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Five strong sentences from Viktor Orbán's annual State of the Nation speech
There were several specific, emphatic sentences in the annual address. Let's look at each of the areas the Prime Minister touched on.
Telex photographers sweep the board at 41st Hungarian Press Photography Awards
Telex photo journalists were awarded for their work in several categories, with most of their awarded photos telling the story of the war in Ukraine.
Justice Minister Varga refuses to meet EP's PEGA Committee
The delegation will arrive in Budapest on Monday.
Fidesz MEP condemns Russian aggression with unusually strong language
The EP group of Hungary's governing party echoed Bocskor's words, and said that their position has been clear and straightforward since the beginning of the war in Ukraine.
'These things are terribly difficult to talk about'
Fábián Tamás – Lengyel-Szabó Péter – Szilágyi Máté – Andrea Horváth Kávai (translation) – István Dezsényi (translation) – Szilli Tamás
One of Hungary's best known Catholic priests considers it indefensible that the Hungarian Catholic Church isn't conducting a comprehensive investigation into past sexual abuse cases. He also...
Hungary leads EU in cancer-related deaths
An OECD report reveals that the country only spends 69% of the EU average on treating cancer patients, but there are serious human resource problems as well.
Hungary among eight Member States referred to Court of Justice by EC for failing to protect...
The laws were supposed to be amended by December 2021 to make sure that whistleblowers have no reason to fear reprisals, but that did not happen.
Rihanna's Hungarian gloves at Super Bowl
The historic Hungarian glove manufacturer's products have been worn by other celebrities before.
'How many more idiots are there?' – Hungarian EU Commissioner at the EP
Várhelyi's microphone was left on, so everyone could hear his comment. He issued an apology the following day.
The latest from Arte Weekly: How the earthquake in Turkey might shake Erdoğan's authority
The powerful earthquake that hit Syria and Turkey has changed the lives of millions of people – and could have a long-term ripple effect on Turkish politics. Meanwhile, we look at the pros and cons...
