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.
A new study by the Nézőpont Institute has challenged the legitimacy of Transparency International’s (TI) Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI), arguing that it functions less as an objective measurement and more...
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...
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...
The Hungarian government is providing support for the research and development project of a domestic video game developer for the first time since the launch of the current investment promotion system eleven years ago.
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.
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.
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.
Hungary and the Hungary Helps Program received a prestigious award in Washington on Sunday in recognition of their exemplary efforts to support persecuted Christians.
After Medián, another opposition-linked “research institute” has been caught red-handed.
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.
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.
Delivery of the National Petition begins on Thursday, with the document set to reach every household by early March, Hidvéghi Balázs, Parliamentary State Secretary at the Prime Minister’s Cabinet Office, announced in a Facebook post.
Hungarian families will receive a 30 percent price discount on additional January heating consumption as part of the government’s utility cost freeze introduced in response to the exceptionally cold winter weather.
A proposed European Union ban on Russian oil and gas runs counter not only to EU law and member state sovereignty, but also to public opinion across the bloc, according to fresh research by Hungary’s Századvég Foundation.