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Next Govt To Stand For ‘The 99%’, Say Budapest Mayor

Next Govt To Stand For ‘The 99%’, Say Budapest Mayor

Hungary’s next government must “make amends” for current social injustices, Gergely Karácsony, who is campaigning to become the opposition’s nominee for prime minister, has said, vowing to serve the country’s “99%” rather than just its “privileged few”.
Ruling Party Lawmakers “Sabotaged” National Security Meeting On Fudan Uni In Budapest, Says Committee Head

Ruling Party Lawmakers “Sabotaged” National Security Meeting On Fudan Uni In Budapest, Says Committee Head

A closed meeting of the national security committee, which would have heard government office representatives on the planned Budapest campus of the Chinese Fudan University and on the recent cyber attack against government vaccine registration sites, among other issues, lacked quorum on Tuesday as government party lawmakers failed to attend.
Opinion: Gov't Rejects Criticism By US Secretary Of State Over Media Freedom

Opinion: Gov't Rejects Criticism By US Secretary Of State Over Media Freedom

In an online press conference, Antony Blinken expressed concern over media pluralism in Hungary and called for a more diverse media environment.
Historic Vote In Hungary On

Historic Vote In Hungary On "Outsourcing” Of HUF 1,000 Billion In Public Assets

The opposition LMP party has branded Tuesday — the day the government is asking lawmakers to approve a bill seeking to transfer various state assets to private foundations — as a “dark day” in post-1989/90 Hungarian politics.
Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Hungary’s opposition parties have signed a statement protesting against what they called the government’s “steps to preserve the regime and channel public funds and taxpayer money into [ruling party] Fidesz cadres’ pockets”.
Hungarian Opinion: Concerns About Potential EU Sanctions Before Elections In Hungary

Hungarian Opinion: Concerns About Potential EU Sanctions Before Elections In Hungary

  • 22 Apr 2021 8:32 AM
  • current affairs
With almost one third of the population vaccinated against Covid-19, a pro-government commentator believes the government could feel optimistic about next year’s elections, were it not for a threat from within the European Commission to cut back funds earmarked for Hungary.
COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

Dunja Mijatović, human rights commissioner of the Council of Europe, said in a memorandum that it was “high time for Hungary to restore journalistic and media freedoms”.
Special Report: Fidesz Is Leaving EPP - What Are The Implications?

Special Report: Fidesz Is Leaving EPP - What Are The Implications?

Though Viktor Orbán’s narrative of illiberalism as the natural next step in the evolution of Christian-conservatism suffered another major blow on the international stage, the recent departure of Fidesz from the European People’s Party (EPP) will have little to no domestic implications.
Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Braces For Next Year’s Election

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Braces For Next Year’s Election

As opinion polls put the opposition parties combined at just over 50 per cent of probable voters, pundits in left-liberal weeklies ponder their chances and the tools available to them, to defeat Fidesz next year.
Next Govt To Stand For ‘The 99%’, Say Budapest Mayor

Next Govt To Stand For ‘The 99%’, Say Budapest Mayor

Hungary’s next government must “make amends” for current social injustices, Gergely Karácsony, who is campaigning to become the opposition’s nominee for prime minister, has said, vowing to serve the country’s “99%” rather than just its “privileged few”.
Ruling Party Lawmakers “Sabotaged” National Security Meeting On Fudan Uni In Budapest, Says Committee Head

Ruling Party Lawmakers “Sabotaged” National Security Meeting On Fudan Uni In Budapest, Says Committee Head

A closed meeting of the national security committee, which would have heard government office representatives on the planned Budapest campus of the Chinese Fudan University and on the recent cyber attack against government vaccine registration sites, among other issues, lacked quorum on Tuesday as government party lawmakers failed to attend.
Opinion: Gov't Rejects Criticism By US Secretary Of State Over Media Freedom

Opinion: Gov't Rejects Criticism By US Secretary Of State Over Media Freedom

In an online press conference, Antony Blinken expressed concern over media pluralism in Hungary and called for a more diverse media environment.
Historic Vote In Hungary On

Historic Vote In Hungary On "Outsourcing” Of HUF 1,000 Billion In Public Assets

The opposition LMP party has branded Tuesday — the day the government is asking lawmakers to approve a bill seeking to transfer various state assets to private foundations — as a “dark day” in post-1989/90 Hungarian politics.
Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Hungary’s opposition parties have signed a statement protesting against what they called the government’s “steps to preserve the regime and channel public funds and taxpayer money into [ruling party] Fidesz cadres’ pockets”.
Hungarian Opinion: Concerns About Potential EU Sanctions Before Elections In Hungary

Hungarian Opinion: Concerns About Potential EU Sanctions Before Elections In Hungary

  • 22 Apr 2021 8:32 AM
  • current affairs
With almost one third of the population vaccinated against Covid-19, a pro-government commentator believes the government could feel optimistic about next year’s elections, were it not for a threat from within the European Commission to cut back funds earmarked for Hungary.
COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

Dunja Mijatović, human rights commissioner of the Council of Europe, said in a memorandum that it was “high time for Hungary to restore journalistic and media freedoms”.
Special Report: Fidesz Is Leaving EPP - What Are The Implications?

Special Report: Fidesz Is Leaving EPP - What Are The Implications?

Though Viktor Orbán’s narrative of illiberalism as the natural next step in the evolution of Christian-conservatism suffered another major blow on the international stage, the recent departure of Fidesz from the European People’s Party (EPP) will have little to no domestic implications.
Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Braces For Next Year’s Election

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Braces For Next Year’s Election

As opinion polls put the opposition parties combined at just over 50 per cent of probable voters, pundits in left-liberal weeklies ponder their chances and the tools available to them, to defeat Fidesz next year.