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“Within seven days our cabinet took important steps and the first successful move is that after months of stress for citizens and for institutions, the government submitted the 2026 budget bill. Thus, we move the country out of the inertia that was our legacy from the Jeliazkov and Gurov cabinets and set it on a sustainable course.” This was stated by Prime Minister Rumen Radev at the opening of today’s cabinet sitting in the Government Headquarters. The Prime Minister emphasized that the 2026 …

Péter Magyar: We succeeded in strengthening the unity of NATO For the first time, Péter Magyar represented Hungary at the NATO summit as Prime Minister, who described the one and a half day meeting in Ankara as a good atmosphere. After the discussions, he announced that Hungary has undertaken to increase its defense spending over the next ten years. Hungary will raise its defense spending to 5 percent by 2035, Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced after the NATO summit in Ankara. The Prime Min…

NATO summit: the government provides only humanitarian aid to Ukraine Prime Minister Péter Magyar began his visit to Ankara with bilateral negotiations. Before the NATO summit, he held a separate meeting with the heads of government of Norway, Canada and Montenegro. Financial support to Ukraine is expected to be a topic at the plenary meeting of the military association. Hungary does not provide Ukraine with weapons, troops, or military support, the Hungarian Prime Minister declared in a video…

From:Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade The Minister for Foreign Affairs and Trade, Helen McEntee TD, is today (13 July) in Brussels to attend a meeting of EU Foreign Ministers. This is the first meeting of the Foreign Affairs Council (FAC) under Ireland’s EU Presidency. Ministers will discuss a wide range of important issues, including Russian aggression against Ukraine; the situation in the Middle East; and the Black Sea. Ministers will also have an exchange with the Foreign Ministers o…

Prime Minister Kristrún Frostadóttir and Foreign Minister Þorgerður Katrín Gunnarsdóttir attended the NATO Summit in Ankara, Türkiye, where Allies demonstrated unity and solidarity in the face of an increasingly uncertain security environment. Rising investments in defence, more equitable burden sharing, a stronger transatlantic defence industry and steadfast long-term support for Ukraine were at the top of the Summit agenda. Leaders reviewed the progress made since the decisions of the NATO Su…

Foreign Minister Tone Kajzer in a meeting with EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas |Author MFEA EU foreign affairs ministers continued their discussions, reiterating their ongoing support for Ukraine in the energy sector ahead of the coming winter. “It is essential to strengthen Ukraine’s air defence,” said Minister Kajzer. In this context, he highlighted Slovenia’s new contribution to NATO’s PURL (Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List) initiative. The Minister called for the…

Military operations in Ukraine and in the Middle East clearly demonstrate to the European countries that ensuring security of their citizens is an ultimate responsibility and calls for systematic actions. This was stated by Prime Minister Rumen Radev who attended the NATO Summit in Ankara. The Prime Minister emphasized that the Summit is taking place at a crucial time of a deepening transformation of the Alliance which demonstrates the need and the ambition of the European member states to assu…

This Summit, held at a time when the global security architecture was being reshaped by great power competition, hybrid threats, regional crises and new technologies, once again demonstrated our country's central role in the global security architecture, its diplomacy capacity and alliance responsibility. The "NATO 3.0" vision aims to strengthen Europe's defense capacity and ensure that the Alliance adapts to the new era more preparedly. Turkey, on the other hand, is at the center of this transf…