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"Dangerous Proposals Still on Table” says FM, Still Hungary Likely to Get Exemption from EU's Oil Price Cap

  • 25 Nov 2022 8:55 AM
  • current affairs
It appears that Hungary will be given an exemption from the European Union’s planned price cap on Russian oil imports, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Brussels on Thursday, adding at the same time that “several dangerous proposals are still on the table”.
Visegrád 4 Group 'Still Has a Future', Says Orbán

Visegrád 4 Group 'Still Has a Future', Says Orbán

Specific and difficult issues tie the Visegrád Group of countries together, and it is easier to address them together than separately, Viktor Orbán said in Kosice.
Opinion: Is Orban Helping Putin & Blackmailing EU by Blocking Aid to Ukraine?

Opinion: Is Orban Helping Putin & Blackmailing EU by Blocking Aid to Ukraine?

  • 24 Nov 2022 1:21 PM
  • current affairs
PM Orban has said that his country will not support the EU plan to provide Ukraine with a $18.6 billion aid package next year. He said while Hungary condemns Russia’s war, he is not willing to put Ukraine’s interests before those of his own country.
Majority of Hungarians See No Rise in Utility Bills

Majority of Hungarians See No Rise in Utility Bills

Almost three quarters of Hungarians have experienced no rise in their utility bills compared with last year in spite of the energy crisis caused by the sanctions related to the war in Ukraine, according to a survey by the Hungarian Kopp Mária Institute for Population Growth and Families (KINCS).
Hungarians See Both Russia, US as Beneficiaries of Ukraine War

Hungarians See Both Russia, US as Beneficiaries of Ukraine War

Fully 60% of Hungarian respondents said in a recent Nézőpont survey they thought Russia was benefitting from the war in Ukraine, while 75% said the United States was profiting from the war.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Five opposition-leaning weeklies ponder the possible political consequences of soaring inflation and the government’s conflicts with the western mainstream. But they doubt whether the opposition parties will be able to take advantage of the crisis.
Hungary 'Opposes EU Loan to Aid Ukraine'

Hungary 'Opposes EU Loan to Aid Ukraine'

Hungary is prepared to continue aiding Ukraine on a bilateral basis, but will not support the European Union taking out a loan for that purpose, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Sofia.

"World in Serious Danger", Says Hungarian Foreign Minister

The current situation on the global political stage poses a serious danger to the world unless common sense prevails, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told an international conference in Tangier, Morocco.
Opinion: Speculation About Hungary’s Economic Outlook

Opinion: Speculation About Hungary’s Economic Outlook

Left-wing and liberal analysts blame the government and the National Bank for the high price Hungarians are paying to regain the trust of the markets. A pro-government pundit is optimistic that Hungary can avoid recession – despite the global economic crisis.

"Dangerous Proposals Still on Table” says FM, Still Hungary Likely to Get Exemption from EU's Oil Price Cap

  • 25 Nov 2022 8:55 AM
  • current affairs
It appears that Hungary will be given an exemption from the European Union’s planned price cap on Russian oil imports, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Brussels on Thursday, adding at the same time that “several dangerous proposals are still on the table”.
Visegrád 4 Group 'Still Has a Future', Says Orbán

Visegrád 4 Group 'Still Has a Future', Says Orbán

Specific and difficult issues tie the Visegrád Group of countries together, and it is easier to address them together than separately, Viktor Orbán said in Kosice.
Opinion: Is Orban Helping Putin & Blackmailing EU by Blocking Aid to Ukraine?

Opinion: Is Orban Helping Putin & Blackmailing EU by Blocking Aid to Ukraine?

  • 24 Nov 2022 1:21 PM
  • current affairs
PM Orban has said that his country will not support the EU plan to provide Ukraine with a $18.6 billion aid package next year. He said while Hungary condemns Russia’s war, he is not willing to put Ukraine’s interests before those of his own country.
Majority of Hungarians See No Rise in Utility Bills

Majority of Hungarians See No Rise in Utility Bills

Almost three quarters of Hungarians have experienced no rise in their utility bills compared with last year in spite of the energy crisis caused by the sanctions related to the war in Ukraine, according to a survey by the Hungarian Kopp Mária Institute for Population Growth and Families (KINCS).
Hungarians See Both Russia, US as Beneficiaries of Ukraine War

Hungarians See Both Russia, US as Beneficiaries of Ukraine War

Fully 60% of Hungarian respondents said in a recent Nézőpont survey they thought Russia was benefitting from the war in Ukraine, while 75% said the United States was profiting from the war.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Five opposition-leaning weeklies ponder the possible political consequences of soaring inflation and the government’s conflicts with the western mainstream. But they doubt whether the opposition parties will be able to take advantage of the crisis.
Hungary 'Opposes EU Loan to Aid Ukraine'

Hungary 'Opposes EU Loan to Aid Ukraine'

Hungary is prepared to continue aiding Ukraine on a bilateral basis, but will not support the European Union taking out a loan for that purpose, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Sofia.

"World in Serious Danger", Says Hungarian Foreign Minister

The current situation on the global political stage poses a serious danger to the world unless common sense prevails, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told an international conference in Tangier, Morocco.
Opinion: Speculation About Hungary’s Economic Outlook

Opinion: Speculation About Hungary’s Economic Outlook

Left-wing and liberal analysts blame the government and the National Bank for the high price Hungarians are paying to regain the trust of the markets. A pro-government pundit is optimistic that Hungary can avoid recession – despite the global economic crisis.