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Minister Szijjártó said that if the former president was re-elected, then there would be "a huge chance of bringing peace to the world, including Europe.

Minister Szijjártó said he had spoken earlier with his Egyptian, Jordanian and Emirati counterparts, pointing out that these countries were all key to the stability of the Middle East region.

"Those who disagree with the liberal viewpoint are subject to suppression", says Viktor Orbán in an interview to the national public service radio. The Prime Minister also voiced his fears that there may soon come a time when there will be more vaccines available than the number of people who signed up to get the shot.

Minister Varga said that bringing tech giants to comply with national regulations and to operate transparently was an issue "everyone in the world" was interested in.

Minister Varga said "the Hungarian people" would always defend Hungarian democracy against foreign attacks, and "this will continue to be the case".

Minister Varga said the tech giants are quoting community guidelines adopted arbitrarily and enforced onto their users.

The foreign ministers also agreed to build cooperation in training and education in connection with nuclear energy.

Judit Varga said the Ministry of Justice will set up a workgroup to review issues such as the boundaries of freedom of expression and the censorship exercised by big tech companies such as Facebook and Google, as well as taxation and data protection.

The physicians who headed the series of medical procedures to separate the twins, dubbed "Operation Freedom", said the girls' condition was now stable but there is a long road ahead.

State Secretary for Sports, Tünde Szabó has said Hungary's sports facilities now make it possible for the country to host "just about any discipline of sport".