Illegal migrants moving in groups, increasingly violent human traffickers, wrecked cars on the roadside, rubbish covering forests on the southern border.

There are nearly 600,000 foreigners living in Hungary, but a significant proportion of them are Hungarians born across the border.

Employment agencies with ties to the governing Fidesz-party – known for its xenophobic and anti-immigration campaigning – are recruiting migrant workers overseas on behalf of Hungarian employers.

Pro-Orbán media massively overstates the refugee crisis, which is then used to attack the Ukrainian government.

Some are reportedly taking advantage of the war situation to facilitate the entry of non-EU citizens across the Ukrainian-Hungarian border.

Even with the small number or refugees, the official care system is performing poorly, and NGOs and volunteers are trying to fill the gaps.

Hungary has closed down its controversial transit zones in Röszke and Tompa after the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled,...

István Dékány has recently published the online database that accompanies his book titled Orphans of Trianon (Trianoni árvák). The database...

According to the latest data published by Eurostat, Hungary granted residence permits to 117 thousand people from non-EU countries. This...

Nearly half of the posts on the Hungarian government’s Facebook page were anti-migration messages in October, which shows that Viktor...

A company owned by a man with close ties to the governing Fidesz party is going to be paid 6.5...