Minister Bóka has pushed back against calls for punitive measures against Hungary over its Ukraine policy, defending Hungary’s peace-oriented stance and warning that the EU must not become a project...
The prime minister warned that the European Union's "days are numbered" if the Germans and the French don't put the EU on a new path.
Balázs Orbán said the first guiding principle Hungary had to follow in order to continue fighting for the goals of the Hungarian EU presidency was to accelerate the replacement of the...
The prime minister said the EU is unable to guarantee peace and security in Europe and its immediate neighborhood.
The prime minister will participate in a European Council meeting in Brussels on Thursday and Friday, with Ukraine, the Middle East, competitiveness, migration and foreign affairs high on the agenda.
Minister Szijjártó told a panel discussion that one of the top priorities of Hungary’s upcoming EU presidency is promoting the Western Balkans’ European integration.
János Bóka told a conference that certain poor decisions could be chalked up to the EU leadership’s “incompetence”.
Twenty years ago, EU membership came with the promise of greater prosperity.
“Hungary has the most freshly assessed and best judicial system in the entire European Union; we have just received a document that is proof of it," the prime minister said.
"We don’t want another four years of war; we want it to end as soon as possible,” the foreign minister said.
Bence Tuzson said the Hungarian government is convinced that it is only possible to build a Europe based on strong nations.
Among other EU affairs, Bóka will be responsible for cooperation with Hungary’s allies and other ministries during Hungary’s preparation for taking over the rotating presidency in the second half of 2024.
“Everyone has a single question in Brussels right now: where has the money gone?” the prime minister said.