- December 22nd, 2024
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced his intention to invite Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu to Hungary, openly defying the International Criminal Court (ICC) over its recent arrest warrant for Netanyahu. The ICC accuses Netanyahu of alleged war crimes in...
Austria’s energy security came under renewed scrutiny this weekend as state-owned Russian energy giant Gazprom confirmed it will halt natural gas supplies to Austria. This move, confirmed by Austrian energy firm OMV on Friday, follows escalating tensions over unresolved financial...
Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó will be joining foreign policy representatives from Russia, Syria, and other nations at the Minsk Conference on Eurasian Security on October 31. This gathering, hosted by Belarus, has been styled as an alternative to the...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán landed in Georgia on Sunday, extending congratulations to the ruling Georgian Dream (GD) party for its “overwhelming victory” in the recent parliamentary elections. This congratulatory gesture, however, arrives amid serious concerns about voter intimidation and...
In 2024, Hungary's Fidesz-led government faces a test in its political and social endurance as the opposition faces challenges such as inflation, economic stagnation, and growing international isolation. The country will celebrate 25 years of NATO and 20 years of...
Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto stated that joining the Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) will lead to Chinese investments and the modernization of Hungary's economy. The country is the first European country to sign an inter-governmental agreement on BRI cooperation...
Japan's passports ranked 2023 as the world’s most powerful passports, with Singapore and South Korea tied for second place. In the Henley Passport Index rankings, Japan's received a visa-free score of 193, meaning that Japanese passport holders can travel to...
MILAN The Hungarian government and its state-possessed holding N7 have inked three common gambles in December alone, part of a large-scale spending spree for new munitions and product shops. The deals, involving major foreign defence manufacturers, come amid a reported...