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800th Anniversary of 'The Golden Bull' - A Defining Relic of Hungary’s History

800th Anniversary of 'The Golden Bull' - A Defining Relic of Hungary’s History

The 800th anniversary of the Golden Bull of 1222, an edict that established constitutional limits on the power of monarchs, was observed in Székesfehervár, in the northwest of Hungary, on Sunday.
Hungary’s Supreme Court Kúria Scraps NVB Decision to Fine Civil Org's for Negative Referendum Campaign

Hungary’s Supreme Court Kúria Scraps NVB Decision to Fine Civil Org's for Negative Referendum Campaign

The Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, on Friday threw out a recent decision by the National Election Committee (NVB) under which the NVB imposed a fine on civil organisations for encouraging voters to give answers in an April 3 referendum that would render the plebiscite invalid. 
Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Commenting on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s announcement last week of a rule-of-law review of Hungary, Justice Minister Judit Varga said: “Hungary has not been sent a letter, and, as far as I understand, the meeting of the College of Commissioners on the decision has not yet been called; this is expected to take place in late April.
Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

The Association of Independent Filling Stations, representing some 400 small filling station operators, discussed the possibility of taking the fuel price cap regulation to the Constitutional Court at its meeting on Wednesday, Népszava reports.
Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Teacher unions PSZ and PDSZ have turned to the Constitutional Court over restrictions on strikes. In their appeal, the unions request that the court declare unconstitutional and annul a recently issued government decree defining mandatory public school services, they said in a joint statement.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Mandatory Vaccination of Employees

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Mandatory Vaccination of Employees

The Constitutional Court has rejected claims that a government decree enabling employers to oblige their employees to get vaccinated against coronavirus is unconstitutional and should be scrapped, under a ruling posted on its website on Friday.
Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

The cabinet acted swiftly to negate last week’s court ruling that the cabinet had illegally banned the media from hospitals.
Hungary Ready to Continue Cooperation With Germany, Says FM Szijjártó

Hungary Ready to Continue Cooperation With Germany, Says FM Szijjártó

As it is quite normal that “friends may hold different views on certain issues”, Hungary is prepared to cooperate with Germany in the coming three decades, too, Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s minister of foreign affairs and trade, has said, marking the 30th anniversary of the two countries’ friendship treaty, on Facebook.
Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Attila Sztojka, the government commissioner for Roma relations and head of the Directorate General for Social Opportunities, part of the Ministry of Interior, was recorded as saying that he would offer contracts and funds to some Roma Authority (ORO) representatives if the government’s preferred candidate is nominated to head the organisation’s list of potential MPs.
800th Anniversary of 'The Golden Bull' - A Defining Relic of Hungary’s History

800th Anniversary of 'The Golden Bull' - A Defining Relic of Hungary’s History

The 800th anniversary of the Golden Bull of 1222, an edict that established constitutional limits on the power of monarchs, was observed in Székesfehervár, in the northwest of Hungary, on Sunday.
Hungary’s Supreme Court Kúria Scraps NVB Decision to Fine Civil Org's for Negative Referendum Campaign

Hungary’s Supreme Court Kúria Scraps NVB Decision to Fine Civil Org's for Negative Referendum Campaign

The Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, on Friday threw out a recent decision by the National Election Committee (NVB) under which the NVB imposed a fine on civil organisations for encouraging voters to give answers in an April 3 referendum that would render the plebiscite invalid. 
Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Commenting on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s announcement last week of a rule-of-law review of Hungary, Justice Minister Judit Varga said: “Hungary has not been sent a letter, and, as far as I understand, the meeting of the College of Commissioners on the decision has not yet been called; this is expected to take place in late April.
Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

Hungarian Filling Stations May Sue re Fuel Price Cap

The Association of Independent Filling Stations, representing some 400 small filling station operators, discussed the possibility of taking the fuel price cap regulation to the Constitutional Court at its meeting on Wednesday, Népszava reports.
Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Hungarian Teacher Unions Turn to Top Court Over Strike Restrictions

Teacher unions PSZ and PDSZ have turned to the Constitutional Court over restrictions on strikes. In their appeal, the unions request that the court declare unconstitutional and annul a recently issued government decree defining mandatory public school services, they said in a joint statement.
Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Mandatory Vaccination of Employees

Hungarian Top Court Rejects Motions Against Mandatory Vaccination of Employees

The Constitutional Court has rejected claims that a government decree enabling employers to oblige their employees to get vaccinated against coronavirus is unconstitutional and should be scrapped, under a ruling posted on its website on Friday.
Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

Hungary Bans Media from Hospitals Despite Court Order

The cabinet acted swiftly to negate last week’s court ruling that the cabinet had illegally banned the media from hospitals.
Hungary Ready to Continue Cooperation With Germany, Says FM Szijjártó

Hungary Ready to Continue Cooperation With Germany, Says FM Szijjártó

As it is quite normal that “friends may hold different views on certain issues”, Hungary is prepared to cooperate with Germany in the coming three decades, too, Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s minister of foreign affairs and trade, has said, marking the 30th anniversary of the two countries’ friendship treaty, on Facebook.
Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Attila Sztojka, the government commissioner for Roma relations and head of the Directorate General for Social Opportunities, part of the Ministry of Interior, was recorded as saying that he would offer contracts and funds to some Roma Authority (ORO) representatives if the government’s preferred candidate is nominated to head the organisation’s list of potential MPs.