Brussels is abusing its powers, constantly making threats and engaging in political blackmail, Fidesz MEP Balazs Hidvéghi said on Sunday, when asked about the possibility of the EU withholding funding from Hungary.
In the forthcoming year, the actions of the Hungarian presidency of the Visegrad Group will be governed by the conviction that the member states — the Czech Republic, Hungary, Poland and Slovakia — have a vested interest in each other’s success, stability and prosperity, Zsolt Németh, head of parliament’s foreign affairs committee, told MTI on […]
The countries of the Visegrad Group are working towards forming a common position on the future of Europe, House Speaker László Kövér said after a meeting with V4 counterparts from Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland on Friday.
László Palkovics, Hungary’s minister of innovation and technology, on Friday addressed an event launching a series of infrastructure projects to construct a bridge between Kotoriba in Croatia and Murakeresztúr in Hungary over the river Mur, as well as the roads leading to it.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has sent a letter to German Chancellor Angela Merkel, expressing Hungary’s condolences to the families of victims of the floods that have ravaged western Germany in the past few days.
Investigation phase of digital euro project to last 24 months Design to be based on users’ preferences and technical advice by merchants and intermediaries No technical obstacles identified during preliminary experimentation phase
The European Commission has admitted that its real objection to Hungary’s child protection law is that the “LGBTQ lobby” is not allowed into Hungarian schools or kindergartens, Judit Varga, the minister of justice, wrote on Facebook on Thursday.
The European Commission has filed a lawsuit with the Court of Justice of the EU against Hungary for what the commission sees as Hungary’s unlawfully restricting the access of migrants to refugee procedures.
The European Commission has launched infringement procedures against Hungary over its child protection law as well as the insistence by the authorities that a children’s book with LGBTQ content should carry a content warning.
Hungary considers the European Commission’s “Fit for 55” catch-all climate change plan to be “unacceptable in its current form”, Gergely Gulyás, the PM’s chief of staff, has said.
