Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said violence from migrants has “crossed the Rubicon” and that he will refuse EU demands to accept more migrants.
Captain of river cruise that ended in deaths of at least 27 people who were mostly tourists from South Korea, was found guilty of negligence.
Hungary’s first female president, Katalin Novák, has launched a 12-point pro-family manifesto defending parental rights and bucking woke trans trends.
Orban has portrayed himself as being “on the side of peace” in the war, but on Friday said that “for peace, you must have strength.”
Gangs do battle with police and each other, leaving at least one dead and locals sleeping on the floor so not to catch a stray bullet in bed.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán critisised the EU for giving up Christianity and for trying to impose LGBT ideas on pro-family nations.
During a state visit to Rwanda on Sunday, Hungarian President Katalin Novak signed an agreement allowing Rwandan nuclear energy technicians to receive training from Hungarian universities.
FM reflects on what he sees as weeks of tragedy caused by open borders policies, saying events in France prove Hungarian voters right.
Morawiecki said no to forced relocation of migrants, no to violations of veto rights, no to Brussels-imposed penalties on states.
Police arrest Norwegian citizen in Hungary on suspicion of planning extremist attack modeled on 2011 massacre in Norway that killed 77.
NATO must agree unanimously for countries to join. Turkey´s government accuses Sweden of being too lenient on Kurdish groups.
Ethnic Serbs in Kosovo have reportedly attacked a large number of NATO troops in the country, spray-painting pro-Russian ‘Z’ symbols on military vehicles.
The Democrats should focus on their own country instead of trying to impose their ideology on the rest of the world, Viktor Orbán said.
Various government officials in Europe are reportedly furious at the Hungarian government after it announced it would be blocking further sanctions against Russia.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz said on Sunday that Ukraine currently does not meet the requirements to join the NATO military alliance.
Hungary said it will block EU military aid to Ukraine, branding the country “hostile” after an alleged plan to bomb a pipeline leaked in the press.
A Chinese Communist Party delegation led by former ambassador to Moscow Li Hui is expected to arrive in Kyiv, Ukraine, imminently, and spend two days there before heading to Poland on Friday.
Jesus Christ does not want his disciples to be lazy “couch potatoes” but vigorous agents of change, Pope Francis told young people in Hungary Saturday.
Pope Francis said Friday that a so-called right to abortion is “senseless” and puts “reductive concepts of freedom before the reality of life.”
Hungarian Prime minister Viktor Orbán shot down claims from NATO cheif Jens Stoltenberg that “all members” agreed on allowing Ukraine to join the alliance.
Hungary’s Prime Viktor Orban offered his public support to U.S. President Donald Trump on Monday, urging him to “keep on fighting” as he prepares to face a Manhattan court.
The Hungarian government has demanded Sweden pledge to stop attacking the country’s conservative domestic policies in order to secure Hungarian approval for Sweden to join NATO. Balázs Orbán, the chief of staff to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, told Hungarian media that
Budapest has been irked by “the very disrespectful behaviour of the political elites of [Finland and Sweden] towards Hungary.”
NATO member Hungary has said it does not support Britain sending depleted uranium ammunition to Ukraine, warning it could cause unwanted “escalation”.
Swedish lawmakers voted in favour of Sweden joining NATO, signing off on the country’s membership along with the required legislation.
A parliamentary delegation from Hungary said that it supports Sweden’s NATO membership bid after meeting the Swedish parliament’s speaker.
Hungary will relocate its embassy from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem as part of an effort to show support for Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is facing aggressive left-wing protests over his judicial reforms.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said this week he supports the Chinese Communist Party’s “political settlement” proposal for the Russian invasion of Ukraine, a document urging “dialogue and negotiation” with little detail.
Finland’s Parliament gave final approval to the bid to join NATO, with lawmakers signing off on membership and the required legislation.
The Hungarian government has demanded an apology from the Joe Biden administration for spreading a “false” story about a Holocaust memorial being vandalised.
Four alleged far-left Antifa extremists were arrested in Budapest over the weekend after the brutal beating of a man on the street.
An MEP tells Breitbart it is outrageous the EU is handing out cash to lobbyists who promote ‘anti-nation, anti-family, anti-life’ policies.
A majority of British and European Union nationals want Europe to preserve its Christian culture and worry about illegal immigration, polling suggests.
The Hungarian government says it apprehended some 269,254 “illegal entrants” at its southern border in 2022; a huge jump from the already high figure of 122,239 in 2021.
Hungary has exempted young mothers from paying income tax as it continues to expand the package of pro-family formation policies it has introduced as an alternative to mass migration.
Anti-Brexit Member of the European Parliament and former Belgian prime minister Guy Verhofstadt has labelled Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán a “traitor” for suggesting the Ukraine war would end if weapons shipments were stopped.
Elon Musk has been criticised for describing outlandish Russian predictions of the United States and European Union collapsing and a Fourth Reich rising in Germany and going to war with France as “epic” on Twitter, before clarifying that he regarded them as “absurd”.
Viktor Orbán called for the dissolution of the European Parliament after allegations that leftist parliamentarians took bribes from Qatar.
Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán says the massive corruption scandal in the European Union should be used as an opportunity to “drain the swamp” in Brussels.
A researcher has expressed concerns that the ongoing European Union cash corruption scandal may be used as “fuel” for EU-sceptical populists.
