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Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Nominates Péter Róna for President

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Nominates Péter Róna for President

Political commentators across the political spectrum find Péter Róna, the opposition parties’ nominee for President, a less than ideal candidate, although no opposition candidate in any case stands a chance of election by the strong Fidesz majority in Parliament.
Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has dismissed challenges by Hungary and Poland over the new sanctions measure that can cut EU funding to member countries who violate democratic rights and freedoms.
Southern Wine Region of Szekszárd Continues to Sizzle

Southern Wine Region of Szekszárd Continues to Sizzle

The southern region of Szekszárd has continued to solidify its reputation as a producer of reliable and affordable, and often superb, red wines. It is putting increasing emphasis on the three-pronged approach of Kadarka, Kékfrankos, and Bikavér, with the first two black grape varieties also being vital components of the blended latter.
Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Commentators across the political spectrum wonder whether, if they win the election next April, the opposition could or would revoke the Fundamental Law – even in the absence of the required two-thirds majority in Parliament.
Opinion: EP Demands Rule of Law Action Against Hungary

Opinion: EP Demands Rule of Law Action Against Hungary

A left-wing commentator thinks that the European Commission’s reluctance to withhold funds from the Hungarian government despite the demands of the European Parliament will have huge repercussions on the future of the EU.
Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

A bookshop chain in Hungary has been fined for selling a children’s story depicting a day in the life of a child with same-sex parents, without clearly indicating that the story featured “a family that is different than a normal family”.
Jobless Rate Falls to 3.9% in May

Jobless Rate Falls to 3.9% in May

Hungary’s jobless rate was 3.9% in May, falling half a percentage point from the previous month and 0.6 pp from the same month a year earlier, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
Protest Against China's Fudan Uni in Budapest 'Political Scare-Mongering'

Protest Against China's Fudan Uni in Budapest 'Political Scare-Mongering'

A government official has dismissed a demonstration organised against the establishment of the Budapest campus of China’s Fudan University on Saturday as “political scare-mongering”, arguing that the organisers were protesting on the basis of “unfounded rumours and press reports”.
Hungary’s Action Against EP Resolution Triggering Article 7 Procedure Dismissed

Hungary’s Action Against EP Resolution Triggering Article 7 Procedure Dismissed

The Court of Justice of the European Union dismissed on Thursday Hungary’s action against a European Parliament resolution triggering an Article 7 procedure.
Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Nominates Péter Róna for President

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Nominates Péter Róna for President

Political commentators across the political spectrum find Péter Róna, the opposition parties’ nominee for President, a less than ideal candidate, although no opposition candidate in any case stands a chance of election by the strong Fidesz majority in Parliament.
Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has dismissed challenges by Hungary and Poland over the new sanctions measure that can cut EU funding to member countries who violate democratic rights and freedoms.
Southern Wine Region of Szekszárd Continues to Sizzle

Southern Wine Region of Szekszárd Continues to Sizzle

The southern region of Szekszárd has continued to solidify its reputation as a producer of reliable and affordable, and often superb, red wines. It is putting increasing emphasis on the three-pronged approach of Kadarka, Kékfrankos, and Bikavér, with the first two black grape varieties also being vital components of the blended latter.
Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Opinion: Discord Within Hungarian Opposition Over Proposals to Scrap Constitution

Commentators across the political spectrum wonder whether, if they win the election next April, the opposition could or would revoke the Fundamental Law – even in the absence of the required two-thirds majority in Parliament.
Opinion: EP Demands Rule of Law Action Against Hungary

Opinion: EP Demands Rule of Law Action Against Hungary

A left-wing commentator thinks that the European Commission’s reluctance to withhold funds from the Hungarian government despite the demands of the European Parliament will have huge repercussions on the future of the EU.
Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

Hungarian Shop Fined for Selling Book About “Rainbow Families” Without Clear Notice

A bookshop chain in Hungary has been fined for selling a children’s story depicting a day in the life of a child with same-sex parents, without clearly indicating that the story featured “a family that is different than a normal family”.
Jobless Rate Falls to 3.9% in May

Jobless Rate Falls to 3.9% in May

Hungary’s jobless rate was 3.9% in May, falling half a percentage point from the previous month and 0.6 pp from the same month a year earlier, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
Protest Against China's Fudan Uni in Budapest 'Political Scare-Mongering'

Protest Against China's Fudan Uni in Budapest 'Political Scare-Mongering'

A government official has dismissed a demonstration organised against the establishment of the Budapest campus of China’s Fudan University on Saturday as “political scare-mongering”, arguing that the organisers were protesting on the basis of “unfounded rumours and press reports”.
Hungary’s Action Against EP Resolution Triggering Article 7 Procedure Dismissed

Hungary’s Action Against EP Resolution Triggering Article 7 Procedure Dismissed

The Court of Justice of the European Union dismissed on Thursday Hungary’s action against a European Parliament resolution triggering an Article 7 procedure.