Hungary's Orbán promises crackdown on media, NGOs
Hungary's Orban Vows Fast Crackdown on Media, NGOs Over Foreign Funding
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban pledged on Saturday to crack down on politicians and journalists who receive foreign funding and again ruled out EU membership for Ukraine, stepping up his campaign for elections due in a year.
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday vowed to crack down on a “shadow army” of political opponents, journalists, judges and activists in the country, who he said were working for foreign ...
The question now is whether we want to be crippled by Ukraine's accession. It's time to vote and express your opinion.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is often the odd man out in the European Union, especially since Russia’s invasion of ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu plans to visit Hungary in the coming weeks despite an International Criminal Court ...
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu will pay an official visit to Hungary in the next few weeks, Hungarian Prime ...
The EU Friday agreed to drop three Russian individuals from its sanctions list as the price for Hungary's Viktor Orban to ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has long been a headache for European leaders who try to take a hard line on Russian President Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine. Orban, a long-time ...
Hungary should take part in common European defence policy and contribute funds to it, but should not agree to joint ...
Ukraine’s accession to the European Union would ruin the Hungarian economy, Prime Minister Viktor Orban declared Friday on Kossuth Radio’s Good Morning, Hungary! program.
On March 7, tens of thousands of people took to the streets across Slovakia for the third time this year to protest the ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called his political opponents and critics of his government "bugs" as the tone of ...
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