The Hungarian PM also spoke about Brussels’ federalist master plan, and Hungary’s place in today’s changing world in his annual speech at the free summer university in Romania's Baile Tusnad.

After the authorities banned the march, the city of Budapest stepped in as an organiser, as, according to the mayor an event organised by the municipal government isn't subject to the law on assembly.

They were supposed to give a concert at the Sziget Festival, but according to the government, "the band's performance would have been a celebration of extremist violence and terror".

Péter Magyar continued his nationwide tour in Debrecen, which is regarded as a Fidesz stronghold. We asked his supporters whether there were any signs of a government change in the city and how...

There may not be a Breturn, but Brexit is losing some of its sting.

The Ukrainian authorities opened an investigation on suspicion of incitement to hatred and malicious wilful damage into the attack against the church also used by ethnic Hungarians.

Viktor Orbán's war against the "global elite" is not going well: banning Pride only led to an even bigger event, the transparency bill had to be shelved, and it seems that the search for USAID funds...

His mandate would have expired anyway, and it was not terminated because Hungary had granted political asylum to former deputy minister Marcin Romanowski, who is wanted in Poland for criminal...