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Trump, Putin to possibly meet in Budapest to achieve peace

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Orbán: EU citizens don’t fight battles, yet the Union sees itself as if at war

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First concrete to be poured at Paks expansion site by February

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Chief Security Advisor: European migration policies are shifting under social pressure

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Orbán: Hands off pensions!

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Orbán: Hungary stands on the side of peace, from Ukraine to the Middle East

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Drop in manufacture of transport equipment weighs on industrial production

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Construction output comes to a screeching halt

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Orbán: The era of cultural patronage has begun in Hungary

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Major Hungarian companies are once again putting their wealth in the service of national causes

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Hankó: First a home, then a family

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Supporting Hungarian communities abroad is the duty of every Hungarian government, PM says

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Szijjártó: The last Hungarian hostage has been freed from Hamas captivity

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Orbán: The Ukrainians are already in your smartphone

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All 97 rooms gleaming new at Adina Apartment Hotel, Budapest

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Orbán: “In April 2026, our homeland will need the Hungarians of Transylvania”

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Peeping Tom made it past the censors and into renown

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Gulyás: the European Parliament is shielding violent offenders

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Inflation remains above 4 percent

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Tamás Lánczi: Signs suggest Tisza Party app developer may have ties to Ukrainian security services

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