, and beyond.
EU's narrowly approved migration pact has sparked controversy, challenging the bloc's unity and approach to human rights.
For 14 long years, the left has been building its slanted narrative about Hungarians leaving the country in droves. I’ve had enough. There is one key figure the left never wants to talk about.
PM Orbán responded to questions in the Hungarian Parliament. Here’s a quick summary of his remarks.
In a radio interview this morning on Kossuth Rádió's "Good Morning, Hungary!" program, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expressed his concerns about what he perceives as a warlike atmosphere in Brussels, among other issues.