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Minister Bóka: Next EU budget proposal would radically reshape spending priorities
The European Commission’s proposal for the European Union’s next long-term budget would introduce radical changes compared with the current framework.
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PM Orbán: Sovereign foreign policy is the precondition of national independence
At Várkert Bazár, Prime Minister Orbán delivered his 2026 state of the nation address as a clear campaign marker, placing sovereignty, energy security and family policy at the center of...
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Minister Gulyás: Ukrainian threats have entered a new phase
At today’s Government Info press conference, Gergely Gulyás announced that Ukrainian threats against Hungary have entered a new phase, while confirming that the government will maintain the price margin reduction...
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FM Szijjártó: Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi Visits Budapest
Minister Szijjártó described Wang Yi as a friend, noting that this marks their 24th personal meeting over the past eleven and a half years. He added that this is the...
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Minister Gulyás: Hungary Firmly Says No to Ukraine’s EU Accession
Hungary firmly rejects Ukraine’s accession to the European Union, Minister heading the Prime Minister’s Office Gergely Gulyás said in the online program The Hour of Truth on Wednesday.
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FM Szijjártó: We Reject Condescending Claims That Hungary Is Just an Assembly Plant
Hungary firmly rejects condescending claims that portray the country as merely an assembly plant, FM Péter Szijjártó said on Monday at the cornerstone-laying ceremony of U.S. medical technology company Becton Dickinson’s new investment in Környe.
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Agriculture Minister Nagy: Government Will Defend the Interests of Hungarian Farmers
The Hungarian government will protect Hungarian land and the interests of Hungarian farmers against misguided measures from Brussels, Minister of Agriculture István Nagy said at a press conference in Budapest on Monday.
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FM Szijjártó: If It Were Up to President Trump, Peace Would Already Exist in Ukraine
If it depended solely on U.S. President Donald Trump, peace would already have been achieved in Ukraine, Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said on Thursday, pointing to recent developments that signal progress toward peace.
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32nd FeHoVa International Exhibition on Hunting, Fishing, and Firearms Opens in Budapest
The 32nd FeHoVa International Exhibition on Firearms, Fishing, and Hunting opened on Thursday at the Hungexpo Budapest Congress and Exhibition Center, bringing together 200 exhibitors from 13 countries. The event will be open to visitors until February 8.
Speeches and Remarks
Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio programme “Good Morning Hungary”
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PM Orbán: Next election we are choosing our destiny
At the Mandiner Club Night event, Prime Minister Orbán made it clear that the upcoming vote is not simply about choosing a government.
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Hungary Challenges Brussels’ REPowerEU Regulation at European Court, Says FM Szijjártó
Hungary has filed a legal challenge at the European Court of Justice against the European Union’s REPowerEU regulation banning the import of Russian energy.
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Pollsters or fraudsters? Let’s investigate the “numbers war”
After Medián, another opposition-linked “research institute” has been caught red-handed.
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PM Orbán: The Tisza program would crush Hungarian families
PM Orbán said that opposition economic plans would impose severe financial burdens on Hungarian families, while reaffirming his government’s commitment to keeping the country out of the war in Ukraine and protecting households from soaring energy costs.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on the Kossuth Radio programme “Good Morning Hungary”
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PM Orbán: Utility price cuts and national sovereignty at stake in April election
Prime Minister Orbán Viktor said on Friday that Hungary’s utility price reduction system and household financial security are at stake in the upcoming April parliamentary election.
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Energy minister says all households eligible for 30 percent utility discount
All Hungarian households that receive energy through the grid will benefit from a 30 percent utility discount introduced for January, Energy Minister Csaba Lantos said at Thursday’s Government Info briefing.