Politics

In a recent press briefing in Budapest, Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s former Prime Minister, detailed his trip to the United States, highlighting key meetings in Washington, D.C. He mentioned engagements at …

In the wake of a recent electoral setback, former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is poised to articulate his strategic vision for the Fidesz party during a keynote address at …

The Hungarian government is planning to introduce stricter conflict-of-interest legislation following the controversial career move of former Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, who has recently accepted a high-ranking position with the …

In a surprising career shift, Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s former Foreign Minister, has stepped down from his parliamentary role to join the Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD. Announcing his decision via …

A major constitutional clash is unfolding in Hungary as lawmakers have approved an amendment proposal that could prematurely end President Tamás Sulyok’s term. This proposed constitutional change, pushed forward by …

In light of the United States’ recent announcement of a grants program aimed at supporting initiatives focused on national sovereignty, migration, censorship, and the rule of law across Europe, German …

In a recent gathering of the European Parliament’s Committees on Budgets and Budgetary Control, representatives from Hungary’s FIDESZ–KDNP party expressed their concerns over the European Commission’s lack of response to …

In a bold statement via social media, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán asserted Hungary’s right to defy any attempts to forcibly oust the nation’s president. This declaration follows the Hungarian …

In Hungary, a proposed 17th Amendment to the Fundamental Law has come under fire from President Tamás Sulyok, who argues that it could significantly diminish the separation of powers and …

In the lead-up to an important NATO summit in Ankara, Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis refrained from giving a direct response to speculation regarding the United States’ potential resumption of …