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Hungary Can Return to 'Good Side' of History, Says Márki-Zay

Hungary Can Return to 'Good Side' of History, Says Márki-Zay

Péter Márki-Zay, the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition, told a rally marking the March 15 national holiday on Tuesday that he trusted Hungary could return to the “good side” of history.
“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.
A Breach at a Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant Could Cause Radiological Contamination in Hungary

A Breach at a Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant Could Cause Radiological Contamination in Hungary

Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant, Zaporizhzhia, ca. 1000 kilometres from the Hungarian border, was taken over by Russian military forces on 4 March. It might seem a far away place, but is it really?
Hotels in Hungary Hit by Russia-Ukraine War

Hotels in Hungary Hit by Russia-Ukraine War

Hungarian hotels can expect to lose 10,000 guest nights to cancellations in the three spring months due to the Russo-Ukrainian war, president Csaba Baldauf of the hotel and restaurant association Mszész estimated in comments to Portfolio.
Over 200,000 Refugees Arrive From Ukraine to Date, FM Szijjártó Reported

Over 200,000 Refugees Arrive From Ukraine to Date, FM Szijjártó Reported

More than 200,000 refugees have arrived in Hungary from Ukraine since the start of the war, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told lawmakers on Thursday.
Video Update: 'Every Refugee From Ukraine Must be Helped', Says PM Orbán

Video Update: 'Every Refugee From Ukraine Must be Helped', Says PM Orbán

Every refugee arriving in Hungary from Ukraine must be assisted, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview on Sunday evening.
Opinion: The Fallout of the Ukraine War on Hungary

Opinion: The Fallout of the Ukraine War on Hungary

Pundits and political analysts across the political spectrum ponder if and how the Ukraine war might impact the party preferences of Hungarians and therefore the outcome of the Parliamentary election in four weeks’ time.
Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Left-leaning Publicus Institute conducted a poll commissioned by MEP István Ujhelyi on what Hungarians think about their country’s foreign policy and relationship with other countries.
Opposition MPs Slam Hungary's Foreign Policy, & Claim 'War Not Expected to Spread to Transcarpathia'

Opposition MPs Slam Hungary's Foreign Policy, & Claim 'War Not Expected to Spread to Transcarpathia'

Opposition members of parliament’s foreign affairs committee have accused the government of ditching a policy of carving its own path in its dealings with Russia, NATO and the EU, a policy which they said had “failed” in light of the war in Ukraine.
Hungary Can Return to 'Good Side' of History, Says Márki-Zay

Hungary Can Return to 'Good Side' of History, Says Márki-Zay

Péter Márki-Zay, the prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition, told a rally marking the March 15 national holiday on Tuesday that he trusted Hungary could return to the “good side” of history.
“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.
A Breach at a Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant Could Cause Radiological Contamination in Hungary

A Breach at a Ukrainian Nuclear Power Plant Could Cause Radiological Contamination in Hungary

Ukraine’s largest nuclear power plant, Zaporizhzhia, ca. 1000 kilometres from the Hungarian border, was taken over by Russian military forces on 4 March. It might seem a far away place, but is it really?
Hotels in Hungary Hit by Russia-Ukraine War

Hotels in Hungary Hit by Russia-Ukraine War

Hungarian hotels can expect to lose 10,000 guest nights to cancellations in the three spring months due to the Russo-Ukrainian war, president Csaba Baldauf of the hotel and restaurant association Mszész estimated in comments to Portfolio.
Over 200,000 Refugees Arrive From Ukraine to Date, FM Szijjártó Reported

Over 200,000 Refugees Arrive From Ukraine to Date, FM Szijjártó Reported

More than 200,000 refugees have arrived in Hungary from Ukraine since the start of the war, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told lawmakers on Thursday.
Video Update: 'Every Refugee From Ukraine Must be Helped', Says PM Orbán

Video Update: 'Every Refugee From Ukraine Must be Helped', Says PM Orbán

Every refugee arriving in Hungary from Ukraine must be assisted, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview on Sunday evening.
Opinion: The Fallout of the Ukraine War on Hungary

Opinion: The Fallout of the Ukraine War on Hungary

Pundits and political analysts across the political spectrum ponder if and how the Ukraine war might impact the party preferences of Hungarians and therefore the outcome of the Parliamentary election in four weeks’ time.
Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Left-leaning Publicus Institute conducted a poll commissioned by MEP István Ujhelyi on what Hungarians think about their country’s foreign policy and relationship with other countries.
Opposition MPs Slam Hungary's Foreign Policy, & Claim 'War Not Expected to Spread to Transcarpathia'

Opposition MPs Slam Hungary's Foreign Policy, & Claim 'War Not Expected to Spread to Transcarpathia'

Opposition members of parliament’s foreign affairs committee have accused the government of ditching a policy of carving its own path in its dealings with Russia, NATO and the EU, a policy which they said had “failed” in light of the war in Ukraine.