Hungarian PM opposes EU financing Ukraine's military efforts Orban plans public consultation on Ukraine's EU accession He suggests supporting Trump's peace talks over prolonging war BUDAPEST ...

with the opposition and civil society slamming them as propaganda tools. For example, a national consultation on the EU’s migration policies in 2023 asked Hungarians if they support Brussels creating ...

2025 should be the year of breakthroughs, the Prime Minister said in his speech at the annual review of the year in Budapest's Várkert Bazaar on Saturday. Orbán said that this year the struggle ...

Orban extends tax cuts ahead of 2026 election To cap housing loan interest rates at 5% Ready to reimpose food price caps, limit profits Ukraine will not join EU against Hungary's interests ...

Tucker Carlson interviews Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on USAID, Trump, immigration, NATO, and the Russia-Ukraine war. TUCKER CARLSON: I remember one of your advisors telling me years ago ...

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - The EU cannot afford to finance Ukraine's military efforts as U.S. financial aid is no longer guaranteed, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Friday after the ...

Orban, a long-time supporter of U.S. President Donald Trump, said that the economic package would expand on the already existing political alliance between Hungary and the United States.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán scoffed at EU foreign affairs chief Kaja Kallas on Thursday, describing her recent statement in support of Ukraine as “sad” and “worthless.” “This declaration is ...

Trump's moves against USAID prompted Orban, a long-time ally of Trump, to say on February 7 that he wanted to eliminate all "foreign networks" of NGOs and media critical of his government.

Trump, like Orban, has also been criticized for ignoring constraints on presidential power and undermining the rule of law. The Trump administration’s use of federal funding as leverage to ...

When President Trump and his allies think of the idealized version of higher education, they don’t look to the Ivy League or the revered universities of the United Kingdom. They look to Hungary ...