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After Ten-Year Hiatus Cooperation Between Hungary & Armenia Relaunched - New Flight Between Budapest - Yerevan Coming?

After Ten-Year Hiatus Cooperation Between Hungary & Armenia Relaunched - New Flight Between Budapest - Yerevan Coming?

Hungary remains committed to rebuilding relations with Armenia, and after a ten-year hiatus the sides are preparing cooperation that serves the interests of both countries, the foreign minister said in Yerevan on Friday.
Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

The government has promised Greenpeace that the proposed state-run resort development project at Lake Fertő, which, according to its critics, would be seriously destructive and megalomaniacal, will be redesigned, Népszava reports.

"Celebrate with Humility": Aug 20 Fireworks Should Be Replaced by New Tech Light Shows, Says Budapest Mayor

The mayor of Budapest has highlighted the importance of environmental protection during preparations for the celebration of the founding of the Hungarian state. “We must consider the obligation our glorious past demands of us for the future,” Gergely Karácsony said on Facebook.
Responsible, 'Feisty' Government Needed, Members Presented by Orbán

Responsible, 'Feisty' Government Needed, Members Presented by Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s fifth government was formed as its fourteen ministers took their oaths of office in parliament on Tuesday.
International Dialogue Cannot be Built on Lies, Denial of Truth, Says Hungarian President

International Dialogue Cannot be Built on Lies, Denial of Truth, Says Hungarian President

International relations and dialogue cannot be built either on lies or the denial of truth, President János Áder said at a New Year’s reception to members of the diplomatic corps in Budapest on Monday evening.
Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

The Hungarian government is always prepared to engage in dialogue on specific issues and laws but it firmly rejects remarks that call into question Hungary's democratic nature, the foreign minister said on Tuesday.
West Unwilling To Sustain Itself, Says PM Orbán

West Unwilling To Sustain Itself, Says PM Orbán

“While certain civilisations are able to reproduce, the West is simply unwilling to sustain itself,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told the 4th Demographic Summit in Budapest.
Furniture of Queen Elisabeth of Hungary Repurchased from Germany

Furniture of Queen Elisabeth of Hungary Repurchased from Germany

Furniture that used to belong to the 19th-century Queen Elisabeth of Hungary, also known as Sissi, including her dressing table and glass-covered cabinet, have been repurchased from Germany and have been put on display at the Royal Palace of Gödöllő near Budapest, the government spokeswoman said on Friday.
Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

“A nation with sufficient pride and agility will not be stripped of its future either by its borders being changed or by way of the interests of world powers,” the group leader of the ruling Fidesz-Christian Democratic parties in the Budapest assembly said, marking the Day of National Cohesion, the anniversary of the Trianon peace treaty concluding WWI.
After Ten-Year Hiatus Cooperation Between Hungary & Armenia Relaunched - New Flight Between Budapest - Yerevan Coming?

After Ten-Year Hiatus Cooperation Between Hungary & Armenia Relaunched - New Flight Between Budapest - Yerevan Coming?

Hungary remains committed to rebuilding relations with Armenia, and after a ten-year hiatus the sides are preparing cooperation that serves the interests of both countries, the foreign minister said in Yerevan on Friday.
Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

Controversial Lake Ferto Resort Project to Be Scaled Down After Protests by Greenpeace in Hungary

The government has promised Greenpeace that the proposed state-run resort development project at Lake Fertő, which, according to its critics, would be seriously destructive and megalomaniacal, will be redesigned, Népszava reports.

"Celebrate with Humility": Aug 20 Fireworks Should Be Replaced by New Tech Light Shows, Says Budapest Mayor

The mayor of Budapest has highlighted the importance of environmental protection during preparations for the celebration of the founding of the Hungarian state. “We must consider the obligation our glorious past demands of us for the future,” Gergely Karácsony said on Facebook.
Responsible, 'Feisty' Government Needed, Members Presented by Orbán

Responsible, 'Feisty' Government Needed, Members Presented by Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s fifth government was formed as its fourteen ministers took their oaths of office in parliament on Tuesday.
International Dialogue Cannot be Built on Lies, Denial of Truth, Says Hungarian President

International Dialogue Cannot be Built on Lies, Denial of Truth, Says Hungarian President

International relations and dialogue cannot be built either on lies or the denial of truth, President János Áder said at a New Year’s reception to members of the diplomatic corps in Budapest on Monday evening.
Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

The Hungarian government is always prepared to engage in dialogue on specific issues and laws but it firmly rejects remarks that call into question Hungary's democratic nature, the foreign minister said on Tuesday.
West Unwilling To Sustain Itself, Says PM Orbán

West Unwilling To Sustain Itself, Says PM Orbán

“While certain civilisations are able to reproduce, the West is simply unwilling to sustain itself,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told the 4th Demographic Summit in Budapest.
Furniture of Queen Elisabeth of Hungary Repurchased from Germany

Furniture of Queen Elisabeth of Hungary Repurchased from Germany

Furniture that used to belong to the 19th-century Queen Elisabeth of Hungary, also known as Sissi, including her dressing table and glass-covered cabinet, have been repurchased from Germany and have been put on display at the Royal Palace of Gödöllő near Budapest, the government spokeswoman said on Friday.
Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

“A nation with sufficient pride and agility will not be stripped of its future either by its borders being changed or by way of the interests of world powers,” the group leader of the ruling Fidesz-Christian Democratic parties in the Budapest assembly said, marking the Day of National Cohesion, the anniversary of the Trianon peace treaty concluding WWI.