It was a huge victory for the Hungarian government when the US State Department cancelled its grant to fund independent rural media in Hungary, former Hungarian NATO envoy Andras Simonyi told the New York Times. Continue reading “NYT: Trump befriends Orban”
Hungarian President Janos Ader has expressed his condolences to his Italian counterpart Sergio Mattarella over the collapse of a motorway bridge near the port city of Genoa on Tuesday. Continue reading “Officials express sympathy over Genoa bridge collapse”
The factory German car manufacturer BMW will build in Debrecen demonstrates the long-term stability and strength of Hungarian-German relations, Gergely Gulyas, head of the Prime Minister’s Office, said on Tuesday. Continue reading “Gulyas: Stable ties with Germany”
Hungary’s ruling Fidesz-KDNP alliance supports the government’s step to abolish gender studies courses in Hungary, the group’s spokesman Istvan Hollik told Hir Tv. Continue reading “Hollik: Gender studies not compatible with Christian values”
An Iraqi fugitive wanted internationally for murder has been arrested on Hungary’s southern border, the Bacs-Kiskun County police department said on the police.hu website on Monday. Continue reading “Iraqi fugitive murder suspect arrested on Hungary border”
The issue of gender studies was not on the agenda of the government’s meeting, because there are much more important topics, a government source told ATV.hu on Monday. Continue reading “Deputy PM: Gender is nonsense”
Twenty-seven ethnic groups from twelve countries are participating in the Kurultaj Tribal Assembly of the Hun-Turkic Peoples, a biannual meeting of peoples of nomadic origin from the Central Asian steppe held in Bugac, in south-central Hungary. Continue reading ““The psyche of the Hungarian people originates in the East””
