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Hungary Marks 25 Years as NATO Member

Hungary Marks 25 Years as NATO Member

A pro-government columnist warns against using NATO as a means to exert pressure on Hungary.
New Bridge Between Hungary-Slovakia Now Officially Open

New Bridge Between Hungary-Slovakia Now Officially Open

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó inaugurated a bridge spanning the River Ipoly between Drégelypalánk, in northern Hungary, and Slovakia’s Ipeľské Predmostie (Ipolyhídvég) in a formal ceremony.
Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

A pro-government analyst sees the juridical erudition of the President elected by the parliamentary majority on Monday as a guarantee against mistaken decisions.
Opposition Parties Stage Demonstration for Direct Presidential Election in Budapest

Opposition Parties Stage Demonstration for Direct Presidential Election in Budapest

  • 26 Feb 2024 6:54 AM
  • current affairs
Opposition parties held a demonstration for the direct election of the head of state in downtown Budapest on Sunday.
Hungary to Be 'Most Pro-Enlargement EU Presidency of All Time', Says FM

Hungary to Be 'Most Pro-Enlargement EU Presidency of All Time', Says FM

Hungary’s will be the “most pro-enlargement European Union presidency of all time”, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Brussels on Tuesday, adding that the focus during accession talks would be on the “actual performance” of candidate countries rather than “bowing to political pressure”.
Opposition Parties Received Illegal Campaign Financing, Hungarian Audit Office Finds

Opposition Parties Received Illegal Campaign Financing, Hungarian Audit Office Finds

The State Audit Office (ÁSZ) has established that parties in the opposition alliance before the 2020 parliamentary elections were involved in illegal campaign financing, ÁSZ head László Windisch said.
Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes -

Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes - "Most Will Never Be Taken in By A Family"

Civil groups organised a demonstration in support of victims of child abuse and for “a healthy society” at Heroes’ Square in downtown Budapest on Friday evening.
Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

A liberal analyst believes the opposition’s job is to pinpoint Prime Minister Orbán as the main cause of the paedophile pardon scandal, while the government side will try to use its media power to defend itself. A pro-government pundit writes that the events have shown Fidesz’s moral superiority.
Opinion: EU Pressure Mounting on Hungary, Bureaucrats Accused of Blackmail

Opinion: EU Pressure Mounting on Hungary, Bureaucrats Accused of Blackmail

A pro-government commentator rejects as ‘worse than a mafia hit’ the alleged plans to punish Hungary if it doesn’t agree to commit to a 50 billion Euro aid package to Ukraine for the forthcoming four years.
Hungary Marks 25 Years as NATO Member

Hungary Marks 25 Years as NATO Member

A pro-government columnist warns against using NATO as a means to exert pressure on Hungary.
New Bridge Between Hungary-Slovakia Now Officially Open

New Bridge Between Hungary-Slovakia Now Officially Open

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó inaugurated a bridge spanning the River Ipoly between Drégelypalánk, in northern Hungary, and Slovakia’s Ipeľské Predmostie (Ipolyhídvég) in a formal ceremony.
Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

A pro-government analyst sees the juridical erudition of the President elected by the parliamentary majority on Monday as a guarantee against mistaken decisions.
Opposition Parties Stage Demonstration for Direct Presidential Election in Budapest

Opposition Parties Stage Demonstration for Direct Presidential Election in Budapest

  • 26 Feb 2024 6:54 AM
  • current affairs
Opposition parties held a demonstration for the direct election of the head of state in downtown Budapest on Sunday.
Hungary to Be 'Most Pro-Enlargement EU Presidency of All Time', Says FM

Hungary to Be 'Most Pro-Enlargement EU Presidency of All Time', Says FM

Hungary’s will be the “most pro-enlargement European Union presidency of all time”, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Brussels on Tuesday, adding that the focus during accession talks would be on the “actual performance” of candidate countries rather than “bowing to political pressure”.
Opposition Parties Received Illegal Campaign Financing, Hungarian Audit Office Finds

Opposition Parties Received Illegal Campaign Financing, Hungarian Audit Office Finds

The State Audit Office (ÁSZ) has established that parties in the opposition alliance before the 2020 parliamentary elections were involved in illegal campaign financing, ÁSZ head László Windisch said.
Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes -

Protest Highlights Plight of 7,000 Children in Hungary Living in Children’s Homes - "Most Will Never Be Taken in By A Family"

Civil groups organised a demonstration in support of victims of child abuse and for “a healthy society” at Heroes’ Square in downtown Budapest on Friday evening.
Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

A liberal analyst believes the opposition’s job is to pinpoint Prime Minister Orbán as the main cause of the paedophile pardon scandal, while the government side will try to use its media power to defend itself. A pro-government pundit writes that the events have shown Fidesz’s moral superiority.
Opinion: EU Pressure Mounting on Hungary, Bureaucrats Accused of Blackmail

Opinion: EU Pressure Mounting on Hungary, Bureaucrats Accused of Blackmail

A pro-government commentator rejects as ‘worse than a mafia hit’ the alleged plans to punish Hungary if it doesn’t agree to commit to a 50 billion Euro aid package to Ukraine for the forthcoming four years.