A group of children affected by the armed conflict in eastern Ukraine were greeted at the border town of (Chop) Csap before travelling to Hungary for a summer vacation sponsored by the Hungarian foreign ministry on Sunday. Continue reading “Eastern Ukraine children on holiday in Hungary”
The Prime Minister’s Office has voiced shock over remarks by Vasil Bodnar, Ukraine’s deputy foreign minister, who told Ukrainian online media that his government was ready to deny entry to Hungary’s recently appointed ministerial commissioner in charge of Transcarpathia developments “unless Hungary provides an explanation for creating the (new) post”. Continue reading “Ukraine’s entry ban for Hungarian commissioner”
Ukraine has failed to get ahead in respect of its European Union and NATO aspirations, not because of Hungary, but due to its own mistakes, a foreign ministry official said on Thursday.
Ukraine has gravely breached one of Europe’s most guarded values and laws when it comes to the protection of minorities, Peter Szijjarto, Hungary’s foreign minister, said in Brussels on Monday. Continue reading “Szijjarto: Ukraine breaches law on protecting minorities”
Hungary will honour its pledge to increase its defence spending to 2 percent of GDP by no later than 2024, the foreign minister said after a NATO summit in Brussels on Thursday. Continue reading “Szijjarto: Hungary committed to increasing defence budget”
Hungary is “one of the safest countries” in the world and “we must be careful not to lose what we have achieved”, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told Hungarian public media on the sidelines of a NATO summit currently under way in Brussels. Continue reading “Orban: Hungary one of the safest countries”
Hungary is “one of the safest countries” in the world and “we must be careful not to lose what we have achieved”, Prime Minister Viktor Orban told Hungarian public media on the sidelines of a NATO summit currently under way in Brussels. Continue reading “Orban: Hungary one of the safest countries”
