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DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

District mayors of opposition DK in Budapest will file a lawsuit alleging that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “rejected utility support to some districts as political revenge”, the party said.
System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

Hungary’s system of providing aid to the victims of crimes is becoming increasingly effective, the justice minister told a conference on the subject on Tuesday, adding that while the number of crimes has dipped, the number of people helped through the system has increased.
Hungarian Parliament Passes Anti-Corruption Laws to Satisfy Conditions for EU Funds

Hungarian Parliament Passes Anti-Corruption Laws to Satisfy Conditions for EU Funds

Four legislative changes required to comply with European Commision conditions to obtain EU funds easily passed Parliament on Tuesday, writes Népszava. But amendments proposed by the opposition in parliamentary committees were brushed aside by the Fidesz-KDNP governing parties.
Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

The opposition Democratic Coalition’s “shadow government” held its first meeting on Monday, the leftist party’s spokeswoman, Olga Kálmán, told a press conference.
Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

A woman, a mother of two, has regained consciousness after being in a coma for nine years, the tabloid Blikk reports.
Budapest Turns to Top Court Over Central Squares 'Taken Away' From City, Says Mayor

Budapest Turns to Top Court Over Central Squares 'Taken Away' From City, Says Mayor

Gergely Karácsony, the mayor of Budapest, said on Tuesday that the metropolitan council will turn to the Constitutional Court over the issue of public squares having been “taken away” from the city.
Gov't to Grab Three Key Budapest Squares?

Gov't to Grab Three Key Budapest Squares?

The government plans to nationalise Budapest’s Podmaniczky tér, Vörösmarty tér and Széchenyi István tér and transfer them to the Fifth District local council, HVG reports.
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 ...
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Row Over Banning Oil Imports from Russia

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Row Over Banning Oil Imports from Russia

Opposition-leaning weeklies accuse the government of conniving with Moscow, by rejecting the proposed ban on importing Russian crude oil without significant compensation from the European Union. Pro-government commentators, on the other hand, argue that Hungary’s position is dictated by plain common sense.
DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

District mayors of opposition DK in Budapest will file a lawsuit alleging that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “rejected utility support to some districts as political revenge”, the party said.
System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

System of Aid to the Victims of Crimes in Hungary Handled 21,000 Cases this Year

Hungary’s system of providing aid to the victims of crimes is becoming increasingly effective, the justice minister told a conference on the subject on Tuesday, adding that while the number of crimes has dipped, the number of people helped through the system has increased.
Hungarian Parliament Passes Anti-Corruption Laws to Satisfy Conditions for EU Funds

Hungarian Parliament Passes Anti-Corruption Laws to Satisfy Conditions for EU Funds

Four legislative changes required to comply with European Commision conditions to obtain EU funds easily passed Parliament on Tuesday, writes Népszava. But amendments proposed by the opposition in parliamentary committees were brushed aside by the Fidesz-KDNP governing parties.
Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

The opposition Democratic Coalition’s “shadow government” held its first meeting on Monday, the leftist party’s spokeswoman, Olga Kálmán, told a press conference.
Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

Woman Awakes After Nine Years in Coma, Following Infection in Hungarian Hospital

A woman, a mother of two, has regained consciousness after being in a coma for nine years, the tabloid Blikk reports.
Budapest Turns to Top Court Over Central Squares 'Taken Away' From City, Says Mayor

Budapest Turns to Top Court Over Central Squares 'Taken Away' From City, Says Mayor

Gergely Karácsony, the mayor of Budapest, said on Tuesday that the metropolitan council will turn to the Constitutional Court over the issue of public squares having been “taken away” from the city.
Gov't to Grab Three Key Budapest Squares?

Gov't to Grab Three Key Budapest Squares?

The government plans to nationalise Budapest’s Podmaniczky tér, Vörösmarty tér and Széchenyi István tér and transfer them to the Fifth District local council, HVG reports.
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 ...
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Row Over Banning Oil Imports from Russia

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Row Over Banning Oil Imports from Russia

Opposition-leaning weeklies accuse the government of conniving with Moscow, by rejecting the proposed ban on importing Russian crude oil without significant compensation from the European Union. Pro-government commentators, on the other hand, argue that Hungary’s position is dictated by plain common sense.