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Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's

Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's "Real Problems", Says Opposition Parties About PM's State of Nation Speech

Hungarian opposition parties on Saturday reacted to a keynote speech by Viktor Orbán, saying the prime minister had failed to address Hungary’s “real problems”.
FM: Turkey Key to Handling Energy Supply Crisis in Hungary & Europe

FM: Turkey Key to Handling Energy Supply Crisis in Hungary & Europe

Turkey is key to handling the energy supply crisis hitting Europe and Hungary, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said. The TurkStream pipeline remains the only east-west pipeline on the continent operating at full capacity, he said.
Opinion: Conflicting Views on Hungary’s Place in the World

Opinion: Conflicting Views on Hungary’s Place in the World

A speech by Prime Minister Orbán about Hungary’s efforts to avoid a new cold war and another by US Ambassador David Pressman exhorting ‘everyone to make their choice’ have prompted widely disparate commentaries from left-wing and pro-government columnists.
Hungarian Opinion: Orbán’s End-of-the-Year Speech

Hungarian Opinion: Orbán’s End-of-the-Year Speech

A pro-government commentator agrees with the Prime Minister that Hungary has done well in the past year, despite unprecedented difficulties. A left-wing columnist accuses the Prime Minister of talking hot air.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies Look Back on the PM’s Dallas Address

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies Look Back on the PM’s Dallas Address

Opposition-leaning analysts believe that the Prime Minister did a grave disservice to his country by taking sides with former president Donald Trump and his supporters in his address to the CPAC meeting. Pro-government commentators, on the other hand, take the event as proof that Prime Minister Orbán has become an important international actor.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s CPAC Address

Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s CPAC Address

In their first snap analyses, a conservative lawyer and a liberal pundit agree that PM Orbán’s keynote address was went down well with the Dallas CPAC audience.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Admits His Words 'Could be Misunderstood'

Hungarian Opinion: PM Admits His Words 'Could be Misunderstood'

As the US Embassy in Budapest has issued a statement in defence of diversity, following the Prime Minister’s controversial remarks at Tusványos, some analysts have come to the defence of Mr Orbán.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Orbán's Tusványos Address

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Orbán's Tusványos Address

The six opposition-leaning weeklies condemn practically in unison the speech delivered by the Prime Minister last Saturday. One pro-government weekly simply summarises his words, while another praises his central message.
Hungary & Austria ‘Can Count On One Another’, Declares Orbán in Vienna

Hungary & Austria ‘Can Count On One Another’, Declares Orbán in Vienna

In the coming years, Hungary can count on Austria and vice versa, Viktor Orbán said in Vienna after meeting Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer.
Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's

Orbán Failed to Address Hungary's "Real Problems", Says Opposition Parties About PM's State of Nation Speech

Hungarian opposition parties on Saturday reacted to a keynote speech by Viktor Orbán, saying the prime minister had failed to address Hungary’s “real problems”.
FM: Turkey Key to Handling Energy Supply Crisis in Hungary & Europe

FM: Turkey Key to Handling Energy Supply Crisis in Hungary & Europe

Turkey is key to handling the energy supply crisis hitting Europe and Hungary, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said. The TurkStream pipeline remains the only east-west pipeline on the continent operating at full capacity, he said.
Opinion: Conflicting Views on Hungary’s Place in the World

Opinion: Conflicting Views on Hungary’s Place in the World

A speech by Prime Minister Orbán about Hungary’s efforts to avoid a new cold war and another by US Ambassador David Pressman exhorting ‘everyone to make their choice’ have prompted widely disparate commentaries from left-wing and pro-government columnists.
Hungarian Opinion: Orbán’s End-of-the-Year Speech

Hungarian Opinion: Orbán’s End-of-the-Year Speech

A pro-government commentator agrees with the Prime Minister that Hungary has done well in the past year, despite unprecedented difficulties. A left-wing columnist accuses the Prime Minister of talking hot air.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies Look Back on the PM’s Dallas Address

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies Look Back on the PM’s Dallas Address

Opposition-leaning analysts believe that the Prime Minister did a grave disservice to his country by taking sides with former president Donald Trump and his supporters in his address to the CPAC meeting. Pro-government commentators, on the other hand, take the event as proof that Prime Minister Orbán has become an important international actor.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s CPAC Address

Hungarian Opinion: PM Orbán’s CPAC Address

In their first snap analyses, a conservative lawyer and a liberal pundit agree that PM Orbán’s keynote address was went down well with the Dallas CPAC audience.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Admits His Words 'Could be Misunderstood'

Hungarian Opinion: PM Admits His Words 'Could be Misunderstood'

As the US Embassy in Budapest has issued a statement in defence of diversity, following the Prime Minister’s controversial remarks at Tusványos, some analysts have come to the defence of Mr Orbán.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Orbán's Tusványos Address

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Orbán's Tusványos Address

The six opposition-leaning weeklies condemn practically in unison the speech delivered by the Prime Minister last Saturday. One pro-government weekly simply summarises his words, while another praises his central message.
Hungary & Austria ‘Can Count On One Another’, Declares Orbán in Vienna

Hungary & Austria ‘Can Count On One Another’, Declares Orbán in Vienna

In the coming years, Hungary can count on Austria and vice versa, Viktor Orbán said in Vienna after meeting Austrian Chancellor Karl Nehammer.