Viktor Orban

Media freedom is slowly disappearing in some Central Eastern European countries.

A populist with an anti-immigration stance, Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban had been kept at a distance by Trump's predecessors.

The trip is a sign of the Trump administration's commitment to NATO, despite President Donald Trump's comments that questioned the value of the Western military alliance.

The study of gender is "an ideology, not a science," Orban's deputy prime minister, Zsolt Semjen, said.

"So if they wanted to see me as their main opponent, they were right to do so," the French president said.

Proposed bill would make it illegal for individuals or organizations to provide any help to undocumented immigrants.

The government officially took no responsibility for the list's publication, but most analysts agree that the list would not have been published without its approval. 

The Open Society Foundations said staff are being harassed and were not safe.

The Kremlin has long tried to divide and conquer Europe. Now, in Hungary, its strategy is working.

Can the European Union stop the rise of authoritarianism in Hungary?

No joke party takes itself quite so seriously as the Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party (MKKP).

The prime minister has portrayed himself as his country's savior, protecting Christian Europe against the Muslim hordes.

Paul Lendvai's biography of the Hungarian leader is sobering reading.

Hungary is attempting to purge itself of totalitarian symbols related to the 40 years of communist rule.

The Russian president is visiting his most kindred spirit in the EU to talk energy, trade and culture.

The ascendance of authoritarian and racist parties in Europe are a visceral threat to those whose families survived the pogroms of the past.

The country's outgoing defense minister said he hopes his successor will continue the policy.

'The public discourse on the migrant issue has crossed the line into hate speech.'

Turnout for the vote was lower than the 50 percent threshold for a binding referendum.

Hungarian government denied the referendum turnout was low, despite falling under 50 percent.

A plebiscite on quotas for relocating asylum seekers is forcing the EU to question itself.

Comments come ahead of a controversial referendum in Hungary on the issue.

War of words erupts ahead of a referendum on refugees in the Eastern European state.

Only a handful of refugees try to enter Hungary before being turned back, and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has promised to reinforce the border fence he ordered built last year.

Gyorgy Schopflin branded "an embarrassment to Hungary, to Europe and to humanity."

The country's government is at odds with the EU's refugee policies.

The leader warned that more migration increases the security risk in Europe.

EU is mulling ways of distributing asylum seekers across member states.

Orban has ordered ministers to prepare to enforce another national border.

Orban on Friday flagged a veto on any possible European Union sanctions against Poland, a strong regional ally