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Easter traditions in Hungary
Renowned the world over as a country steeped in tradition, Hungary celebrates Easter weekend in style with delicious food and family gatherings.
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Gulyás: 2026 budget is based on peace
Gergely Gulyás said the draft budget was the result of "cautious planning", assuming that global economic and political changes, primarily the establishment of peace, would produce economic growth.
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Bóka: Ukraine's EU accession decision must not be postponed to a later date
Minister Bóka said that better-prepared countries such as Sweden and Finland had had to wait for a longer period of time after submitting their application.
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FM: It is "shocking" that certain European politicians are acting against peace efforts
"It's shocking to see that some European politicians are trying to undermine the success of the peace negotiations in Ukraine," the foreign minister said.
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PM Orbán: Brussels and Tisza Party are conniving to turn Hungary into a failed state
The prime minister said Brussels would prevent Hungary's economy from developing and thereby bring Tisza to power.
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FM: Hungarians are the only ones able to stop Ukraine's EU accession
The foreign minister said that such a step would "present impossible challenges for our economy" and ruin past achievements.
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PM Orbán: Economic triangle could be established between Békéscsaba, Debrecen and Salonta
The prime minister discussed economic and transport development plans with Péter Szarvas, the mayor of Békéscsaba (SE Hungary), on Tuesday.
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Bóka: Cooperation between countries in central Europe could be crucial in changing EU
János Bóka said current changes in the US were "promising", noting the vital importance of transatlantic ties for the future of central Europe.
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PM Orbán's national security adviser meets US counterpart
Monday's talks focused on national security, defense, as well as geopolitical and geostrategic issues.
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Dömötör: Tisza Party cannot deny support for Ukraine
Csaba Dömötör warned that Ukraine's possible membership, being "an issue involving thousands of billions of forints", could fundamentally impact the opportunities of the European and Hungarian economy.
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State Secretary marks Memorial Day of victims of Hungarian Holocaust
Péter Sztáray said the diplomatic and legal attacks against Israel opened the door for anti-Semitism and physical attacks.
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State Secretary: Food markups cap reduces prices by 18.6%
Róbert Zsigó said that 416 shops had been checked for compliance, so far, and no violations had been found.
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Defense Minister signs cooperation pact with Uzbekistan
The leaders of the two countries "have already achieved very serious results in other areas", Minister Szalay-Bobrovniczky said in a video uploaded to Facebook late on Monday.
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FM: European Commission has announced new pro-Ukraine war initiatives
Minister Szijjártó told a press conference that the plan is to increase the value of arms shipped to Ukraine to 40 billion euros this year.
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PM Orbán meets Erdogan for talks in Antalya
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Erdogan also discussed developing bilateral economic, military, and defense cooperation.