The negative developments in the Hungarian healthcare sector are also reflected in the number of general practitioners and pediatricians per 10,000 population, as by 2023 their number decreased to ...

Hungarians and Poles traditionally see each other as brothers, but that relationship is collapsing as the capitals move in very different political directions.

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But the first European "Zionist" and the inspiration for many European conservatives was Hungary's long-serving Prime Minister Viktor Orban. Hungary is a small nation that is determined to survive ...

Investing.com - Consumer price inflation in Hungary rose more-than-expected in the last quarter, official data showed on Wednesday.In a report, Hungarian Central Statistical Office said that ...

European leaders rarely weigh in on U.S. elections before they've taken place, but Hungary's far-right Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has ignored those conventions. "If Mr. Trump returns ...

Judit Szemán, the owner of a small farm on the southern fringe of Debrecen, Hungary’s second-largest city, knows her life is about to change – for the worse. From the edge or her beloved four ...

By Jenny Gross Reporting from Brussels Prime Minister Viktor Orban of Hungary, a hard-line champion of “illiberal democracy,” has for years taken swipes at the European Union and its officials.

Hungary's Orban scorned by EU lawmakers after speech 10/09/2024 October 9, 2024 Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called for massive change in how the EU addresses migration.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called a contentious debate in the European Parliament this week a “crucifixion attempt” by the European Union. “Those who came there to debate wanted our blood ...

Orban faced a grilling in the EU Parliament after he outlined Hungary's program for its EU presidency, in a session that descended into a pile-on over his government’s actions and record.

BUDAPEST, Oct 8 (Reuters) - Ukraine cannot win the war with Russia on the battlefield, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on Tuesday, adding dialogue and a ceasefire were needed to save lives.