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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.
'Dangerous Proposals' on NATO's Table, Says PM Orbán

'Dangerous Proposals' on NATO's Table, Says PM Orbán

“Dangerous proposals” regarding the response to the war in Ukraine “are on the table”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said after talks with European Council President Charles Michel on Monday.
“No Hungarian Should Come Between Ukrainian Anvil and Russian Hammer

“No Hungarian Should Come Between Ukrainian Anvil and Russian Hammer", Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Hungary must stay out of the war “because no Hungarian should come between a Ukrainian anvil and a Russian hammer”, and this was why Hungary refused to send soldiers or weapons into the theatre of war.
Opposition Unveils Its Election Platform – “Hungary Rising”

Opposition Unveils Its Election Platform – “Hungary Rising”

Border protection will be strengthened, an independent border guard will be set up, and a village guard program will be launched. Hungary will adopt the euro within five years, the minimum wage will be tax-free, and the amount given for maternal benefits, family allowance, and home care allowance will be doubled.
180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

An estimated 180,000 people have entered Hungary from Ukraine from the first day of the Russian invasion until Monday afternoon, Népszava reports.
Embassy Staff, Journalists Evacuated Safely From Kyiv, Says FM Szijjártó

Embassy Staff, Journalists Evacuated Safely From Kyiv, Says FM Szijjártó

Some staff of the Hungarian embassy and their family members, along with Hungarian journalists and civilians, have been evacuated safely from Kyiv, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in a video message posted on Facebook late on Saturday.
Deliveries of Food, Fuel Arrive in Transcarpathia Says FM Szijjártó

Deliveries of Food, Fuel Arrive in Transcarpathia Says FM Szijjártó

An aid delivery of 28 tonnes of food and 100,000 litres of vehicle fuel from Hungary arrived in Transcarpathia, Ukraine’s westernmost region, Hungary’s foreign minister said at the Záhony border crossing on Sunday.
PM Orbán: 'Hungary Cannot Turn Back'

PM Orbán: 'Hungary Cannot Turn Back'

Referring to the election campaign, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview with public broadcaster Kossuth Radio on Friday that “Hungary is going forward, not backwards”. “In 2010, Hungary was bankrupt; it had been ruined and bled dry,” he said.
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.
'Dangerous Proposals' on NATO's Table, Says PM Orbán

'Dangerous Proposals' on NATO's Table, Says PM Orbán

“Dangerous proposals” regarding the response to the war in Ukraine “are on the table”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said after talks with European Council President Charles Michel on Monday.
“No Hungarian Should Come Between Ukrainian Anvil and Russian Hammer

“No Hungarian Should Come Between Ukrainian Anvil and Russian Hammer", Says PM Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said Hungary must stay out of the war “because no Hungarian should come between a Ukrainian anvil and a Russian hammer”, and this was why Hungary refused to send soldiers or weapons into the theatre of war.
Opposition Unveils Its Election Platform – “Hungary Rising”

Opposition Unveils Its Election Platform – “Hungary Rising”

Border protection will be strengthened, an independent border guard will be set up, and a village guard program will be launched. Hungary will adopt the euro within five years, the minimum wage will be tax-free, and the amount given for maternal benefits, family allowance, and home care allowance will be doubled.
180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

An estimated 180,000 people have entered Hungary from Ukraine from the first day of the Russian invasion until Monday afternoon, Népszava reports.
Embassy Staff, Journalists Evacuated Safely From Kyiv, Says FM Szijjártó

Embassy Staff, Journalists Evacuated Safely From Kyiv, Says FM Szijjártó

Some staff of the Hungarian embassy and their family members, along with Hungarian journalists and civilians, have been evacuated safely from Kyiv, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in a video message posted on Facebook late on Saturday.
Deliveries of Food, Fuel Arrive in Transcarpathia Says FM Szijjártó

Deliveries of Food, Fuel Arrive in Transcarpathia Says FM Szijjártó

An aid delivery of 28 tonnes of food and 100,000 litres of vehicle fuel from Hungary arrived in Transcarpathia, Ukraine’s westernmost region, Hungary’s foreign minister said at the Záhony border crossing on Sunday.
PM Orbán: 'Hungary Cannot Turn Back'

PM Orbán: 'Hungary Cannot Turn Back'

Referring to the election campaign, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview with public broadcaster Kossuth Radio on Friday that “Hungary is going forward, not backwards”. “In 2010, Hungary was bankrupt; it had been ruined and bled dry,” he said.