Budapest: Hungary no longer needs approval from Berlin or Brussels for its foreign policy decisions, Foreign Minister Pter Szijj¡rt³ said on Monday, rejecting recent German
Budapest: The tax increases proposed by the Tisza Party would channel Hungarian taxpayers’ money to Brussels and Ukraine, according to Bal¡zs Hidvghi, parliamentary state secretary
Budapest: The government and the Fidesz-KDNP group in the Budapest Assembly are committed to ensuring that the capital city remains fully functional, with public services
Berlin: Stuffed peppers are a beloved dish with a rich history in European cuisine, and they vary significantly from region to region. Hungary, Bulgaria, and
Damascus: Hungary and Syria have concluded a meeting of ‘historic significance,’ State Secretary Tristan Azbej announced on Saturday, highlighting that this is the first state-secretary-level
Nyíregyháza: At a major anti-war gathering, Prime Minister Orbán delivered a significant address emphasizing Hungary’s pivotal role in shaping a peaceful and secure future for
Budapest: PM Orban praised the stability and predictability of Russian energy deliveries and underlined Hungary’s strong interest in maintaining bilateral cooperation in the sector. He
Budapest: If there were ever doubts about the true nature of the Tisza Party, those have now been put to rest. The newly uncovered economic