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Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Commentators across the political spectrum agree that the sweeping victory of the government side was due in the first place to the weaknesses of the opposition, although left-liberal analysts also contend that the governing forces enjoyed unfair advantages during the campaign.
FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

For the time being, European Union funding as an issue tied to the rule of law “should be seen as fiction”, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign minister, told journalists in Budapest, adding that the introduction of subjective criteria would run contrary to the EU’s laws.
Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Judith Sargentini (pictured top), the Green Party’s rapporteur, said the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) had examined not only how EU legislation is implemented in Hungary but also how the fundamental rights of Hungarians are enforced and how the state treats its citizens.
Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

The Budapest assembly has unanimously voted to approve accessibility for the disabled at several metro 3 stations. The decision to go ahead with installing the lifts coincides with the refurbishment of the metro line.
Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Three liberal intellectuals question the fairness and legitimacy of the April 8 election. Another liberal commentator suggests that by blaming their defeat purely on allegedly unfair circumstances, the Left could miss an opportunity to revise its strategy.
CEU Condemns Attempt To Intimidate Academics, Journalists, NGOs In Figyelo

CEU Condemns Attempt To Intimidate Academics, Journalists, NGOs In Figyelo

  • 16 Apr 2018 3:21 PM
  • current affairs
Central European University (CEU) strongly condemns the listing of academics, employees of non-governmental organizations and journalists in Figyelo magazine. Any academic associated with CEU is a distinguished scholar who has earned an appointment at the university through peer-reviewed publications and a strong teaching reputation.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

Hungary’s 2018 general election was properly administered but patently unfair according to preliminary findings and conclusions issued today by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights’ Limited Election Observation Mission to Hungary.
OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said Hungary’s electoral process and the ruling parties’ excessive resources undermined contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis in Sunday’s general election.
Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Local Opinion: Analyses One Month After Elections

Commentators across the political spectrum agree that the sweeping victory of the government side was due in the first place to the weaknesses of the opposition, although left-liberal analysts also contend that the governing forces enjoyed unfair advantages during the campaign.
FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

For the time being, European Union funding as an issue tied to the rule of law “should be seen as fiction”, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign minister, told journalists in Budapest, adding that the introduction of subjective criteria would run contrary to the EU’s laws.
Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Euro Parliament Concern About Rights Of Hungarians

Judith Sargentini (pictured top), the Green Party’s rapporteur, said the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) had examined not only how EU legislation is implemented in Hungary but also how the fundamental rights of Hungarians are enforced and how the state treats its citizens.
Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

Disabled Accessibility Approved For Refurbished Metro 3

The Budapest assembly has unanimously voted to approve accessibility for the disabled at several metro 3 stations. The decision to go ahead with installing the lifts coincides with the refurbishment of the metro line.
Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Local Opinion: Election Fairness Dispute Among Liberals

Three liberal intellectuals question the fairness and legitimacy of the April 8 election. Another liberal commentator suggests that by blaming their defeat purely on allegedly unfair circumstances, the Left could miss an opportunity to revise its strategy.
CEU Condemns Attempt To Intimidate Academics, Journalists, NGOs In Figyelo

CEU Condemns Attempt To Intimidate Academics, Journalists, NGOs In Figyelo

  • 16 Apr 2018 3:21 PM
  • current affairs
Central European University (CEU) strongly condemns the listing of academics, employees of non-governmental organizations and journalists in Figyelo magazine. Any academic associated with CEU is a distinguished scholar who has earned an appointment at the university through peer-reviewed publications and a strong teaching reputation.
OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

OSCE Slams ‘Xenophobic Rhetoric’ Of Hungary Election

Observers from the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) issued stern criticisms of Hungaryʼs parliamentary election process on Monday, which they said was "characterized by a pervasive overlap between state and ruling party resources, undermining contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis."
ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

ODIHR Prelim Findings: Election Was Unfair

Hungary’s 2018 general election was properly administered but patently unfair according to preliminary findings and conclusions issued today by the Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights’ Limited Election Observation Mission to Hungary.
OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

OSCE: Election Not Level Playing Field

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said Hungary’s electoral process and the ruling parties’ excessive resources undermined contestants’ ability to compete on an equal basis in Sunday’s general election.