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Hungary's parliament endorsed a bill on Monday giving nationalist premier Viktor Orban the sweeping new powers he says he needs to fight the new coronavirus pandemic.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has vowed to protect his people as Turkey once again opened the floodgates of refugees heading to Europe.
When German Chancellor Angela Merkel opened her nation's borderless frontiers to the displaced flotsam and jetsam of the Middle East and Africa pro-state mainstream media labelled critics as neo-Nazis' and 'white supremacists'.
Faced with a declining birth rate and an unwilling to fill population shortfalls with immigrants like some of its European neighbors, Hungary has rolled out a seven-point "Family Protection Action Plan" which showers boatloads of cash, loan assistanc
At their talks in Budapest on Thursday, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Italy's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of the Interior Matteo Salvini agreed on the importance of strong nation states, on the need to give priority in Europe to European
Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orbán attacked EC President Jean Claude Jucker and George Soros in a billboard ad.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has proposed a solution for the country's declining population, a lifetime exemption from taxes for families of four children or more in the household.
Street protests in Budapest against new legislation governing overtime work - quickly dubbed the "slave law" - highlight the vulnerability of the illiberal democracies that have emerged in Central Europe. The law, introduced without any consu
Hungary's new 'slave law' risks first general strike since the fall of communism Passed in Decem
A university in Hungary now formally accepts that it "has been forced out" from its Budapest base - after a weekend deadline to reach a deal with the government passed without any last-minute agreement.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban provoked a seething response from his fellow European Union members when he decided to close Hungary's borders and passed legislation to ban foreign influence peddling funded by billionaire financier George Soros
The EU Parliament has moved to trigger what is referred to as the 'nuclear option' Article 7 against Hungary.
Most conspiracy theories are bunk. Here's an interesting one from a reliable source.
Another interesting video from Dr. Stephen Turley.
The foundation run by US billionaire George Soros said Thursday that the last of its operations in Hungary would cease by August 31, with its activities being transferred to Berlin.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, emboldened by the surge of right-wing parties across Europe, called for a united front by "illiberal" forces to win control in next year's European Parliament elections.
The European Union was created by policies and early members of the Trilateral Commission, so it is not surprising that it is called a Technocracy today. Hungary is the only nation that truly understand this, and it is a perceived threat to EU Techno
Hungary's parliament has passed a law that could see anyone helping illegal immigrants claim asylum in the country imprisoned.
It's not a good night for the "more Europe" philosophy as Hungary's Viktor Orban won reelection with a super-majority.
100,000 ounces heading back to Budapest
In an interview with a local TV broadcaster, Hungary Prime Minister, Viktor Orban, blamed George Soros for encouraging immigration and changing Europe's population.
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's nationalist government introduced legislation that would empower the interior minister to ban non-governmental organizations (NGOs) that support migration and pose a "national security risk".
The US State Department has announced that it is going to spend a million dollars to prop up anti-government newspapers in the Hungarian countryside, which would have a direct effect on the upcoming Hungarian elections. Isn't this what the US claims
Over the past several months we've frequently noted the devolving relationship between Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and billionaire financier George Soros. Tensions escalated last month when Orban took it upon himself to mail a Soros-relate
Hypocrisy may be the only consistent guiding principle of US foreign policy. Here's a prime example of the "do as we say, not as we do" that is the core of how Washington does business overseas: In the same week that the the US Justice Departme
Hungary is set to launch another state "national consultation" about US financier and philanthropist George Soros, the government said Tuesday, six months before expected general elections.
The Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban, whom the President of the European Commission famously called "the dictator of Europe" said that Mr. George Soros and his empire of NGOs undermine the national interests of Hungarians, precipitating a da
The activities of organizations funded by US billionaire investor George Soros in Hungary are "anti-democratic," as they want to undermine the government in Budapest, the foreign minister of Hungary told RT.
The Conservative Tribune reports, President-elect Donald Trump hasn't even taken office, but one European nation has begun acting on his message of strength and national sovereignty. In a bold move designed to reverse the crushing tide of open-bord
Hungary plans to crack down on non-governmental organizations linked to billionaire George Soros now that Donald Trump will occupy the White House, according to the deputy head of Prime Minister Viktor Orban's party.
