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Orban plans law to ban blocking bridges during protests

FM Szijjártó: Chinese investments will flood Hungary in 2025

AFP quoting the German Foreign Minister: Netanyahu's visit to Hungary is a bad day for international law

Hungarian FM Szijjarto: After eight years, the Israeli Prime Minister is back in Hungary. Good to have you here @netanyahu, where you are safe and always welcome

Hungary's government has decided to withdraw from the International Criminal Court, it said on Thursday, shortly after Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu, sought under an ICC arrest warrant, arrived in the country for a state visit.

Police have given up guarding Budapest’s Liberty Bridge as anti-government protesters shut down traffic on four major bridges, rallying against Orbán’s new law curbing freedom of assembly and banning the Pride march. They vow to escalate with a 24-hour shutdown next week

Happening now in Budapest: Anti-government protesters have occupied four bridges, opposing Viktor Orbán’s crackdown on freedom of assembly under the guise of “child protection.” Though aimed at the Pride march, Orbán’s law threatens banning any kind of protests or rally

@predsednikrs Aleksandar Vučić met today with Hungarian Defence Minister @SzBobrovniczky in Belgrade with whom he discussed the continuation of cooperation in the field of defense, as one of the most important aspects of cooperation between the two countries. Also signed a document that operationalizes and concretizes the Strategic Cooperation Agreement in the Field of Defense, which was reached in 2023. President Vučić also expressed his gratitude to Prime Minister @PM_ViktorOrban for everything he has done to improve Serbian-Hungarian relations

Vucic Disappointed with Kosovo-Croatia-Albania Military Agreement, Signs Agreement with Hungary

The anti-Orban protest tonight in Hungary escalated to a bridge blockade

People in Budapest protest against a law that limits freedom of assembly, a law that aims to ban the annual Pride march

Orbán’s close ally, Speaker László Kövér, banned the entire liberal Momentum party faction from parliament and fined them €175,000 for protesting Orbán's Pride crackdown—setting a precedent to ban other elected opposition MPs too

Hungary just became the first EU country to ban Pride events in Viktor Orbán's latest anti-LGBTQ crackdown, allowing facial recognition to identify and punish disobedient attendees. Liberal opposition MPs (Momentum party) protested inside parliament by using smoke grenades

Big ovation followed the Hungarian opposition figure Peter Magyar's words: "The spring is here, The spring of the Hungarians, and We, together will end Orban's winter"

Thousands gathered in Budapest at a rally held by opposition party TISZA, calling for the end of Viktor Orban's rule in Hungary. Orban earlier called all opposition politicians "cockroaches" in his National Day speech. Photo: BIRN

Hungarian Prime Minister: We demand the expulsion of Soros agents from the European Commission and the removal of corrupt lobbyists from Parliament.

Hungarian PM Orban made a post with a list of demands from EU

Oil supplies from Russia to Hungary have been suspended due to an attack by a Ukrainian drone on a measuring station of the Druzhba oil pipeline, - Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said

Hungary reported first outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease in over 50 years

Orban: After meeting with both the former and current Presidents of France, it was a pleasure to meet with the future President. Thank you for the insightful discussion @MLP_officiel

Cosponsors of the U.S. draft resolution at the UN general assembly on war in Ukraine: Israel, Hungary, Georgia and North Macedonia

Hungarian FM: Pro-war leaders want to prevent peace deal in Ukraine

Hungarian FM says student protests destabilize Serbia

Transnistria now gets Russian gas—via Hungary and Moldova, paid for with Russian loan money. On Feb 14, the unrecognised region switched supply routes: gas comes through a Hungarian company via Moldovagaz, financed by Moscow. Transnistrian leader Vadim Krasnoselsky thanked Russia for its “support in a difficult energy situation

Abascal, Le Pen, Salvini and Orban proclaim from Madrid their brotherhood with Trump: "High fences make good neighbors"

Hungary PM Orban threatened to veto European Union sanctions against Russia when they come due for renewal in six months' time if Ukraine fails to resume the transit of Russian gas by then

US Secretary of State Marco Rubio has pledged to review penalties the Biden administration imposed on Hungary, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said after holding talks with his US counterpart

Zelensky: "The US, Hungary, Slovakia, and Germany oppose our NATO membership."

Ukrainian MFA responding to Hungarian statements that Ukrainian decision to halt gas transit suddenly impacted EU customers: If Hungary wants to join Russia, CIS or CSTO, Ukraine will be glad to take freed place in EU and NATO

US Treasury OFAC is sanctioning Antal Rogan, a senior Hungarian government official, "for his involvement in corruption in Hungary."