Hungarian politics

A group of MEPs accused Viktor Orbán of handing public cash to friendly firms.

Frank Furedi leads the Brussels branch of Hungarian government-backed MCC, which seems a far cry from his time at Living Marxism magazine.

If passed, Budapest could receive some €13.2 billion from Brussels.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s government has long faced criticism over anti-immigration policies and rhetoric that has stoked xenophobia.

The unusual penalties against a NATO and EU ally mark a new low point in Budapest’s relationship with Washington.

Viktor Orbán’s agenda in stonewalling Stockholm on NATO is far from clear.

Fifteen EU countries and the European Parliament are backing the legal action against Budapest.

One final hurdle remains — official approval from Turkey’s parliament.

The ongoing saga over Hungary’s EU funds puts into question the very viability of Orbán’s regime — and Brussels’ own credibility.

Hungary’s PM promotes Russian narrative about war in Ukraine.

The foreign ministers of Israel and Hungary reached a deal on the switch in recent days, according to Israeli media.

Just as Western allies give Ukraine tanks, Hungary is going in the opposite direction, arguing Russia will prevail.

Hungary’s PM trolls Brussels again.

Zoltán Varga, one of Hungary’s last independent media moguls, tells POLITICO Viktor Orbán has taken his tactics to a ‘new level.’

Hungarian PM’s move was a ‘betrayal of trust and an abuse of power,’ says Human Rights Watch.

The map of ‘Greater Hungary’ upset Kyiv and Bucharest.

EU needs to decide next month whether to suspend €7.5 billion in funds to Hungary.

Critics of Hungarian government hit out over launch of new center.

Prime minister refers to ‘those who shoot at Hungary from the shadows or from the heights of Brussels,’ AP reports.

Germany and EU partners tell Hungary that rule-of-law deficits must be fixed ‘quickly.’

The US must come to an agreement with Russia, ‘and then the war will be over.’