No one can be allowed to engage in violence, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio on Friday, referring to the recent anti-government demonstrations. The prime minister said a clear line must be drawn between the expression of one’s political views and vandalism. Continue reading “Orban: No one can be allowed to engage in violence”
The issue of migration is not a partisan matter but a priority for the nation, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told lawmakers on Monday, the first day of parliament’s autumn session. Continue reading “Orban: Hungary is neither a passageway nor refugee camp”
Fast and comprehensive changes under way in world politics and economy, and new alliances are in the interest of the European Union and Hungary in such turbulent times, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto told a Budapest conference on economic partnership between Japan and the bloc on Thursday. Continue reading “Szijjarto urges EU-Japan free trade”
Finance Minister Mihaly Varga submitted Hungary’s 2019 budget bill to parliament on Wednesday. Continue reading “Govt submits 2019 budget bill”
The parliamentary hearings of the fourth Orban government’s minister-elects continued on Tuesday. Continue reading “New ministers warn of migration, bash EU liberals”
In the wake of a report that the Open Society Foundations (OSF) are leaving Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban, in his regular Friday interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio, said “they are crashing out right now”. He also spoke about the restructuring of the new government. Continue reading “Orban: Soros is crashing out”
A policy proposal for a completely new economic direction is being drafted with the involvement of the central bank and the chamber of industry and commerce (MKIK), the daily Magyar Idok said on Wednesday. It is expected to be ready for government consideration in May. Continue reading “New economic strategy proposal to be submitted in May”
