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Checks are underway at the Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs, where Minister Anita Orban announced that part of the documentation was destroyed, leading to a police investigation against Péter Szijjártó.
Anita Orban has stated that Hungary does not support the accelerated membership of Ukraine into the European Union. This position highlights ongoing disagreements within the EU regarding Ukraine's path to accession.
Anita Orban has responded to a letter from 'members of Orban's government,' questioning who is the true 'traitor' – one who prioritizes their country over their political community, or an active member of the government.
Anita Orban, the new Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs, addressed the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Hungarian Parliament, outlining Hungary's future foreign policy, including its stance on the Western Balkans and sanctions.
Macedonian official Mutunski stated that his conversation with Anita Orban was constructive and positive, confirming that the Western Balkans remain a priority for Hungary and discussing the upgrade of bilateral relations.
Nakon što su Peter Magyar i njegova stranka Tisza pobijedili na izborima u Mađarskoj, osnovno pitanje koje se postavlja jeste ko će činiti novu vlast, a mađarska diplomatija mogla bi na čelu dobiti i…
Hungary's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Anita Orban, stated that Hungary will not change its policy towards the war in Ukraine and will not send weapons to Kyiv.
Anita Orbán has been named the most influential Hungarian woman on Forbes' sector-neutral list for 2026. This marks the 11th annual list published by Forbes, highlighting influential women in various fields.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Mađar announced on Facebook the appointment of Minister Balint György Ruf as Deputy Prime Minister, to serve in the event of simultaneous incapacitation of himself and Deputy Prime Minister Anita Orban.
Hungary's future foreign minister, Anita Orban, announced that the country will no longer use its veto power in EU policy matters as a blackmail tool, aiming to regain trust from EU and NATO partners.
Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar has called for the resignation of the pro-Orbán president and vowed to reform state media. He also held his first call with Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, pledging to maintain close diplomatic ties.
Anita Orban, who rose from a small town to international business, is returning to politics with aspirations to lead Hungarian diplomacy, raising questions about the future direction of the country's foreign policy.
Marko Đurić engaged in a discussion with Anita Orban. The details of their conversation were not immediately specified.
Péter Magyar reacted strongly to a letter from former members of Viktor Orbán's government addressed to Anita Orbán, stating that those accusing her of betrayal had themselves betrayed Hungary. Anita Orbán also responded to the letter, while a new Hungarian government with 55 state secretaries was approved.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orban announced the recall of Istvan Ijgyarto, Hungary's ambassador to Poland, stating that a new envoy is needed to represent the country's new foreign policy direction.
The Assembly Committee has voted to appoint Anita Orban as the new head of Hungarian diplomacy, signaling a potential shift from the practices of her predecessor, Péter Szijjártó.
Tisza party leader Péter Magyar defeated Viktor Orbán in Hungary's parliamentary election, ending the prime minister's 16-year rule. International leaders celebrated the result while the Kremlin signaled hopes for continued pragmatic ties with Budapest.