In his first video address since leaving office after 16 years, former PM Viktor Orbán touted the successes of his tenure, such as the second-highest economic growth in the EU, income tax exemption for mothers of three or more children and people under 25, and Hungary’s ‘work-based economy’. He also described the new Tisza government as ‘liberal’, despite PM Magyar identifying as a conservative.
Outgoing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán reacted to the attempted shooting of Donald Trump by stressing that violence ‘has no place’ in politics. The sentiment of his statement was mirrored by multiple European leaders, who quickly voiced solidarity with the US president.
Hungary’s opposition Tisza party is on course to secure a supermajority in Sunday’s parliamentary election, projected to win more than 135 of the 199 seats with over 60 per cent of the votes counted. Speaking in front of supporters, Viktor Orbán congratulated Péter Magyar.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called for unity, security and support for the ruling parties ahead of Sunday’s election, describing the vote as decisive for Hungary’s future.
Hungary has taken a major step toward strengthening its scientific future with the foundation stone ceremony of the Frontiers Campus in Budapest, a project led by Nobel laureate Krausz Ferenc and backed by the government.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is seeking a fifth consecutive term, but faces his most serious challenge in over a decade from opposition leader Péter Magyar of the Tisza Party. With polls tightening, who is more likely to prevail in this pivotal election?
A newly presented volume compiles decades of correspondence addressed to Viktor Orbán, offering a unique window into political decision-making, diplomacy, and personal relationships shaping Hungary’s modern history.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán accused Ukraine’s leadership of ‘bandit behaviour’ and vowed Hungary would resist pressure to abandon Russian energy supplies while warning of rising geopolitical risks.
Affordable energy will determine whether Europe’s automotive industry, including the Mercedes-Benz factory in Kecskemét, can remain competitive, Viktor Orbán said at the carmaker’s 140th anniversary event.
AfD co-chair Alice Weidel has accused the European Union of attempting to influence Hungary’s upcoming election by manipulating polling data and supporting Kyiv in blocking oil transit through Druzhba pipeline. Her remarks come amid controversy over surveys showing an unrealistically large lead for Péter Magyar’s Tisza party.
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