At a campaign rally in Sopron, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán delivered a speech centered on national sovereignty, economic security, and the stakes of the upcoming election, presenting the vote as...
In an interview with Ultrahang host Tamás Király, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the upcoming election remains an open contest and argued that it is disrespectful to voters to speak...
At the Hungarian-American Friendship Day rally at the MTK Stadium, joined by U.S. Vice President JD Vance and, briefly by phone, Donald Trump, Viktor Orbán cast the coming vote as...
At a joint press briefing in Budapest with U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said American-Hungarian relations have entered a new era.
“We will decide whether Hungarian money goes to Szombathely or to Donetsk.”
At a campaign rally in Szentes, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the upcoming election will decide whether Hungary keeps a national government or ends up with a pro-Ukrainian one.
At a campaign rally in Ócsa, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the upcoming election is not only about war and security, but also about whether Hungary can protect the money of families, pensioners, and young people.
“They came with money, with an oil blockade, and with spies—but we will not let them influence Hungary’s future.”
“The future and money of your children and grandchildren are at stake if a pro-Ukraine government is formed.”
“The most important commitment is to stay out of the war and protect Hungary from external pressure.”
“We call on President Zelenskyy to call back his agents – Hungarians will decide their own future," PM Orbán said.
At Thursday’s Government Info press briefing, Gergely Gulyás outlined the government’s position on an unfolding espionage case, linking Ukrainian intelligence activity to individuals connected with the Tisza Party.
At a campaign rally in Esztergom, PM Viktor Orbán warned that the election will determine whether Hungary keeps a national government committed to peace and sovereignty.
In a wide-ranging podcast interview with Mario Nawfal, Prime Minister Orbán spoke about the war in Iran, Europe’s strategic mistakes, the future of NATO, the war in Ukraine, and the cultural and geopolitical pressures reshaping the continent.
A recently surfaced recording and subsequent national security findings have, within days, outlined a broader and increasingly coherent picture of foreign-linked activity in Hungary.