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Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

A pro-government commentator hopes that by next spring EU decision-makers will convince themselves that Hungary has fulfilled the rule of law conditions set by the European Commission.
Hungarian Opinion: Tug-of-War Over EU Funding

Hungarian Opinion: Tug-of-War Over EU Funding

A left-wing columnist accuses the Hungarian government of trying to unlock EU funding by threatening to veto key EU decisions. A pro-government analyst, on the other hand, accuses the EU of blackmailing Hungary.
Hungarian Opinion: Teachers’ Strikes Continue

Hungarian Opinion: Teachers’ Strikes Continue

As another group of teachers are fired for participating in wildcat strikes, pundits from across the political spectrum ponder the possible outcomes of the teacher’s revolt.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Scraps Fuel Price Cap

Hungarian Opinion: Government Scraps Fuel Price Cap

Pundits from all across the political spectrum find the government’s decision to lift the fuel price cap with immediate effect reasonable but draw conflicting conclusions from the matter.
Hungarian Opinion: Teachers Protest After Eight More Fired

Hungarian Opinion: Teachers Protest After Eight More Fired

As hundreds of teachers went on strike in protest against the government’s decision to dismiss eight more teachers for participating in the action, a left-wing commentator accuses the authorities of trying to intimidate their critics.
Opinion: European Commission Approves Hungary’s Recovery Plan But Withholds Cash

Opinion: European Commission Approves Hungary’s Recovery Plan But Withholds Cash

A left-wing commentator says the government has made Hungary the shame of Europe, and that is why it still cannot access EU funds. A pro-government columnist believes that eventually, the country will not lose the suspended payments.
Hungarian Opinion: Gyurcsány Brands Orbán a ‘Fascist’

Hungarian Opinion: Gyurcsány Brands Orbán a ‘Fascist’

As Ferenc Gyurcsány calls the Prime Minister a ‘fascist’, a pro-government commentator retorts that the leader of the Democratic Coalition is mentally deranged.
Orbán's Scarf Controversy - Appears to Show Ukrainian Territory as Part of Hungary

Orbán's Scarf Controversy - Appears to Show Ukrainian Territory as Part of Hungary

A pro-government pundit and a left-wing columnist reflect on a photo of the Prime Minister showing him after the latest match of the Hungarian football team, wearing a football scarf with the map of Greater Hungary.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Five opposition-leaning weeklies ponder the possible political consequences of soaring inflation and the government’s conflicts with the western mainstream. But they doubt whether the opposition parties will be able to take advantage of the crisis.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

A pro-government commentator hopes that by next spring EU decision-makers will convince themselves that Hungary has fulfilled the rule of law conditions set by the European Commission.
Hungarian Opinion: Tug-of-War Over EU Funding

Hungarian Opinion: Tug-of-War Over EU Funding

A left-wing columnist accuses the Hungarian government of trying to unlock EU funding by threatening to veto key EU decisions. A pro-government analyst, on the other hand, accuses the EU of blackmailing Hungary.
Hungarian Opinion: Teachers’ Strikes Continue

Hungarian Opinion: Teachers’ Strikes Continue

As another group of teachers are fired for participating in wildcat strikes, pundits from across the political spectrum ponder the possible outcomes of the teacher’s revolt.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Scraps Fuel Price Cap

Hungarian Opinion: Government Scraps Fuel Price Cap

Pundits from all across the political spectrum find the government’s decision to lift the fuel price cap with immediate effect reasonable but draw conflicting conclusions from the matter.
Hungarian Opinion: Teachers Protest After Eight More Fired

Hungarian Opinion: Teachers Protest After Eight More Fired

As hundreds of teachers went on strike in protest against the government’s decision to dismiss eight more teachers for participating in the action, a left-wing commentator accuses the authorities of trying to intimidate their critics.
Opinion: European Commission Approves Hungary’s Recovery Plan But Withholds Cash

Opinion: European Commission Approves Hungary’s Recovery Plan But Withholds Cash

A left-wing commentator says the government has made Hungary the shame of Europe, and that is why it still cannot access EU funds. A pro-government columnist believes that eventually, the country will not lose the suspended payments.
Hungarian Opinion: Gyurcsány Brands Orbán a ‘Fascist’

Hungarian Opinion: Gyurcsány Brands Orbán a ‘Fascist’

As Ferenc Gyurcsány calls the Prime Minister a ‘fascist’, a pro-government commentator retorts that the leader of the Democratic Coalition is mentally deranged.
Orbán's Scarf Controversy - Appears to Show Ukrainian Territory as Part of Hungary

Orbán's Scarf Controversy - Appears to Show Ukrainian Territory as Part of Hungary

A pro-government pundit and a left-wing columnist reflect on a photo of the Prime Minister showing him after the latest match of the Hungarian football team, wearing a football scarf with the map of Greater Hungary.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Looming Crisis

Five opposition-leaning weeklies ponder the possible political consequences of soaring inflation and the government’s conflicts with the western mainstream. But they doubt whether the opposition parties will be able to take advantage of the crisis.