Hungarian Foreign minister Szijjártó said he clashed with Lithianian, German and Luxembourgish FM's in Brussels as the Lithianian FM @GLandsbergis accused him of spreading Russian narratives when opposing EU sanctions. "I asked my colleagues not to spread lies" - Szijjártó said
Turkey and Hungary's defence ministers on Monday initialled an agreement on establishing the legal conditions for future military cooperation
2 year agoHungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs visiting Moscow. "We want an immediate ceasefire and peace negotiations, and provide Hungary with energy supplies not only for this winter, but also for the coming years," he wrote. Photo Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Viktor Orbán's MPs voted NO on the opposition's proposal to hold a parliamentary vote on the Finland and SwedenSweden NATO accession tomorrow
Hungary's PM Orban says that EU's sanctions targeting Russia "should be scrapped".
Hungary's Indotek acquires Sberbank's 43% stake in Croatia's Fortenova, the agro-giant created after the near bankruptcy of retailer Agrokor
Hungary 's nuclear regulator has granted a construction licence for two new reactors at the Paks nuclear power plant, which are to be built by Russia's Rosatom
2 year agoAn FBI wanted criminal has been arrested in Budapest. He is believed to be the member of a gang that kidnapped and injected a couple with lethal virus in the US
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Tuesday spoke with Aleksandar Vucic, the Serbian president by phone
2 year agoPM Viktor Orbán's long-time adviser, Zsuzsa Hegedüs resigns, telling his boss in a letter that "I don't know how you didn't notice that you were turning your earlier anti-migrant and anti-Europeanism into a pure Nazi speech worthy of Goebbels"
Hungarian Foreign Minister is on a visit to Moscow, - the embassy said
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Orban: Sanctions imposed on Russia brought victory to China and damage to Europe
President Zelensky had a phone call with PM of Hungary Orban, thanked for support of sovereignty of Ukraine, for hosting Ukrainian refugees. Invited to visit Ukraine
Hungarian Foreign Minister: The current EU dictates policy is wrong
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban declares a wartime state of emergency immediately after his new government was installed
Czech FM Jan Lipavský:Viktor Orban swore in as Prime Minister of Hungary. The decision and approach of Hungary's government not to support any sanctions that target Russian energy exports is unacceptable. Especially now as Europe needs to be united more than ever
Meeting of EU ambassadors over. No agreement yet on the sanctions on Russia. They will reconvene again tomorrow and possibly Tuesday. Hungary against
2 year agoHungary PM Orban made his first post-election visit to the Vatican
Hungary doesn't support gas and oil sanctions against Russia: Hungarian Foreign Minister
"Hungary supports an independent and impartial investigation of the Bucha events" - PM press secretary
Ukraine accuses Hungary of "helping Putin" in the war
Hungary is preparing to pay for Russian gas in Ruble: Hungarian Foreign Minister
2 year agoEU launches rule-of-law procedure against Hungary: von der Leyen
Zelensky on Orban: "I called him, invited him, offered to meet with him. He was afraid, I'm sure of it. He might take it as an offense and say, 'I'm not afraid of anyone.' He is afraid of Russia's influence on his state. This influence exists, whether he likes it or not
Several people killed as a pick-up truck crashes into a train in southern Hungary, derailing carriages, police say
In his victory speech, the Hungarian Prime Minister criticized the Brussels bureaucracy and Ukrainian President Zelensky, calling him an "opponent"
With 98.96% of the vote counted, the party list vote: Fidesz-KDNP 53.1% United opposition 35.04 Mi Hazánk 6.17 Seat projection: Fidesz-KDNP 135 United opposition 56 Mi Hazánk 7 MNOÖ 1
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban has declared victory in national elections, claiming mandate for a fourth term
Preliminary results show a comfortable Fidesz lead in both the national party list votes (46-39) and in most single member constituencies (87-19), while the far-right Mi Hazánk has a chance of making it into Parliament. - reports Telex
