On 12 April, 1947 more than 120 thousand Hungarians were deported, while 80 thousand people were transported across the Hungarian borders with no chance to return.

While in 2010 only three percent of the national debt could be covered by government securities, today this rate stands at around 25%.

The aim of this bimonthly journal, published in Hungary, is to represent the voice of Hungary’s conservative thinkers at an international level.

Hungary took the first place from the now runner-up Malta, which has a vaccination rate of 21.5%.

Hungarian presidency will provide an opportunity to represent European values that are also important to Hungarians.

Orbán is asking everyone to let doctors and nurses do their jobs, and not to distribute fake videos.

The two countries ‘held hands at the right time’ to jointly try to exploit the opportunities of the changes and shifts in world politics and economy ahead – added the Hungarian PM.