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Hungary Censured By EP Education Committee

Hungary Censured By EP Education Committee

The European Parliament’s Committee on Culture and Education (CULT) has made several serious criticisms regarding the situation in Hungary.
Supreme Court To Review Voting By Mail Rules

Supreme Court To Review Voting By Mail Rules

The Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, will review the problems that emerged after the recent general election in connection with the votes cast by mail, Kúria President Péter Darák said, adding that he would convene the Board of Judges for the purpose.
Local Opinion: PM In Conflict With Supreme Court

Local Opinion: PM In Conflict With Supreme Court

After the Prime Minister’s spokesman has sharply criticised a ruling by the Supreme Court to scrap over 4000 postal votes, which resulted in the loss of one Fidesz mandate, a pro-government columnist urges the state to react.
Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Commentators across the political spectrum agree that the sweeping victory of the government side was due in the first place to the weaknesses of the opposition, although left-liberal analysts also contend that the governing forces enjoyed unfair advantages during the campaign.
FM Szijjártó Rejects Reports, DK Warns Of Consequences

FM Szijjártó Rejects Reports, DK Warns Of Consequences

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó called the draft LIBE report “the basic document of a show trial”, adding that it contains “lies and factual errors that undermine the whole document’s credibility.”
Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

The opposition Jobbik party has vowed to appeal the election results and launch a plebiscite on fair media coverage for political parties. The radical nationalist party will go to court over perceived fraud in the recent election, Dániel Z Kárpát (pictured on top), the party’s deputy leader, told a press conference.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

Hungary’s 2018 general election was properly administered but patently unfair according to preliminary findings and conclusions issued today by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights’ Limited Election Observation Mission to Hungary.
OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said Hungary’s electoral process and the ruling parties’ excessive resources undermined contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis in Sunday’s general election.
Hungary Censured By EP Education Committee

Hungary Censured By EP Education Committee

The European Parliament’s Committee on Culture and Education (CULT) has made several serious criticisms regarding the situation in Hungary.
Supreme Court To Review Voting By Mail Rules

Supreme Court To Review Voting By Mail Rules

The Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, will review the problems that emerged after the recent general election in connection with the votes cast by mail, Kúria President Péter Darák said, adding that he would convene the Board of Judges for the purpose.
Local Opinion: PM In Conflict With Supreme Court

Local Opinion: PM In Conflict With Supreme Court

After the Prime Minister’s spokesman has sharply criticised a ruling by the Supreme Court to scrap over 4000 postal votes, which resulted in the loss of one Fidesz mandate, a pro-government columnist urges the state to react.
Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Commentators across the political spectrum agree that the sweeping victory of the government side was due in the first place to the weaknesses of the opposition, although left-liberal analysts also contend that the governing forces enjoyed unfair advantages during the campaign.
FM Szijjártó Rejects Reports, DK Warns Of Consequences

FM Szijjártó Rejects Reports, DK Warns Of Consequences

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó called the draft LIBE report “the basic document of a show trial”, adding that it contains “lies and factual errors that undermine the whole document’s credibility.”
Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

Jobbik To Appeal Election Results

The opposition Jobbik party has vowed to appeal the election results and launch a plebiscite on fair media coverage for political parties. The radical nationalist party will go to court over perceived fraud in the recent election, Dániel Z Kárpát (pictured on top), the party’s deputy leader, told a press conference.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

Hungary’s 2018 general election was properly administered but patently unfair according to preliminary findings and conclusions issued today by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights’ Limited Election Observation Mission to Hungary.
OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said Hungary’s electoral process and the ruling parties’ excessive resources undermined contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis in Sunday’s general election.