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State of Nation Address: 2023 is

State of Nation Address: 2023 is "Dangerous Year" for Hungary, says Orbán

If 2022 was the hardest year since Hungary's change in political system, then 2023 will be its "most dangerous year", Viktor Orbán said in a speech assessing the nation over the past year.
Update: Survivers Pulled from Quake Rubble by Hungarians in Turkey

Update: Survivers Pulled from Quake Rubble by Hungarians in Turkey

Hungarian rescue units have saved 21 survivors, five children among them, in Türkiye in two days after an earthquake killed over 5,000 people in Türkiye and Syria, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said.

"There is No Life for Hungary Outside the EU,” Says Opposition Socialist Party

A “democratic change and better living standards” are needed in Hungary which “cannot be achieved without the Socialist Party,” the co-leader of the opposition party said on Friday at an annual meeting starting the year.
Hungarian Proposal Against Greenwashing Adopted at European Parliament

Hungarian Proposal Against Greenwashing Adopted at European Parliament

The EP’s Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) on Monday adopted a proposal on greenwashing, proposed by Fidesz MEP Edina Tóth. 
Hungarian Opinion: National Consultation on EU Sanctions Concluded

Hungarian Opinion: National Consultation on EU Sanctions Concluded

A pro-government lawyer interprets the results of the National Consultation on EU sanctions as clear endorsement of the government’s policies.
TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

The TurkStream gas pipeline is what guarantees Hungary’s energy security, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Monday, arguing it was the only east-west pipeline in Europe operating with 100% capacity.
Hungary to Ship 10,000 Tonnes of Grain from Ukraine to Africa

Hungary to Ship 10,000 Tonnes of Grain from Ukraine to Africa

Hungary will finance the shipping of 10,000 tonnes of grain worth 3.5 million US dollars from Ukraine to Africa as part of its efforts to resolve the global food crisis, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said after meeting his Congolese counterpart in Budapest.
Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “has lost control over what happens in Hungary”, a member of the opposition Democratic Coalition said on Wednesday, insisting that the prime minister “didn’t touch on people’s everyday problems” in his international press briefing earlier in the day “because he cannot resolve them”.
Orbán Warns of Consequences of EU Sanctions, Opposition in Hungary Slam His Remarks

Orbán Warns of Consequences of EU Sanctions, Opposition in Hungary Slam His Remarks

The extension of European Union sanctions to Russian gas and nuclear energy “would have tragic consequences for Hungary”, and the government is working to obtain exemptions, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió on Friday.
State of Nation Address: 2023 is

State of Nation Address: 2023 is "Dangerous Year" for Hungary, says Orbán

If 2022 was the hardest year since Hungary's change in political system, then 2023 will be its "most dangerous year", Viktor Orbán said in a speech assessing the nation over the past year.
Update: Survivers Pulled from Quake Rubble by Hungarians in Turkey

Update: Survivers Pulled from Quake Rubble by Hungarians in Turkey

Hungarian rescue units have saved 21 survivors, five children among them, in Türkiye in two days after an earthquake killed over 5,000 people in Türkiye and Syria, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said.

"There is No Life for Hungary Outside the EU,” Says Opposition Socialist Party

A “democratic change and better living standards” are needed in Hungary which “cannot be achieved without the Socialist Party,” the co-leader of the opposition party said on Friday at an annual meeting starting the year.
Hungarian Proposal Against Greenwashing Adopted at European Parliament

Hungarian Proposal Against Greenwashing Adopted at European Parliament

The EP’s Committee on Environment, Public Health and Food Safety (ENVI) on Monday adopted a proposal on greenwashing, proposed by Fidesz MEP Edina Tóth. 
Hungarian Opinion: National Consultation on EU Sanctions Concluded

Hungarian Opinion: National Consultation on EU Sanctions Concluded

A pro-government lawyer interprets the results of the National Consultation on EU sanctions as clear endorsement of the government’s policies.
TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

The TurkStream gas pipeline is what guarantees Hungary’s energy security, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Monday, arguing it was the only east-west pipeline in Europe operating with 100% capacity.
Hungary to Ship 10,000 Tonnes of Grain from Ukraine to Africa

Hungary to Ship 10,000 Tonnes of Grain from Ukraine to Africa

Hungary will finance the shipping of 10,000 tonnes of grain worth 3.5 million US dollars from Ukraine to Africa as part of its efforts to resolve the global food crisis, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said after meeting his Congolese counterpart in Budapest.
Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “has lost control over what happens in Hungary”, a member of the opposition Democratic Coalition said on Wednesday, insisting that the prime minister “didn’t touch on people’s everyday problems” in his international press briefing earlier in the day “because he cannot resolve them”.
Orbán Warns of Consequences of EU Sanctions, Opposition in Hungary Slam His Remarks

Orbán Warns of Consequences of EU Sanctions, Opposition in Hungary Slam His Remarks

The extension of European Union sanctions to Russian gas and nuclear energy “would have tragic consequences for Hungary”, and the government is working to obtain exemptions, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió on Friday.