Hungary

Péter Magyar demands rights for the Hungarian minority for the sake of new relations. This is a mandatory condition for the start of negotiations on Ukraine's accession to the EU.

Explosion at MOL petrochemical plant in Hungary causes fire; no excess of harmful substances recorded

An explosion occurred at the MOL plant in Tiszaújváros during a unit restart. One person was killed, seven suffered burns, and firefighting efforts are ongoing.

An explosion occurred at the MOL petrochemical plant, resulting in the death of one person. Several individuals sustained serious injuries, and government officials have arrived at the scene of the incident.

Sybiha held his first meeting with the Hungarian Foreign Minister – they agreed on a second round of consultations

Sybiha and Anita Orbán discussed the issue of national minorities and Ukraine's accession to the EU. The second round of expert consultations will be held as early as next week.

Hungary has reinstated a ban on the import of 20 categories of Ukrainian products following a technical error. The restrictions apply to grain, meat, and eggs.

The Tisza Party proposes limiting the Hungarian Prime Minister's mandate to two four-year terms. The abolition of the Sovereignty Protection Office has also been initiated.

Péter Magyar supported Ukraine's right to self-defense by any means. He demands security guarantees stronger than the Budapest Memorandum.

Péter Magyar is initiating a meeting with Zelenskyy in Berehove to restart relations. The negotiations will address the issue of the rights of the Hungarian minority in Zakarpattia.

Hungary's new government will not obstruct the imposition of restrictions against the head of the ROC and Russian officials. The EU is also preparing sanctions against Russia's shadow fleet.

Due to shelling and rolling stock wear, it is predicted that six people will compete for a single seat this summer. Ukrzaliznytsia advises planning trips 20 days in advance and using the auto-buy feature.

Ukraine and Hungary have begun consultations, focusing on minority rights and EU accession negotiations - Sybiha

Ukraine and Hungary have started consultations regarding EU accession and minority rights. The first negotiation clusters are planned to be opened as early as May and June.

Marta Kos welcomed the dialogue between Ukraine and Hungary regarding minority rights. The European Commission plans to open negotiation clusters for EU accession as early as this summer.

The new Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar, has begun a visit to Poland to restore relations. He plans to revitalize the V4 and involve new partners in the format.

The President updated foreign policy objectives for May-June. Zelenskyy defined tasks regarding the reboot of relations with Hungary and Georgia, the schedule for EU accession, and separately discussed non-public steps to end the war with the Russian Federation.

Péter Magyar discussed the rights of Hungarians in Zakarpattia with the President of the European Council. The parties have begun technical consultations to amend Ukrainian legislation.

Hungary has canceled the deportation and three-year entry ban for seven Oschadbank employees. Ukraine's Foreign Minister called this decision a long-awaited step.

Andrii Sybiha and Anita Orbán discussed minority rights and Ukraine's accession to the EU. Expert consultations on these issues will begin as early as this week.

Bags of shredded documents found in the building of Hungary's former Ministry of Transport – Magyar

Bags containing documents and Fidesz campaign materials were discovered in the basement of a former ministry in Hungary. Magyar stated there are suspicions of illegal party financing.

The new Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar, ordered the demolition of the fence near Viktor Orbán's former residence. The building will be open for free visits starting this weekend.

Following Orbán's defeat in Hungary, pro-government media outlets are being closed and editors are being dismissed. Péter Magyar is preparing a media reform and the abolition of state advertising.

The new Prime Minister Péter Magyar has abolished the state of emergency in Hungary. The country is ending the rule by decree established by Viktor Orbán and returning to normal life.

Budapest tells Russian ambassador attacks on Zakarpattia are unacceptable

The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Russian ambassador over the shelling of Zakarpattia. The head of the department, Anita Orbán, called the attacks on the region unacceptable.

Zelenskyy announced Drone Deals agreements following the B9 summit. The parties are strengthening defense cooperation to ensure security in Ukraine and Europe.

Zelenskyy reported the launch of the first Russian missiles and Hungary's condemnation of the attack. Air defense forces shot down 710 out of 753 drones, with 36 enemy hits recorded.

Zelenskyy noted Péter Magyar's condemnation of the Russian attack on Ukraine and Zakarpattia. The President called Moscow a common threat to all of Europe.

The new Prime Minister of Hungary, Péter Magyar, condemned the Russian strikes on Zakarpattia. The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs summoned the Russian Ambassador over the attack on the region's critical infrastructure.

Warsaw asks the US and Hungary to explain the grounds for Zbigniew Ziobro's stay abroad. The former minister is wanted in the Pegasus spyware case.

Anita Orbán announced a rejection of veto blackmail to restore EU trust. Péter Magyar's government plans to unblock funding and strengthen the courts.

The EU is preparing the 21st package of sanctions against Russia's shadow fleet, banks, and military-industrial complex. New restrictions are planned to be presented in early summer to increase pressure.

Magyar's government will continue purchasing energy from the Russian Federation despite EU embargo plans. Budapest seeks diversification without a complete abandonment of Russian supplies.