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PM Orbán: 2024 is the year when elections must be won
The prime minister said the elections coincided with great changes in world politics and geopolitical trends.
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FM: Natural gas deliveries flow from Azerbaijan to Hungary
The foreign minister said the move greatly contributes to Hungary’s diversification efforts in energy supply.
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PM Orbán: Sovereigntist world order to replace progressive-liberal hegemony
The prime minister said a sovereigntist world is organized without ideologies, along with mutual interests.
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President Sulyok meets Pope Francis in Vatican City
The president said they had discussed “the future of our communities”.
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Kylie Minogue to headline opening day of this year’s Sziget Festival
Kylie is the most successful Australian artist of all time with over 80 million records sold worldwide.
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PM Orbán holds talks with prime minister of Georgia
Discussions included the possible role of Georgia in the development of an energy corridor linking the Caucasus region with Europe.
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Gulyás: Hungarian government remains pro-peace
Gergely Gulyás said that while so far, pro-war statements were limited to certain EU member states, now NATO was also preparing to play an active role in the war. That approach is concerning to the Hungarian government.
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Minister Gulyás: “Hungary wants to stay out of the war”
Minister Gergely Gulyás emphasized Hungary’s commitment to staying out of the conflict, highlighting NATO’s increased involvement and the need for diplomatic caution.
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PM Orbán: Government guarantees that everyone in Hungary will have a profession
“I am convinced that when someone chooses a vocational profession they make the right bet,” the prime minister said.
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KSH: Hungary's average gross wage rose by an annual 14% in February
The average gross wage in Hungary rose by an annual 14% to 605,400 forints (EUR 1,540) in February.
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Fidesz-Christian Democrats submit new package of laws for child protection
Child protection experts who fail to report when a child is under threat can be subjected to up to two years imprisonment.
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Fidesz MEP: Iran-Israel conflict could set off a major migration wave towards Europe
Kinga Gál warned that an aggravation of the conflict would have severe consequences, such as triggering a major migration wave towards Europe.
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PM Orbán campaigns for local elections in Budapest
The prime minister helped to collect supporting signatures for Alexandra Szentkirályi, the ruling parties’ candidate for mayor of Budapest.