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FM Szijjártó Meets Russian Counterpart, U.S. Ambassador To UN

FM Szijjártó Meets Russian Counterpart, U.S. Ambassador To UN

Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó met his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, and the United States’ ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York on Friday.
Law For Foreign Investments With Security Risks In Hungary To Come Into Effect In 2019

Law For Foreign Investments With Security Risks In Hungary To Come Into Effect In 2019

A law mandating the supervision of foreign investments that potentially harm Hungary’s security will come into effect on January 1, 2019, according to a legislative amendment.
Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

The Hungarian Helsinki Committee has turned to the Constitutional Court and the human rights court in Strasbourg over a new law in Hungary that could lead to a prison sentence for anyone who helps asylum seekers.
Hungary Opening New Diplomatic Mission In Nicosia, Cyprus Soon

Hungary Opening New Diplomatic Mission In Nicosia, Cyprus Soon

Hungary and Cyprus have maintained friendly and smooth ties over the past several decades and strengthening those further is their mutual interest, the house speaker said after meeting his Cypriot counterpart in Budapest.
Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) wants to keep criminals in Hungary instead of expelling them, ruling Fidesz said in reaction to a recent CJEU ruling concerning Shajin Ahmed, an Afghan national who had obtained refugee status in Hungary.
COE Anti-Torture Committee Calls On Hungary To Review Transit Zone Rules

COE Anti-Torture Committee Calls On Hungary To Review Transit Zone Rules

The Council of Europe’s anti-torture committee (CPT) has called on Hungary to review its treatment of migrants in transit zones. The report covers the committee’s findings during its visit to the Tompa and Röszke transit zones in October 2017.
Orbán: ‘Hungarians Who Vote Against Their Country Hate Me More Than They Love Their Country’

Orbán: ‘Hungarians Who Vote Against Their Country Hate Me More Than They Love Their Country’

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in a European parliamentary debate in Strasbourg on Tuesday, said: “The problem with Hungarians who vote against their own country is that they hate me more than they love their country.”
Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

European lawmakers of ruling Fidesz praised while opposition MEPs slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech at Tuesday’s EP debate on the Sargentini report, which proposes launching an Article 7 procedure against Hungary, which could ultimately strip the country from its voting rights.
Local Opinion: EP To Vote On Sargentini Report

Local Opinion: EP To Vote On Sargentini Report

Ahead of this week’s expected vote in the European Parliament on the document condemning the Hungarian government, commentators are becoming increasingly emotional.
FM Szijjártó Meets Russian Counterpart, U.S. Ambassador To UN

FM Szijjártó Meets Russian Counterpart, U.S. Ambassador To UN

Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó met his Russian counterpart, Sergey Lavrov, and the United States’ ambassador to the UN, Nikki Haley, on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly in New York on Friday.
Law For Foreign Investments With Security Risks In Hungary To Come Into Effect In 2019

Law For Foreign Investments With Security Risks In Hungary To Come Into Effect In 2019

A law mandating the supervision of foreign investments that potentially harm Hungary’s security will come into effect on January 1, 2019, according to a legislative amendment.
Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

The Hungarian Helsinki Committee has turned to the Constitutional Court and the human rights court in Strasbourg over a new law in Hungary that could lead to a prison sentence for anyone who helps asylum seekers.
Hungary Opening New Diplomatic Mission In Nicosia, Cyprus Soon

Hungary Opening New Diplomatic Mission In Nicosia, Cyprus Soon

Hungary and Cyprus have maintained friendly and smooth ties over the past several decades and strengthening those further is their mutual interest, the house speaker said after meeting his Cypriot counterpart in Budapest.
Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) wants to keep criminals in Hungary instead of expelling them, ruling Fidesz said in reaction to a recent CJEU ruling concerning Shajin Ahmed, an Afghan national who had obtained refugee status in Hungary.
COE Anti-Torture Committee Calls On Hungary To Review Transit Zone Rules

COE Anti-Torture Committee Calls On Hungary To Review Transit Zone Rules

The Council of Europe’s anti-torture committee (CPT) has called on Hungary to review its treatment of migrants in transit zones. The report covers the committee’s findings during its visit to the Tompa and Röszke transit zones in October 2017.
Orbán: ‘Hungarians Who Vote Against Their Country Hate Me More Than They Love Their Country’

Orbán: ‘Hungarians Who Vote Against Their Country Hate Me More Than They Love Their Country’

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in a European parliamentary debate in Strasbourg on Tuesday, said: “The problem with Hungarians who vote against their own country is that they hate me more than they love their country.”
Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

European lawmakers of ruling Fidesz praised while opposition MEPs slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech at Tuesday’s EP debate on the Sargentini report, which proposes launching an Article 7 procedure against Hungary, which could ultimately strip the country from its voting rights.
Local Opinion: EP To Vote On Sargentini Report

Local Opinion: EP To Vote On Sargentini Report

Ahead of this week’s expected vote in the European Parliament on the document condemning the Hungarian government, commentators are becoming increasingly emotional.