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"A Joke More Than Anything" - Orbán Says Grateful to Georgians for Not Letting Country Become "a Second Ukraine"

  • 30 Oct 2024 6:49 AM
  • current affairs
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said he was grateful to Georgians for not letting their country become "a second Ukraine". Orban also told a press conference in Tbilisi on Tuesday that no one dared question the legitimacy of the general election in Georgia as free and democratic.
War, Lukoil & Nuclear Power: Hungarian FM Holds Talks With Russia's Lavrov in New York

War, Lukoil & Nuclear Power: Hungarian FM Holds Talks With Russia's Lavrov in New York

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó discussed the war in Ukraine and bilateral relations with Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in New York on Tuesday.
Hungarians & Bulgarians Bound by Shared Destiny, Says President Sulyok

Hungarians & Bulgarians Bound by Shared Destiny, Says President Sulyok

Hungarians and Bulgarians are bound by a shared destiny and by friendship, President Tamás Sulyok said after talks with Rumen Radev, his Bulgarian counterpart, in Budapest.
‘Seemingly No Way Out of Ukraine War’, Say Orbán

‘Seemingly No Way Out of Ukraine War’, Say Orbán

There seems to be no solution to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and that leaves European politics “paralysed”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum.
Hungary's Nuclear Power Plant Upgrade is 'Fukushima-Proof', Declares Gov't

Hungary's Nuclear Power Plant Upgrade is 'Fukushima-Proof', Declares Gov't

The upgrade of Hungary's Paks nuclear plant applies the most stringent safety and environmental protection standards, the minister of foreign affairs and trade has said.
Budapest is Now A “Must-Visit” City, Says Orbán

Budapest is Now A “Must-Visit” City, Says Orbán

PM Orbán said the World Athletics Championships and other similar top sporting events sent a message to the world that Budapest is “must-visit” city.
Drinking Water Network to be Renewed as Old Lead Pipes Often Still Used in Budapest

Drinking Water Network to be Renewed as Old Lead Pipes Often Still Used in Budapest

The drinking water network of Budapest will be upgraded using 20 billion forints (EUR 53m) in financing from the European Union, the deputy mayor in charge of city operations said.
Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Hungary’s labour market is in need of 500,000 additional workers who should preferably be found on the national market before the country turns to guest workers, the economic development minister told a meeting of the National Council for Sustainable Development.
LMP Accuses Gov't of Concealing Essential Information on Battery Plants in Hungary

LMP Accuses Gov't of Concealing Essential Information on Battery Plants in Hungary

The head of parliament’s sustainable development committee, an opposition LMP lawmaker, has accused the government of “systematically concealing all essential information about battery plants and openly threatening anyone who talks about the reality”.

"A Joke More Than Anything" - Orbán Says Grateful to Georgians for Not Letting Country Become "a Second Ukraine"

  • 30 Oct 2024 6:49 AM
  • current affairs
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has said he was grateful to Georgians for not letting their country become "a second Ukraine". Orban also told a press conference in Tbilisi on Tuesday that no one dared question the legitimacy of the general election in Georgia as free and democratic.
War, Lukoil & Nuclear Power: Hungarian FM Holds Talks With Russia's Lavrov in New York

War, Lukoil & Nuclear Power: Hungarian FM Holds Talks With Russia's Lavrov in New York

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó discussed the war in Ukraine and bilateral relations with Russian counterpart Sergey Lavrov in New York on Tuesday.
Hungarians & Bulgarians Bound by Shared Destiny, Says President Sulyok

Hungarians & Bulgarians Bound by Shared Destiny, Says President Sulyok

Hungarians and Bulgarians are bound by a shared destiny and by friendship, President Tamás Sulyok said after talks with Rumen Radev, his Bulgarian counterpart, in Budapest.
‘Seemingly No Way Out of Ukraine War’, Say Orbán

‘Seemingly No Way Out of Ukraine War’, Say Orbán

There seems to be no solution to the conflict between Russia and Ukraine and that leaves European politics “paralysed”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said at the Antalya Diplomacy Forum.
Hungary's Nuclear Power Plant Upgrade is 'Fukushima-Proof', Declares Gov't

Hungary's Nuclear Power Plant Upgrade is 'Fukushima-Proof', Declares Gov't

The upgrade of Hungary's Paks nuclear plant applies the most stringent safety and environmental protection standards, the minister of foreign affairs and trade has said.
Budapest is Now A “Must-Visit” City, Says Orbán

Budapest is Now A “Must-Visit” City, Says Orbán

PM Orbán said the World Athletics Championships and other similar top sporting events sent a message to the world that Budapest is “must-visit” city.
Drinking Water Network to be Renewed as Old Lead Pipes Often Still Used in Budapest

Drinking Water Network to be Renewed as Old Lead Pipes Often Still Used in Budapest

The drinking water network of Budapest will be upgraded using 20 billion forints (EUR 53m) in financing from the European Union, the deputy mayor in charge of city operations said.
Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Hungary’s labour market is in need of 500,000 additional workers who should preferably be found on the national market before the country turns to guest workers, the economic development minister told a meeting of the National Council for Sustainable Development.
LMP Accuses Gov't of Concealing Essential Information on Battery Plants in Hungary

LMP Accuses Gov't of Concealing Essential Information on Battery Plants in Hungary

The head of parliament’s sustainable development committee, an opposition LMP lawmaker, has accused the government of “systematically concealing all essential information about battery plants and openly threatening anyone who talks about the reality”.