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Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Weeklies across the political spectrum ponder the causes and possible remedies of steep inflation and the weak Forint.
Hungarian Opinion: Protests Against Self-Employed Tax Reform

Hungarian Opinion: Protests Against Self-Employed Tax Reform

On Tuesday, several hundred demonstrators blocked traffic in Budapest in protest against the government’s amendments to the popular simplified tax scheme (KATA), designed for self-employed entrepreneurs.
Budapest Mayor Holds Talks on EU Funding in Brussels

Budapest Mayor Holds Talks on EU Funding in Brussels

  • 17 Jun 2022 9:11 AM
  • current affairs
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony recently travelled to Brussels for talks with European Commission representatives on European Union funding available to the Hungarian capital.
Gelencsér Unexpectedly Chosen as New President of Momentum Party in Hungary

Gelencsér Unexpectedly Chosen as New President of Momentum Party in Hungary

  • 30 May 2022 9:26 AM
  • current affairs
In a somewhat unexpected development, Ferenc Gelencsér was elected the new president of Momentum at a party congress on Sunday, reports Népszava.
Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

The parliamentary elections in Hungary in April were conducted in order, with voters given distinct alternatives to participate in a democratic procedure, but the European Union’s concerns, especially with regard to a biased media and non-transparent campaign financing have remained, Didier Reynders, justice commissioner of the EU, said late on Monday, citing a preliminary report by election ...
New Gov't Structure in Line With Hungary's Interests, Says Group Leader

New Gov't Structure in Line With Hungary's Interests, Says Group Leader

The structure of the incoming government reflects the expectations of voters and Hungary’s national interests, the ruling Fidesz party’s group leader said in parliament on Tuesday.
Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

After their failure in the April general election, the coalition of opposition parties has fallen apart and, with the exception of the Democratic Coalition led by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the rivalling parties are in a state of crisis, according to an analysis of opinion polls carried out by the Twenty-First Century Institute.
Opinion: Could Hungary Get Financial Compensation for Phasing Out Russian Oil?

Opinion: Could Hungary Get Financial Compensation for Phasing Out Russian Oil?

Before leaks or rumours spread about substantial compensation to be paid to Hungary for its vote on the ban of oil imports from Russia, a left-wing commentator argued that Hungary stands isolated in the world, while his pro-government counterpart saw Prime Minister Orbán as a key actor on the European scene.
Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Péter Jakab, on the cusp of re-election as the Jobbik party’s leader, has been outdone in the unpopularity stakes only by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the former Socialist prime minister who now leads the Democratic Coalition, according to a survey by the Nézőpont Institute.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on Inflation, Forint & Emergency Energy Measures

Weeklies across the political spectrum ponder the causes and possible remedies of steep inflation and the weak Forint.
Hungarian Opinion: Protests Against Self-Employed Tax Reform

Hungarian Opinion: Protests Against Self-Employed Tax Reform

On Tuesday, several hundred demonstrators blocked traffic in Budapest in protest against the government’s amendments to the popular simplified tax scheme (KATA), designed for self-employed entrepreneurs.
Budapest Mayor Holds Talks on EU Funding in Brussels

Budapest Mayor Holds Talks on EU Funding in Brussels

  • 17 Jun 2022 9:11 AM
  • current affairs
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony recently travelled to Brussels for talks with European Commission representatives on European Union funding available to the Hungarian capital.
Gelencsér Unexpectedly Chosen as New President of Momentum Party in Hungary

Gelencsér Unexpectedly Chosen as New President of Momentum Party in Hungary

  • 30 May 2022 9:26 AM
  • current affairs
In a somewhat unexpected development, Ferenc Gelencsér was elected the new president of Momentum at a party congress on Sunday, reports Népszava.
Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

The parliamentary elections in Hungary in April were conducted in order, with voters given distinct alternatives to participate in a democratic procedure, but the European Union’s concerns, especially with regard to a biased media and non-transparent campaign financing have remained, Didier Reynders, justice commissioner of the EU, said late on Monday, citing a preliminary report by election ...
New Gov't Structure in Line With Hungary's Interests, Says Group Leader

New Gov't Structure in Line With Hungary's Interests, Says Group Leader

The structure of the incoming government reflects the expectations of voters and Hungary’s national interests, the ruling Fidesz party’s group leader said in parliament on Tuesday.
Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

After their failure in the April general election, the coalition of opposition parties has fallen apart and, with the exception of the Democratic Coalition led by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the rivalling parties are in a state of crisis, according to an analysis of opinion polls carried out by the Twenty-First Century Institute.
Opinion: Could Hungary Get Financial Compensation for Phasing Out Russian Oil?

Opinion: Could Hungary Get Financial Compensation for Phasing Out Russian Oil?

Before leaks or rumours spread about substantial compensation to be paid to Hungary for its vote on the ban of oil imports from Russia, a left-wing commentator argued that Hungary stands isolated in the world, while his pro-government counterpart saw Prime Minister Orbán as a key actor on the European scene.
Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Péter Jakab, on the cusp of re-election as the Jobbik party’s leader, has been outdone in the unpopularity stakes only by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the former Socialist prime minister who now leads the Democratic Coalition, according to a survey by the Nézőpont Institute.