In an interview with Magyar Nemzet, Minister of European Affairs János Bóka shared insights on the meetings, emphasizing Hungary’s influence in cultivating an open atmosphere for pivotal dialogues.
Hungary is on the brink of transformative changes, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced, outlining bold economic and social initiatives set to redefine the country’s future by 2025.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán highlighted Serbia’s central role in ensuring Hungary’s energy stability, emphasizing that recent geopolitical shifts have made Hungary increasingly reliant on Serbia for essential energy supplies.
In a recent interview with M1, Minister for EU Affairs János Bóka emphasized that Hungary’s EU presidency must achieve visible results in the next six months based on the Budapest...
In today’s Government Info session, Minister Gergely Gulyás and Government Spokesperson Eszter Vitályos shared updates on Hungary’s major diplomatic, economic, and legislative initiatives following a significant week.
In a recent interview on TV2’s Tények, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán discussed Hungary’s enhanced diplomatic position following two major summits in Budapest.
Today in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán hosted an informal summit of the European Council, where EU leaders gathered to discuss Europe’s economic future.
In a recent interview with Kossuth Rádió, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán shared his thoughts on recent diplomatic events, Donald Trump’s U.S. election win, and the current direction of Hungary’s economy.
Following the European Political Community Summit in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama held a joint press briefing to share insights from the gathering.
At the EPC Summit, PM Orbán urged unity as Europe faces rising security, economic, and migration challenges. Addressing leaders from 42 countries, he called for collective action to secure Europe’s future in an increasingly unstable world.
Hungary is set to host its largest diplomatic event ever as leaders from across Europe gather in Budapest on November 7 for the European Political Community (EPC) summit, followed by an EU informal summit the next day.
In this morning’s interview on Kossuth Radio’s “Sunday News” program, Prime Minister Orbán outlined Hungary’s economic outlook, including plans for increased industrial productivity and strategic global partnerships.
In a recent roundtable in Vienna, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and former German Chancellor Gerhard Schröder engaged in a compelling dialogue on European leadership, the Ukraine conflict, and relations with Russia.