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Hungary Second Most Corrupt in EU, Says Transparency International

Hungary Second Most Corrupt in EU, Says Transparency International

Hungary has become the second most corrupt EU member state, according to the latest report from Transparency International.
PM Orbán Meeting With Bolsonaro And Other 'Controversial' Major Leaders Before Election

PM Orbán Meeting With Bolsonaro And Other 'Controversial' Major Leaders Before Election

Preparations are underway for a Budapest visit by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (pictured) in February, reports Azonnali. But Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is also planning to meet with Vladimir Putin, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of the V4 countries before Hungary’s parliamentary elections on April 3.
Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

The Kiútprogram (Way Out Program) supports people living in extreme poverty in the north-eastern part of Hungary. Families start growing cucumbers in their own gardens with the help of micro-loans provided by the programme.
Dozens Quit Hungarian Semmelweis Medical University

Dozens Quit Hungarian Semmelweis Medical University

At least 30 people quit the Semmelweis Medical University last week, due to poor work organisation, overwork, and the wage tension between doctors and nurses, Magyar Hang writes, citing several sources.
Meeting Report: PM Orbán & Marine Le Pen, President of French National Rally

Meeting Report: PM Orbán & Marine Le Pen, President of French National Rally

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said after meeting in Budapest Marine Le Pen, President of the French National Rally (NR), that ideological pressure within the European Union has become unprecedented.
Pope’s Visit to Hungary ’Rare Honour’, Says Gulyás

Pope’s Visit to Hungary ’Rare Honour’, Says Gulyás

Speaking about the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress Budapest hosted last week, Prime Minister’s Office chief Gergely Gulyás said the government regarded Pope Francis’s participation as recognition for Hungary, adding that neither the current pontiff nor his predecessor had taken part in any other Eucharistic congress.
Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

The site of the Paks NPP and the planned Paks II NPP are not suitable for the construction of a nuclear power plant according to Hungarian legislation and international recommendations.
Hungarian Opinion: EP Condemns Hungary’s Anti-LGBT Law

Hungarian Opinion: EP Condemns Hungary’s Anti-LGBT Law

Pro-government commentators accuse the EU of endorsing gender and LGBT ideologies which are alien to everyday Europeans. A liberal media outlet thinks that Fidesz is using the anti-LGBT legislation to divert public attention from other issues the governing party is less comfortable with.
No LGBTQ Activists In Schools, Says PM Orbán

No LGBTQ Activists In Schools, Says PM Orbán

The European Parliament and the European Commission try to get Hungary to allow LGBTQ activists into its kindergartens and schools, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
Hungary Second Most Corrupt in EU, Says Transparency International

Hungary Second Most Corrupt in EU, Says Transparency International

Hungary has become the second most corrupt EU member state, according to the latest report from Transparency International.
PM Orbán Meeting With Bolsonaro And Other 'Controversial' Major Leaders Before Election

PM Orbán Meeting With Bolsonaro And Other 'Controversial' Major Leaders Before Election

Preparations are underway for a Budapest visit by Brazilian President Jair Bolsonaro (pictured) in February, reports Azonnali. But Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is also planning to meet with Vladimir Putin, Boris Johnson, and the leaders of the V4 countries before Hungary’s parliamentary elections on April 3.
Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

The Kiútprogram (Way Out Program) supports people living in extreme poverty in the north-eastern part of Hungary. Families start growing cucumbers in their own gardens with the help of micro-loans provided by the programme.
Dozens Quit Hungarian Semmelweis Medical University

Dozens Quit Hungarian Semmelweis Medical University

At least 30 people quit the Semmelweis Medical University last week, due to poor work organisation, overwork, and the wage tension between doctors and nurses, Magyar Hang writes, citing several sources.
Meeting Report: PM Orbán & Marine Le Pen, President of French National Rally

Meeting Report: PM Orbán & Marine Le Pen, President of French National Rally

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said after meeting in Budapest Marine Le Pen, President of the French National Rally (NR), that ideological pressure within the European Union has become unprecedented.
Pope’s Visit to Hungary ’Rare Honour’, Says Gulyás

Pope’s Visit to Hungary ’Rare Honour’, Says Gulyás

Speaking about the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress Budapest hosted last week, Prime Minister’s Office chief Gergely Gulyás said the government regarded Pope Francis’s participation as recognition for Hungary, adding that neither the current pontiff nor his predecessor had taken part in any other Eucharistic congress.
Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

The site of the Paks NPP and the planned Paks II NPP are not suitable for the construction of a nuclear power plant according to Hungarian legislation and international recommendations.
Hungarian Opinion: EP Condemns Hungary’s Anti-LGBT Law

Hungarian Opinion: EP Condemns Hungary’s Anti-LGBT Law

Pro-government commentators accuse the EU of endorsing gender and LGBT ideologies which are alien to everyday Europeans. A liberal media outlet thinks that Fidesz is using the anti-LGBT legislation to divert public attention from other issues the governing party is less comfortable with.
No LGBTQ Activists In Schools, Says PM Orbán

No LGBTQ Activists In Schools, Says PM Orbán

The European Parliament and the European Commission try to get Hungary to allow LGBTQ activists into its kindergartens and schools, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.