Janos Ader

Visit of the Bulgarian President Rumen Radev to Hungary continue. A four-eye meeting is held between him and Hungarian President Janos Ader. Earlier today, Radev also spoke with Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban. A meeting with the Speaker of the Parliament is also planned.

The National Palace of Culture hosts the Sixth World Congress of Information Agencies, organized in Sofia by the Bulgarian Telegraph Agency and the World Council of Information Agencies.

The forum will be opened by President Rumen Radev.

More than 200 delegates from 100 countries will take part.The motto is "The Future of the News".

As many as 21 presidents from the European Union signed, on the occasion of Europe Day, an appeal for Europe before the European Parliament elections, informs the Presidential Administration. The elections in 2019 have special importance: you, the European citizens, are the ones who decide the path that the European Union will follow.

BUDAPEST - Serbian PM Ana Brnabic, who is on a working visit to Hungary, met with Hungarian President Janos Ader in Budapest on Friday.

Brnabic is heading a delegation of the Serbian government, which held its fourth joint session with the government of Hungary.

Brnabic, Ader: We are committed to regional stability, ties

Orban welcomed Brnabic in front of the Hungarian parliament, in a red carpet ceremony.

The prime ministers will first hold a meeting, followed by a joint plenary session of their governments.

On the agenda are include projects that are currently under way, regional cooperation and improvement of overall bilateral relations between Belgrade and Budapest.

The Serbian delegation will be led by Prime Minister Ana Brnabic.

According to announcements, the session will focus speak on "joint projects, regional cooperation and the improvement of overall bilateral relations of Serbia and Hungary."

Hungary will hold its 2018 parliamentary election on April 8, President Janos Ader said in a statement released through state news agency MTI on Thursday, quoted by Reuters.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban's ruling Fidesz party holds a comfortable lead over the main opposition, the nationalist Jobbik party, based on the latest opinion polls. The Socialists are a distant third.

Grabar Kitarovic said on Tuesday that Hungary's decision to block Croatia's membership of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, OECD, was not made to "blackmail" Croatia over an ongoing legal dispute about Hungarian energy company MOL.

Hungarian President Janos Ader on Monday approved a controversial law seen as targeting the respected Central European University founded by US billionaire George Soros, despite protests at home and abroad. The signing of the higher education legislation, the final legal hurdle before it passes into law, came after the largest street demonstration in Hungary in recent years, AFP reported.

Serbian Prime Minister Aleksandar Vucic said he was satisfied that bilateral relations with Hungary are "on an upward trajectory."

He made a comment in Budapest on Wednesday, during a meeting with Hungarian President Janos Ader.