The Hungarian foreign ministry will provide 11 million forints (EUR 34,000) of fast aid to Sri Lanka, where several terrorist attacks killed at least 321 during the Easter festivities. Continue reading “MFA provides aid to Sri Lanka”
Hungarian President Janos Ader, Prime Minister Viktor Orban and Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto expressed condolences over the attacks in Sri Lanka, where 200 people were killed and 450 injured in the Easter Sunday blasts that hit four hotels and three churches. Continue reading “Government expresses condolences over Sri Lanka attacks”
“Fidesz has abandoned our generation,” the leader of Generation Identity’s Hungarian branch, Abel Bodi told Hungarian news site Alfahir. Continue reading “GI leader urges stricter migration policies”
A Syrian man suspected of acts of terrorism and carrying out multiple executions in his homeland in 2016 has been taken into custody, the Budapest public prosecutor said on Sunday. Continue reading “Syrian migrant arrested on suspicion of terrorism”
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Monday sent a letter of condolences to Jacinda Ardern, the prime minister of New Zealand, expressing his sympathies over a terrorist attack which claimed 50 lives in two mosques in the city of Christchurch. Continue reading ““Terror knows no boundaries””
Ahmed H, the Syrian migrant who spent 40 months in prison for inciting a riot in 2015 on the Hungary-Serbia border, will remain in detention until Hungary can reach an agreement with Cyprus, where he had lived before his arrest, on sending him back there, the government spokesman said on Friday. Continue reading ““Syrian terrorist” Ahmed H. remains in custody”
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”
