Vlad Gheorghe said that there are indications that Hungarian public funds were used to finance pro-Orbán political propaganda outside Hungary, including in Romanian communities.

Once they saw that behind the scenes warnings fell on deaf ears, foreign powers turned to other means of getting their message through to Orbán. What the prime minister clearly didn’t grasp was that...

The Ukrainian Foreign Ministry said that the Hungarian people's decision has demonstrated that "our neighbours desire to live n a truly independent Hungary that is part of a united and free Europe".

The Tisza Party has won a two-thirds majority in Hungary's election, which Péter Magyar said they would use to restore Hungary to being a democratic state governed by the rule of law.

András Rácz told Telex that he can't rule out Fidesz not accepting the election's result if it is unfavourable to them.

The Hungarian Foreign Minister also took issue with Volodymyr Zelensky's recent visit to Transcarpathia, where he met with members of the Hungarian ethnic minority.

Jean-Noël Barrot said that if they want to remain strong in a world where new empires are rising, the EU member states must stand united.

Among the total population, Fidesz is trailing behind Tisza by nine points according to the pollster's latest numbers.

On the occasion of J.D. Vance's visit, the Hungarian government and Hungarian companies signed several agreements about cooperation.