Budapest: Minister Gulyás announced during the briefing that the government expects a roughly 10 percent increase in real wages this year, continuing its emphasis on policies aimed at strengthening household income. Over the past two years, wages have…
Rabat: Hungary and Morocco share a similar perspective on global challenges, driven by their sovereigntist leadership, as stated by Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade. During a joint press conference with Moroccan counter…
Strasbourg: EU Affairs Minister János Bóka criticized the new European Commission for continuing a “policy of no change,” which he claims will lead to the “European Union’s slow agony” from an economic standpoint. Bóka’s comments come despite voters’ …
Brussels: The Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union announced that the Permanent Representatives Committee (Coreper) has completed preparations for the Council’s decision to remove internal land border checks with Bulgaria and Roma…
Brussels: Márton Nagy, National Economy Minister, emphasized the urgent need for a “competitiveness turnaround” in Europe. He highlighted this necessity ahead of a meeting of European Union ministers responsible for competitiveness, scheduled to take …
Budapest: Péter Szijjártó, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, expressed on Facebook that since the US presidential election, decisions have been made continuously-neglecting the will of the people-to thwart Donald Trump’s efforts to make peace in …