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Trump sends video to CPAC Hungary, says they will meet soon, PM Orbán announced 4-step program
"We want a Christian culture, schools based on a national principles, streets and neighbourhoods free from fear" Orbán told the CPAC.
#cpac2025 #viktororban #event #donaldtrump #unitedstates
BREAKING – Mayor Karácsony: the State Treasury withdrew billions from Budapest, paying wages is problematic for bus, metro, tram drivers
The mayor says the State Treasury's act was unlawful.
#Hungarianstatetreasury #gergelykaracsony #budapest #bkk #bdk #budapestkozmuvek
CPAC Hungary 2025 starting today hosts 600 international guests
The 2025 Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC) in Budapest on May 29-30, Miklós Szánthó, the head of Hungary’s Center for Fundamental Rights, said.
#alapjogokertkozpont #cpachungary #cpac2025 #event #budapest
Another historic low: never before have so few Hungarian children been born
The number of births in April fell by 14 percent, while deaths were down by 2.3 percent compared with the same month the previous year, according to Central Statistical Office (KSH) preliminary data. Fully 5,323 children were born and 9,565…
Hungary today safest place for Jewish communities in Europe, says FM Szijjártó
Thanks to the Hungarian government's determined defence against illegal migration, FM Péter Szijjártó said.
#peterszijjarto #foreignminister #hungariangovernment #jewishpeople #israel #visit
This will affect every guest worker in Hungary: minimum wages will skyrocket in the next few years
If the minimum wage rises, other wages should increase, too.
#minimumwage #salary #wage #money #hungarianeconomy
Fidesz MP: Hungary joined the EU as a partner, not a serf
🇭🇺 “We’re not serfs, we’re allies.” Fidesz group leader Máté Kocsis criticizes Brussels' Ukraine policy, warning that rushed EU membership would benefit Western corporations — not Europe.
Top Hungary news: Medvedev’s map, Transylvanian attraction threatened, Simion’s warning, soldiers unearthed — 28 May, 2025
German soldiers unearthed in Budapest, BKK fares to increase, lane closures on motorway, could Hungary share a border with Russia?
Fidesz hits Budapest with levy, then blames mayor and Tisza Party for financial collapse
Budapest’s financial stability is under fire: Fidesz accuses Mayor Karácsony and the Tisza Party of driving the city to bankruptcy.
Hungarian government extends markup caps, retailers protest
The government has decided to extend a mandatory cap on markups, which the National Commerce Association acknowledged "with disappointment". Meanwhile, the Hungarian government launched a war against Ukrainian cybercriminals.