"We are seeking a solution, not conflict. We want to help," Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in a video of his phone conversation with Gabor Czepek.

International attention is also increasingly focused on the suspicious Ukrainian cash shipment worth tens of billions.

The stakes in the parliamentary election are whether Hungary will have a pro-Ukraine government or one that represents ...

Peter Szijjarto called what Ukraine is doing to Hungary a capital crime amid the extraordinary uncertainties of the global ...

At stake in the parliamentary election is whether "Zelensky will form a government or I will," Viktor Orban said at a public forum.

Feliratkozom a hírlevélre Issuing a death threat against a country’s prime minister crosses that line. “It is unacceptable, ...

Orban should think about his five children and six grandchildren.

According to a statement from the ministry, Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s minister of foreign affairs and trade, said that ...

It is a bad joke to suggest that Ukraine membership would be more beneficial to the EU, as the Western Balkans has the vitality and dynamism the bloc needs.

Mate Kocsis spoke out about the Ukrainian threats directed at Viktor Orban and the Tisza Party chief Peter Magyar’s earlier ...

Due to sharply rising oil prices, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has convened the Defense and Energy Security Council ...

The winds of war are surrounding Hungary, Viktor Orban says in Balatonfured. Cutting ourselves off from cheap energy is foolish.