But I realise that they hate us here’ Afghan asylum-seeker Over the last year, the Hungarian authorities have embarked on a determined operation to keep refugees and migrants out of the country.

Their work, entitled "Ukrainian refugees in Hungary: opportunities and limitations of short- and long-term integration" examining the integration difficulties faced by Ukrainian refugees in ...

In this picture the man who was tripped is seen talking to a Hungarian police officer. Other footage of the same camerawoman appeared to show her kicking two refugees, including a little girl.

Hungary is currently hosting over 30,000 refugees from Ukraine. On July 30, the Hungarian government loosened entry requirements for Russian and Belorussian citizens, who are now included in the ...

The European Union's migration chief rebuked Hungary on Thursday (17 September) for its tough handling of refugees, as asylum seekers thwarted by a new Hungarian border fence, and repelled by riot ...

Central and local government entities, civil society, faith-based organizations, and the general public have shown solidarity, provided vital support to refugees arriving from Ukraine, and helped them ...

Hungary has been trending on Twitter lately after it made a Draconian policy decision in the last few days relating to refugees. In an effort to rid itself of the migrant crisis, a majority vote ...

Hungary's harsh stance has made it impossible for refugees to find asylum in the country, a U.N. agency official said Monday. Erno Simon, spokesman of the U.N. High Commissioner for Refugees in ...

HUNGARY declared a state of emergency yesterday and closed its southern border to refugees, declaring they must seek asylum where they are. Queues of angry refugees formed on Serbia’s northern border ...

Two recent Hungarian refugees have just become associated with the Harvard community, it was learned yesterday. Emery Farkas has been appointed an assistant in Sanitary Chemistry, and Zoltan ...

TASS/. Hungary will not let anymore Afghan refugees in, Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said in an interview with TASS. "No, not at all," he said when asked to clarify if Budapest will ...