This is not the first reaction from abroad praising the Hungarian government's position.
“HLM: Hun loves Mary,” – Hungarian fans displayed this witty slogan on a banner at the last England-Hungarian Nations League match.
A qualified majority would be enough for foreign and security policy.
This is not the first reaction from abroad praising the Hungarian government's position.
“HLM: Hun loves Mary,” – Hungarian fans displayed this witty slogan on a banner at the last England-Hungarian Nations League match.
A qualified majority would be enough for foreign and security policy.
Responding to the words of Karl Pachner, the Deputy Foreign Minister expressed his deep dismay at the Hungarian government.
He emphasized that this not only impacts Hungary, but all European countries without access to the sea.
“Together we are strength, but scattered apart, we are just dinner for the Marxist wolves,” said Miklós Szánthó.
He announced that Hungary will not accept any decisions from Brussels that are economically unreasonable or would come with price increases.
Katalin Novák was chided for feeling obliged to represent Hungarians in Transylvania.
Katalin Novák emphasized that we must try to come to agreement, try to find allies, and open doors so Hungarians can have a better life.
Former President of the Czech Republic Václav Klaus, visiting Hungary as an invited guest of the CPAC Hungary conference, sat down with Magyar Nemzet to discuss the importance of this event and the significance of its location this year.
“Poland and Hungary could count on each other thus far – we will not allow anyone to drive us apart” – affirmed the Hungarian President.
A dispute arose over Viktor Orbán’s statement in the radio last week: “Hungary had seaports, but these were taken away.”
Péter Szijjártó also announced that Hungary rejects any attempts to draw parallels or conflate the Ukrainian refugees and those entering the EU illegally from the south.
After two five-year cycles, Hungarian President János Áder, will finish his term on May 9th and sat down to speak with Magyar Nemzet.
May 9th is Europe Day. This symbolic day is both a reminder of the past and a message to the future.
The Minister pointed out that Hungary is able to buy the necessary amount of crude oil from Russia.
President Ursula von der Leyen announced on Wednesday morning that they would bid farewell to Russian oil later this year.
There are two possibilities: one, that history class in Lithuanian performing arts higher education is very poor, or two, that the Lithuanian actors who came as guests to our country, are taking gross advantage of this chance to consciously insult a Central European nation with a very similar fate as theirs.
Countries that took part in crushing the Hungarian revolution alongside the Soviet Union are trying to school us.
A 120-year-old attraction is revived in the City Park, which allows visitors to admire the capital from a height of up to 150 meters.
A Magyar Nemzet közéleti napilap konzervatív, nemzeti alapról, a tényekre építve adja közre a legfontosabb társadalmi, politikai, gazdasági, kulturális és sport témájú információkat.
Hungarians put a stop to migration ten years ago, PM Orban highlighted.
The Fidesz MEP was a guest on the Fighters' Hour program.
If Viktor Orban were not in power, we too would be under threat by the immigration crisis, the Fidesz group leader in Budapest's City Council pointed out.
According to a survey by Szazadveg, Tisza Party chief Peter Magyar's ideas are extremely unpopular.
Hungarian citizens have unequivocally said "no" to illegal migration.
Hungary's government continues to resist Brussels pressure and to preserve a migrant-free Hungary.
The balloon has been overinflated.
A haladó újságírók szellemi fogyatékosnak tettetik magukat a svéd miniszterelnök kedvéért.
A röszkei csata üzenete világos: a határaink védelme a nemzeti érdekek és a biztonság szempontjából ma is kulcsfontosságú.
Forgalomban tesztelték a rendőrök a vezetők tudását, lett is belőle felfordulás – de senkit sem büntettek meg.
És az orvosoknak nem olyan szép, mint Petőfinek.
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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