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PM Orbán: Tariff war will not stop us from completing largest European tax cut program
"We are introducing life-long PIT exemption for mothers with two or three children,” the prime minister said.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán
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PM Orbán meets historian Emmanuel Todd
Emmanuel Todd is set to deliver a speech focusing on the societal-moral crisis behind the disorientation of the West.
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PM Orbán on ICC: Hungary cannot participate in a politically tainted international court
The prime minister said the ICC had become "a political court" in recent years and the body was "no longer an impartial, rules-based court".
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PM Orbán: Hungary enforces zero tolerance against anti-Semitism
The prime minister said anti-Semitism had reached "unprecedented levels" in western Europe over the past decade, adding that "Hamas flags have never been waved in Hungary and never will be."
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Netanyahu: Israel and Hungary are fighting a similar battle
Benjamin Netanyahu said this civilisation was currently under assault by radical Islam, spearheaded by Iran as a "pulsating engine".
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PM Orbán: Israel’s stability is in Hungary’s direct national interest
PM Orbán emphasized that Israel’s stability is a direct Hungarian interest, unveiled 10 national goals for 2025, and reaffirmed his government’s pro-peace stance, all while addressing economic recovery, and rising antisemitism in Europe.
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Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary this week
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary at PM Orbán's invitation between April 2-6.
Speeches and Remarks
Facebook post by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán
31 March 2025, Tarnazsadány
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PM Orbán: Brussels is readying for war while Hungary remains on the side of peace
The prime minister said it did not appear that Europe was currently threatened by war.
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PM Orbán: Villages need to be uplifted rather than pulled down
The government has decided to support small shops by 3 million forints each (EUR 7,490) and "throw a life belt" of the same amount to local pubs.
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Facebook statement by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, following a Hungarian government meeting
26 March 2025, Budapest
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PM Orbán meets former NY Governor in Budapest
The pair discussed the new era of Hungary-US relations and future opportunities for cooperation between the two countries.
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PM Orbán: Retail chains were making out-sized profits on food and 'we had to step in'
The prime minister said: "We couldn't continue simply looking on as people were robbed; those who raised prices had to be told: enough, no more!"