If Ukraine’s energy threat becomes reality, Hungarian households' current average electricity bill of 7,000 forints would rise to 14,000, and the gas bill from 16,000 to 54,000 forints.

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The opposition leader marched to Oradea in an effort to win support from ethnic Hungarians in Romania.View on euronews ...

Hungarian households would pay double the amount for electricity and more than triple for gas if “the Ukrainian energy threat” prevailed, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a video post on Facebook ...

Péter Magyar just completed his “One Million Steps” march from Budapest to Oradea (Nagyvárad), sending a powerful message of unity, hope, and change for all Hungarians—at home and abroad.