After becoming prime minister in 1998, Orbán suffered an unexpected electoral defeat four years later. He then swore he ...

Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is Europe's longest-serving head of government – and the most polarizing. In an NZZ interview, he explains why he trusts Vladimir Putin, and says only Donald ...

Featuring complimentary facades of classic luxury and trendy nightlife, two neighbourhoods are unified by impressive ...

They’re building a kind ... the elections to the European Parliament, were held last June, and Orbán’s Fidesz party spent ...

On this date, members of the center-right EPP (European People's Party), which boasts the largest group in the European Parliament ... rule of law in Hungary, Orban started building ties with ...

Citizens’ trust in their political institutions has been falling around the world. This may not come as a shock to many.British politics has been in chaos since ...

And, to be frank, according to most of the voters,” Ferenc Gelencsér, the 34-year-old member of the Hungarian Parliament for the centrist Momentum ... And there is constant adjustment in a way that ...

Orbán is defiant in his goal of conflating patriotism and autocratic virtual one-party rule, seeing this as the only way to advance Hungary, while also seeking ... In last year’s European Parliament ...

Some of the parties within this political group fully support Israel - such as Hungary's Fidesz, Italy's Lega, the Dutch ...

both the city’s cathedral and parliament building are exactly 96 metres high, originally built that way to represent the equal role that the church and the state play in Hungarian society.

It is “unacceptable” for any foreign troops to conduct peacekeeping missions in Ukraine after the war concludes, Russia’s ...