Viktor Orbán, once Hungarian democracy’s greatest champion, is now its greatest enemy, while Republicans in America cheer on ...

The euro, in its current form, benefits strong and competitive economies, but does not contribute to strengthening emerging ...

“Now the issue of extending sanctions is on the agenda, I have put on the handbrake and asked European leaders to understand that this cannot continue,” said Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, speaking to ...

Diplomats and officials in Brussels are holding their breath as they wait to find out if Viktor Orbán's increasingly ... this cannot be continued," the Hungarian Prime Minister said in a radio ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban -- a key ally of President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin -- previously vowed a veto unless Ukraine committed to restart its gas intake ...

The newly created European Union far-right party the Patriots for Europe, home to populists like Hungary’s Viktor Orbán and France’s Marine Le Pen, will hold a “Make Europe Great Again” rally in ...

Viktor Orbán, Hungary’s Russia-friendly prime minister, had threatened to let the EU sanctions lapse at the end of the month if US President Donald Trump decided to relax his country’s ...

Hungary’s Viktor Orbán doubles down on loyalty, defending sanctioned minister Antal Rogán while eyeing alignment with Trump’s “America First” policy. Can Orbán’s strategy withstand regional rivalry ...

"It was an exciting period, but filled with fear and doubt because it was about saving lives," he said. Viktor Orban noted: "In 2021, Hungary led global vaccination statistics. A total of 6.5 million ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said in an interview with Kossuth radio. He reminded that the EU has to decide by January 31 whether to prolong the sanctions against Russia imposed over the ...

Copyright 2025 The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban addresses media during his visit to Bratislava, Slovakia, Tuesday, Jan ...

the state is doing its job,” Viktor Orban emphasized in his morning radio interview, regarding yewsterday's bomb threats. The prime minister noted that uncertainty stems from the fact that such crimes ...