The Hungarian justice minister gave an interview to the German  "Die Welt" (titled: „Sind wir das schwarze Schaf, weil wir keine Migration wollen?“ / "Are we the black sheep because we don't want migration?").  ​

Hungary's government proposed a constitutional amendment requiring children to be raised with a Christian interpretation of gender roles.                                                                                          ​

What matters today is that we get the European economy back on its feet and protect the people, leaving no room for political and ideological debates, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban tells on national Kossuth Rádió.  

The monument dedicated to the Hungarian soldiers who took part in the Warsaw Uprising has been restored after being damaged during  anti-abortion protests in the Polish capital. ​

The November 3 US presidential elections evoked a tide of articles that, at least in our shared Central European region, mostly focused on the possible consequence of a newcomer Biden administration for Poland or Hungary, both supporting a continuous Trump presidency.

"The beheading of a teacher, murder in a church, the desecration of the Holy Father’s statue. What's next?” – Péter Szijjártó asked on Facebook referring to recent terrorist attacks in France and an incident in Poland. ​

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the Hungarian government is working to ensure that Hungary is among the first countries to have access to a safe vaccine against COVID-19. ​  

64 years ago a spontaneous national uprising began against the government of the Hungarian People’s Republic and its Soviet-imposed policies. ​

Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga announced that she had tested positive for COVID-19 and has mild respiratory symptoms. ​

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjarto responded to Biden's remarks, saying they have no basis in reality.  ​

A Polish-Hungarian Chamber of Commerce, comprising 33 companies, was established in Warsaw and in Budapest  ​