'An exciting future' but new-era Germany 'need patience'

Denmark and Norway continue to investigate damaged cables in Baltic Sea

Concerns are growing over cables carrying internet data being cut or damaged, with cases reported in a number of European countries including Germany, Finland, Sweden and Lithuania.

Controversial Hungarian law criticised as anti-LGBT to appear before EU Court of Justice

The first hearing on the Hungarian Child Protection Act takes place on Tuesday at the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg.

'Americans Will Quit Ukraine War War,' Says Hungarian PM Orbán as Trump Makes Key Call to Zelensky

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has made a bold prediction, claiming that the US will abandon its support for Ukraine under President-elect Donald Trump. In a recent statement, Orbán warned that "the Americans will quit this war" and suggested that Ukraine is facing a military defeat. This comes as Trump, known for his close ties with Orbán, prepares for his return to the White House. At the same time, Trump has made a key phone call to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky, signaling potential shifts in US foreign policy. In this video, we dive into Orbán's chilling forecast and what it means for Ukraine, the US, and global geopolitics. #ViktorOrban #DonaldTrump #UkraineWar #USForeignPolicy #OrbánPrediction #TrumpZelenskyCall #Hungary #USPolitics #UkraineConflict #Trump2024 ~HT.97~PR.274~GR.124~ED.101~

US Ambassador to Hungary says Orbán gambled with US-Hungary relations

David Pressman, the US Ambassador to Hungary, responded to the outcome of the US presidential election during a press conference on Wednesday.

Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán's meeting with FPÖ leaders in Vienna sparks controversy

The Hungarian prime minister arrived in Vienna on Thursday, where he was received by parliamentary president Walter Rosenkranz in a meeting condemned by several Austrian political parties.

Flooding did not pose threat to Hungary's only nuclear power plant

The flooding as a result of the heavy rainfall across Central Europe did not pose a risk to the Paks nuclear power plant's energy production.