Prime minister-elect Péter Magyar invited Benjamin Netanyahu—who is subject to an international arrest warrant—to Budapest for the October 23rd commemoration, but failed to mention that if he came,...

“Any rumors to the contrary are false and unfounded", the Hungarian government's Communications Center wrote in response to a Guardian article.

The cards are being reshuffled in Hungarian-Slovak relations, and Magyar has made it clear that he will not drop the issue of the Beneš Decrees. The Slovak government, however, seems prepared to...

He decided to give up his seat. Fidesz's parliamentary group will convene on Monday following a major overhaul, with Gergely Gulyás as its leader.