Analysis Divided EU in a bind over Hungarys erring Orban

Hungary offered to modify its new constitution to address some of the European Union's concerns as Prime Minister Viktor Orban seeks to defuse criticism that his consolidation of power threatens the rule of law. The government will revoke the ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban delivers a speech at a foundation stone laying ceremony for a new division of the Knorr-Bremse factory in Kecskemet, 90km (56 miles) east of Budapest,

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban risked further isolation in the European Union after comparing a remark made by Chancellor Angela Merkel with Nazi Germany's military seizure of the country in World War II. As the two leaders prepare to meet ...

May 29 (Bloomberg) -- Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's three-year fight to fix public finances may be rewarded today if the European Commission recommends ending nine years of budget monitoring. The commission, the European Union's executive, ...

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban said he's ready to boost Europe's highest bank levy further to escape the European Union's excessive-deficit procedure, risking reopening a dispute with the European Commission which has opposed the tax for ...

Hungarian investment dropped the most in more than three years, damping Prime Minister Viktor Orban's optimism that his economic policies will lead to sustained growth. Investment plunged 8.7 percent in the first quarter from the same period last ...

A Hungarian government programme to grant ethnic Hungarians abroad the right to vote has handed Prime Minister Viktor Orban an advantage that could, in a close election, keep him in power. Several million ethnic Hungarians live in neighbouring ...

Prime Minister Viktor Orban strongly denounced growing anti-Semitism in Hungary on Sunday but stopped short of censuring the far-right Jobbik party his audience of world Jewish leaders most wanted him to scold. Orban told the World Jewish Congress ...

Jewish leaders from around the world called on Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban to do more to stem rising antisemitism in the country as the premier urged "zero tolerance" for hatred. About 500 delegates of the World Jewish Congress started ...