Finding the right balance between European Union and national competencies will be the number one goal for conservative opposition Jobbik after next May’s European parliamentary elections, according to the party’s election manifesto published on Tuesday.
Budapest’s Central European University (CEU) will launch all US-accredited degree programs in Vienna in September 2019, the university said on Monday.
Due to a joint action by the Visegrad Four member states, the European Union will launch a probe into rules adopted by Austria reducing family allowances to children of non-Austrian EU workers, the state secretary for family and youth affairs at the ministry of human resources told MTI on Sunday. Continue reading “Novak: EU to launch probe into Austrian family benefits”
President Janos Ader has sent condolences over the death of former US President George H.W. Bush to his US counterpart Donald Trump, Ader’s office said on Saturday. Continue reading “Ader sends condolences over Bush’s death”
The United Nations Global Migration Compact is a flawed document, and whoever signs it presents a serious risk to their own citizens, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in Prague on Friday. Continue reading “Orban: Migration compact a flawed document”
Twelve US Republican congressmen have expressed support for the “democratically elected” Hungarian government and its policies, in a letter addressed to Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Continue reading “Republican congressmen voice support for Hungary govt”
Arriving at the summit of the Friends of Cohesion group in Bratislava, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said that there will be complicated negotiations on the next seven-year EU budget, but an agreement will be reached. Continue reading “Orban expects complicated EU budget talks”
