Hungarian PM Peter Magyar stated that the start of EU accession talks with Ukraine on June 15 is just the first step in a lengthy process. He confirmed Hungary lifted its objections after Ukraine agreed to restore rights for the Hungarian minority in Transcarpathia, warning that failure to meet obligations will halt the process.
Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced plans to reveal investigative information about the former Viktor Orban government, aiming to undermine the upcoming Fidesz party congress. Magyar stated he would hold a press conference on Saturday to expose a major fraud, asserting that the Fidesz congress has lost relevance due to past deceptions.
Hungary's new PM Peter Magyar marked a historic moment for the Roma by inviting a children's ensemble to play in parliament. This symbolic inclusion contrasts sharply with Viktor Orban's anti-Roma regime, signaling a potential shift in policy and tone for the marginalized community.
Hungary's new PM, Peter Magyar, announced a historic agreement with Ukraine on minority rights for Hungarians in Transcarpathia, potentially opening the door for EU accession talks. This marks a significant shift from Viktor Orban's previous stance.
Hungary's new PM Peter Magyar claims a 'historic' deal with Ukraine granting rights to the Hungarian minority, potentially paving the way for EU accession talks. Critics note some rights already exist, but bilingual signage and school maintenance are new aspects.
Weryfikacja Konkret24 wykazała, że zdjęcie Petera Magyara pokazującego środkowy palec protestującym Węgrom jest fałszywe. Polityk w rzeczywistości trzymał dłoń przy uchu, a zdjęcie zostało zmanipulowane.
Ungarns neuer Ministerpräsident Peter Magyar hat die Beschäftigung von Gastarbeitern aus Nicht-EU-Ländern eingeschränkt, um Arbeitsplätze für Ungarn zu sichern. Unternehmen warnen vor Arbeitskräftemangel.
Approximately 1,000 protesters in Budapest denounced Prime Minister Peter Magyar over his alleged secret agreement to implement the EU Migration Pact in exchange for €16.4 billion in frozen EU funds, despite Magyar's public denial of accepting any such pact.
EU accession negotiations with Ukraine are set to begin on June 15th, following Hungary's decision to lift its veto. This move comes after a deal was struck regarding the treatment of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine. Moldova's accession talks are also expected to be approved.
Hungary's new government has agreed to advance EU accession talks for Ukraine and Moldova, ending a two-year stalemate caused by the previous Orban administration's veto. The breakthrough follows technical discussions and an agreement on minority rights for ethnic Hungarians in Ukraine.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar stated that European countries and Russia need to restore trade and economic cooperation to the levels seen in the early 2000s. He emphasized the importance of pragmatic ties with Russia post-Ukraine conflict.
Macaristan Başbakanı Peter Magyar, Ukrayna ile Transkarpatya'daki Macar azınlığın haklarını genişleten kapsamlı bir anlaşmaya varıldığını duyurdu. Anlaşma, Ukrayna'nın AB'ye katılım müzakerelerini destekleme şartına bağlandı.
Węgry i Ukraina osiągnęły porozumienie dotyczące praw mniejszości węgierskiej na Zakarpaciu, obejmujące prawa językowe, edukacyjne i polityczne. Premier Peter Magyar ogłosił, że rząd ukraiński wdroży środki do swojego systemu prawnego.
Hungary and Ukraine have reached an agreement on the rights of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, potentially paving the way for Ukraine's EU accession talks. Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the breakthrough, which could resolve a long-standing dispute and improve relations between the two countries.
Hungary may lift its veto on Ukraine's EU accession talks following assurances on minority rights. PM Peter Magyar expressed optimism, and reports suggest a deal could be struck before the June 15 summit, despite lingering concerns.
Hungary has lifted its veto on Ukraine's EU accession talks after Prime Minister Peter Magyar secured assurances on the rights of Ukraine's Hungarian minority. The move follows strategic leaks and reporting by Politico, with formal talks expected to begin June 15.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar stated his government will maintain a strict migration policy, refusing to accept illegal migrants or pay fines. He affirmed Hungary's commitment to aiding in the protection of Europe's external borders.
Ungarns neuer Ministerpräsident Peter Magyar gönnte sich bei seinem Berlin-Besuch eine Currywurst und ein Pils. Er aß die Berliner Spezialität im Stehen an einer Bude gegenüber dem Hotel Adlon.
Ungarns neuer Ministerpräsident Peter Magyar besuchte Berlin und gönnte sich eine Currywurst und ein Pils vor seinem Treffen mit Kanzler Friedrich Merz. Magyar erinnerte sich scherzhaft an größere Currywürste aus seiner Studienzeit in Hamburg.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar stated his country is prepared to assist in diplomatic efforts to resolve the Ukraine conflict and could potentially host peace talks. He emphasized that Hungary cannot provide security guarantees to Kyiv, as this is the responsibility of major global powers.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz pledged full support for Hungary's new PM Peter Magyar, calling him a "great beacon of hope" and promising to help steer Hungary back toward Europe's mainstream. Magyar vowed to be an "honest and reliable partner" within the EU, signaling a shift from Viktor Orban's veto-heavy approach, though he maintained Hungary would not send weapons to Ukraine and would link EU accession talks to minority rights.
Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar confirmed his country will not send troops or weapons to Ukraine, stating this position after talks with German Chancellor Friedrich Merz. This stance mirrors that of the previous Orban government, which had also refused military aid to Ukraine.
Poverty in Germany reached a record high of 16.1% in 2025, affecting 13.34 million people. Meanwhile, Hungarian PM Peter Magyar visits Berlin for talks with Chancellor Friedrich Merz, and a shooting in Buxtehude leaves one man in critical condition.
Hungarian PM Peter Magyar has threatened legal action against President Tamas Sulyok, demanding his resignation. Magyar accuses Sulyok of failing to represent national unity and serving Viktor Orban's party interests. Sulyok, elected in early 2024, refuses to step down, with Orban's party citing his mandate until 2029.
