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900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

The National Election Office (NVI) registered some 900 foreign observers for Sunday’s general election. According to figures published on the NVI website, 235 observers represented the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s democratic institutions and human rights office (ODIHR) and 102 for the parliamentary assembly of OSCE.
'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

“We condemn the Russian attack, but we cannot help the Ukrainians if we destroy ourselves in the meantime,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio. Some countries have shipping and storage capacities allowing them to manage without Russian oil or gas, he said, said it was “not a question of putting on a pullover and turning the heating down or paying a few forints more for gas.”
Anti-War Demonstration Against Orbán & Putin to be Held 1 Day Before Elections in Budapest

Anti-War Demonstration Against Orbán & Putin to be Held 1 Day Before Elections in Budapest

An anti-war demonstration has been announced in Budapest for Saturday, April 2, the day before election day.
Risk Of Being Pushed Into War At Stake, Says PM Orbán

Risk Of Being Pushed Into War At Stake, Says PM Orbán

Most at stake in this Sunday's general election is whether or not Hungary will be dragged into the war in Ukraine, the prime minister said on the campaign trail.
Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has “levelled unfounded accusations against the Hungarian election system” in its interim report on the April 3 election, “based on arguments used by the Hungarian left-wing parties,” the Századvég Foundation said on Tuesday.
'Nationally Minded Camp Wants Peace', Says PM Orbán

'Nationally Minded Camp Wants Peace', Says PM Orbán

Hungary’s nationally minded political camp has made it clear that “we stand on the side of peace and Hungary cannot be dragged into the war,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told commercial news channel HírTV.
Peace Or War At Stake In Election on Sunday, Says PM Orbán

Peace Or War At Stake In Election on Sunday, Says PM Orbán

A Fidesz win in Sunday's general election will guarantee Hungary staying out of the war in Ukraine, while an opposition victory would mean being dragged into it, the prime minister said in a video on Facebook.
Hungary on Its Own Side In War, Says PM Orbán

Hungary on Its Own Side In War, Says PM Orbán

Hungary stands on its own side in the Russia-Ukraine war, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public media after the EU and NATO summit in Brussels. Hungary, he said, was helping everyone in need but wanted to enforce and protect its own national interests.
Hungary Asserts Interests at NATO Summit, Not Sending Soldiers, Weapons to Ukraine

Hungary Asserts Interests at NATO Summit, Not Sending Soldiers, Weapons to Ukraine

Hungary's standpoint and the national interest were successfully asserted at the NATO summit, Viktor Orbán said.
900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

The National Election Office (NVI) registered some 900 foreign observers for Sunday’s general election. According to figures published on the NVI website, 235 observers represented the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s democratic institutions and human rights office (ODIHR) and 102 for the parliamentary assembly of OSCE.
'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

'Hungary Can’t Help Ukrainians by Destroying Itself', Says PM Orbán

“We condemn the Russian attack, but we cannot help the Ukrainians if we destroy ourselves in the meantime,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public radio. Some countries have shipping and storage capacities allowing them to manage without Russian oil or gas, he said, said it was “not a question of putting on a pullover and turning the heating down or paying a few forints more for gas.”
Anti-War Demonstration Against Orbán & Putin to be Held 1 Day Before Elections in Budapest

Anti-War Demonstration Against Orbán & Putin to be Held 1 Day Before Elections in Budapest

An anti-war demonstration has been announced in Budapest for Saturday, April 2, the day before election day.
Risk Of Being Pushed Into War At Stake, Says PM Orbán

Risk Of Being Pushed Into War At Stake, Says PM Orbán

Most at stake in this Sunday's general election is whether or not Hungary will be dragged into the war in Ukraine, the prime minister said on the campaign trail.
Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has “levelled unfounded accusations against the Hungarian election system” in its interim report on the April 3 election, “based on arguments used by the Hungarian left-wing parties,” the Századvég Foundation said on Tuesday.
'Nationally Minded Camp Wants Peace', Says PM Orbán

'Nationally Minded Camp Wants Peace', Says PM Orbán

Hungary’s nationally minded political camp has made it clear that “we stand on the side of peace and Hungary cannot be dragged into the war,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told commercial news channel HírTV.
Peace Or War At Stake In Election on Sunday, Says PM Orbán

Peace Or War At Stake In Election on Sunday, Says PM Orbán

A Fidesz win in Sunday's general election will guarantee Hungary staying out of the war in Ukraine, while an opposition victory would mean being dragged into it, the prime minister said in a video on Facebook.
Hungary on Its Own Side In War, Says PM Orbán

Hungary on Its Own Side In War, Says PM Orbán

Hungary stands on its own side in the Russia-Ukraine war, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told public media after the EU and NATO summit in Brussels. Hungary, he said, was helping everyone in need but wanted to enforce and protect its own national interests.
Hungary Asserts Interests at NATO Summit, Not Sending Soldiers, Weapons to Ukraine

Hungary Asserts Interests at NATO Summit, Not Sending Soldiers, Weapons to Ukraine

Hungary's standpoint and the national interest were successfully asserted at the NATO summit, Viktor Orbán said.