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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.
KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

President Katalin Novák on Monday signed into law the amendments to the tax for small business owners (KATA). The legislation prompted protests in Budapest last week.
New Protest Held at Parliament Against KATA Changes in Hungary

New Protest Held at Parliament Against KATA Changes in Hungary

A demonstration organised by the opposition Momentum party was held in front of Parliament on Wednesday evening in protest against recent changes to Hungary’s small business tax (kata).
Contingency Plan in Place If Gas Deliveries to Hungary Stop

Contingency Plan in Place If Gas Deliveries to Hungary Stop

Ruling Fidesz and Christian Democrat MEPs on Wednesday dismissed a draft report by the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) “condemning Hungary” as “a lie”.
Parliament Approves 10th Amendment to Constitution in Hungary

Parliament Approves 10th Amendment to Constitution in Hungary

The government has been given the power to declare a state of emergency in the case of an armed conflict, war, or humanitarian disaster in a neighbouring country, as parliament adopted the tenth amendment to the constitution on Tuesday.
Unconstitutional: Top Court Rules on Referendum Bids re Fudan University, Jobless Benefits

Unconstitutional: Top Court Rules on Referendum Bids re Fudan University, Jobless Benefits

The Constitutional Court on Wednesday ruled that a decision by the Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, approving referendum initiatives on the Budapest campus of China’s Fudan University and the extension of the jobseekers’ allowance is unconstitutional.
Restoring Status of Esztergom Long Overdue, Says PM Orbán

Restoring Status of Esztergom Long Overdue, Says PM Orbán

The restoration of the status of the city of Esztergom is long overdue, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Sunday after a mass at the Esztergom Basilica marking the anniversary of Esztergom becoming a city of county rank.
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. 
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.
KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

KATA: President Approves Controversial Changes to Small Business Tax Law in Hungary

President Katalin Novák on Monday signed into law the amendments to the tax for small business owners (KATA). The legislation prompted protests in Budapest last week.
New Protest Held at Parliament Against KATA Changes in Hungary

New Protest Held at Parliament Against KATA Changes in Hungary

A demonstration organised by the opposition Momentum party was held in front of Parliament on Wednesday evening in protest against recent changes to Hungary’s small business tax (kata).
Contingency Plan in Place If Gas Deliveries to Hungary Stop

Contingency Plan in Place If Gas Deliveries to Hungary Stop

Ruling Fidesz and Christian Democrat MEPs on Wednesday dismissed a draft report by the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) “condemning Hungary” as “a lie”.
Parliament Approves 10th Amendment to Constitution in Hungary

Parliament Approves 10th Amendment to Constitution in Hungary

The government has been given the power to declare a state of emergency in the case of an armed conflict, war, or humanitarian disaster in a neighbouring country, as parliament adopted the tenth amendment to the constitution on Tuesday.
Unconstitutional: Top Court Rules on Referendum Bids re Fudan University, Jobless Benefits

Unconstitutional: Top Court Rules on Referendum Bids re Fudan University, Jobless Benefits

The Constitutional Court on Wednesday ruled that a decision by the Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, approving referendum initiatives on the Budapest campus of China’s Fudan University and the extension of the jobseekers’ allowance is unconstitutional.
Restoring Status of Esztergom Long Overdue, Says PM Orbán

Restoring Status of Esztergom Long Overdue, Says PM Orbán

The restoration of the status of the city of Esztergom is long overdue, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Sunday after a mass at the Esztergom Basilica marking the anniversary of Esztergom becoming a city of county rank.
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.