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"Intellectual Civil War": Debate Between Budapest Mayoral Candidates Demanded

Opposition LMP has called on Gergely Karácsony, Budapest’s incumbent mayor, and Alexandra Szentkirályi, ruling Fidesz’s mayoral candidate, to accept a debate with Dávid Vitézy, the green party’s candidate.
New Head of State To Be Elected in Hungary on Monday

New Head of State To Be Elected in Hungary on Monday

Parliament will elect Hungary’s new head of state on Monday, ruling Fidesz’s group leader said on Facebook.
Convicted Left-Wing Politicians in Hungary Called on to Quit Public Life

Convicted Left-Wing Politicians in Hungary Called on to Quit Public Life

The Fidesz parliamentary group leader, Máté Kocsis, called on the left wing to put an end to “public violence, bullying and lies”.
New President: Ruling Parties Nominate Tamás Sulyok for Head of State in Hungary - Who Is He?

New President: Ruling Parties Nominate Tamás Sulyok for Head of State in Hungary - Who Is He?

The ruling parties have decided to nominate Tamás Sulyok, the current head of the Constitutional Court, for head of state.
Swedish PM to Visit Budapest This Friday

Swedish PM to Visit Budapest This Friday

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is scheduled to visit Budapest on Feb 23, at the invitation of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian PM’s press chief said.
Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

A liberal analyst believes the opposition’s job is to pinpoint Prime Minister Orbán as the main cause of the paedophile pardon scandal, while the government side will try to use its media power to defend itself. A pro-government pundit writes that the events have shown Fidesz’s moral superiority.
Paedophile Scandal: President Submits Formal Resignation Letter to Hungarian Parliament

Paedophile Scandal: President Submits Formal Resignation Letter to Hungarian Parliament

Katalin Novák, who announced her decision to resign from the post of president on Saturday, has tendered a written statement of her resignation to parliament, according to parliament's website.
New Head of State in Hungary Likely to Be Appointed in March

New Head of State in Hungary Likely to Be Appointed in March

Given Katalin Novák signed her letter of resignation earlier this week, MPs have to decide within fifteen days whether to accept it or not, and so this decision could be taken on Feb 26, the first day of the spring session, the parliamentary group leader of Fidesz said.
Mass Protest Held in Budapest About Child Sexual Abuse Case Pardon

Mass Protest Held in Budapest About Child Sexual Abuse Case Pardon

Calls for the resignation of Hungary's conservative president intensified on Friday following widespread anger over her decision to pardon an individual convicted of concealing a child sexual abuse case. The move has triggered an unprecedented political scandal for the longstanding nationalist government.

"Intellectual Civil War": Debate Between Budapest Mayoral Candidates Demanded

Opposition LMP has called on Gergely Karácsony, Budapest’s incumbent mayor, and Alexandra Szentkirályi, ruling Fidesz’s mayoral candidate, to accept a debate with Dávid Vitézy, the green party’s candidate.
New Head of State To Be Elected in Hungary on Monday

New Head of State To Be Elected in Hungary on Monday

Parliament will elect Hungary’s new head of state on Monday, ruling Fidesz’s group leader said on Facebook.
Convicted Left-Wing Politicians in Hungary Called on to Quit Public Life

Convicted Left-Wing Politicians in Hungary Called on to Quit Public Life

The Fidesz parliamentary group leader, Máté Kocsis, called on the left wing to put an end to “public violence, bullying and lies”.
New President: Ruling Parties Nominate Tamás Sulyok for Head of State in Hungary - Who Is He?

New President: Ruling Parties Nominate Tamás Sulyok for Head of State in Hungary - Who Is He?

The ruling parties have decided to nominate Tamás Sulyok, the current head of the Constitutional Court, for head of state.
Swedish PM to Visit Budapest This Friday

Swedish PM to Visit Budapest This Friday

Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson is scheduled to visit Budapest on Feb 23, at the invitation of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, the Hungarian PM’s press chief said.
Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

A liberal analyst believes the opposition’s job is to pinpoint Prime Minister Orbán as the main cause of the paedophile pardon scandal, while the government side will try to use its media power to defend itself. A pro-government pundit writes that the events have shown Fidesz’s moral superiority.
Paedophile Scandal: President Submits Formal Resignation Letter to Hungarian Parliament

Paedophile Scandal: President Submits Formal Resignation Letter to Hungarian Parliament

Katalin Novák, who announced her decision to resign from the post of president on Saturday, has tendered a written statement of her resignation to parliament, according to parliament's website.
New Head of State in Hungary Likely to Be Appointed in March

New Head of State in Hungary Likely to Be Appointed in March

Given Katalin Novák signed her letter of resignation earlier this week, MPs have to decide within fifteen days whether to accept it or not, and so this decision could be taken on Feb 26, the first day of the spring session, the parliamentary group leader of Fidesz said.
Mass Protest Held in Budapest About Child Sexual Abuse Case Pardon

Mass Protest Held in Budapest About Child Sexual Abuse Case Pardon

Calls for the resignation of Hungary's conservative president intensified on Friday following widespread anger over her decision to pardon an individual convicted of concealing a child sexual abuse case. The move has triggered an unprecedented political scandal for the longstanding nationalist government.