Improving Hungary’s demographic situation will require a change in mentality in addition to removing obstacles to having children, Speaker of Parliament Laszlo Kover said in Gheorgheni (Gyergyoszentmiklos), in northern Romania, on Saturday. Continue reading “Kover: Demographic turnaround requires mentality change”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban met Mart Helme, deputy prime minister and interior minister of Estonia, for talks in Budapest on Monday. Continue reading “Orban meets Mart Helme in Budapest”
The European Commission, after criticising the Hungarian government’s prenatal subsidies, has decided to reject the scheme, the government spokesman said on Sunday. The Commission rejected the claims in a statement. Continue reading “The EC rejects the government’s accusations”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban announced a seven-point family protection action plan in his state-of-the nation address in Budapest on Sunday. Continue reading “Orban announces major family protection package”
The government’s enhanced support for families will “benefit the whole nation, including young people” in the long run, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told public Kossuth Radio on Friday. Continue reading “Orban: The nation benefits from even stronger family policy”
The government will continue to stand up for the values of marriage, Secretary of State for Family and Youth Affairs Katalin Novak said at an ecumenical event in Kaposvar on Saturday, organised on the occasion of the Year of Families. Continue reading “Novak: We protect the values of marriage”
Finance Minister Mihaly Varga submitted Hungary’s 2019 budget bill to parliament on Wednesday. Continue reading “Govt submits 2019 budget bill”
