Here's our weekly economic roundup.
Kristof Szalay-Bobrovniczky received Robert J. Palladino at the Defense Ministry in Budapest.
The proposal earmarks billions to be spent on illegal migration, pseudo-NGOs serving foreign interests, leftist-liberal media, woke propaganda, and on financing the war.
Hungary continues to support President Trump's efforts, the Foreign Minister wrote on X.
“Today we reaffirmed our strategic alliance,” wrote Viktor Orban on social media, reporting from Qatar.
At the opening ceremony, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto emphasized that the two countries share a long history.
The “loose cannon” of Hodmezovasarhely is at it again. They would hang every politician disliked by the left.
Referring to the Tisza Party's slip of the tongue in Etyek, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban remarked that "in Hungary everything always come out".
The right to veto embodies fundamental EU values.
"I thanked Donald Trump and the US government for their perseverance, because peacemaking between Ukraine and Russia is extremely difficult," said Hungary's foreign minister.
All pledges have been fulfilled.
Illegal migration is among the gravest common challenges faced by the region, Peter Szijjarto emphasized.
Hungary's Prime minister believes Hungary is an island of peace for now.
The Poles are our historic friends, so Hungary must be the first to respond to anything that concerns the sovereignty of Poland, the Hungarian Prime Minister emphasized.
Tisza Party VP admits Brussels intends to harm Hungary's government and the country.
If the Tisza Party delivered on its promises, Hungarians’ electricity and gas bills would rise by more than half a million forints.
Kinga Gal, Fidesz MEP, called for the representation of the real interests of European citizens.
"Those who do not follow the Brussels herd will have all EU funds taken away."
"As long as there is a national government in Budapest, we will protect Hungary and guarantee that Hungary stays out of the war."
“And it’s only Wednesday!” – Hungary's Prime Minister reacted.
A Magyar Nemzet közéleti napilap konzervatív, nemzeti alapról, a tényekre építve adja közre a legfontosabb társadalmi, politikai, gazdasági, kulturális és sport témájú információkat.
Here's our weekly economic roundup.
Kristof Szalay-Bobrovniczky received Robert J. Palladino at the Defense Ministry in Budapest.
The proposal earmarks billions to be spent on illegal migration, pseudo-NGOs serving foreign interests, leftist-liberal media, woke propaganda, and on financing the war.
Hungary continues to support President Trump's efforts, the Foreign Minister wrote on X.
“Today we reaffirmed our strategic alliance,” wrote Viktor Orban on social media, reporting from Qatar.
At the opening ceremony, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto emphasized that the two countries share a long history.
The “loose cannon” of Hodmezovasarhely is at it again. They would hang every politician disliked by the left.
Túl lett pumpálva a lufi.
A miniszterelnök leszögezte: hiába tapsolják Brüsszelben a tiszás és DK-s képviselők a háborús beszédet, Magyarország nem fog háborúba állni.
Nem viccel.
A nagy harcban alulmaradó DVSC-nél a vereség ellenére büszkék a csapatra.
A Magyar Nemzet közéleti napilap konzervatív, nemzeti alapról, a tényekre építve adja közre a legfontosabb társadalmi, politikai, gazdasági, kulturális és sport témájú információkat.
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