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Extension of Covid Special Measures Doesn’t Restrict Freedom, Says PM's Chief of Staff

Extension of Covid Special Measures Doesn’t Restrict Freedom, Says PM's Chief of Staff

The prolongation of special measures related to Covid requested by the government has no bearing on people’s fundamental freedoms, the prime minister’s chief of staff said on Wednesday.
'Seeking God Requires Active Work', Says Hungary’s President

'Seeking God Requires Active Work', Says Hungary’s President

Seeking and receiving God is a process of active work, President János Áder said in his testimony at the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress on Friday.
Mass Migration Weakens EU, Says Hungarian Gov't Official

Mass Migration Weakens EU, Says Hungarian Gov't Official

Mass migration will make the European Union weaker, not stronger, Balázs Orbán, state secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office, told a panel discussion.
Hungary Aims to be Climate Neutral by 2050

Hungary Aims to be Climate Neutral by 2050

Hungary aims to be climate neutral by 2050, and the government is examining ways to reduce carbon emissions to the level that Hungarian forests can absorb by that time, the state secretary for climate, energy policy and the development of the circular economy said.
Hungarian Opinion: Outrage Over Racist Abuse at Hungary-England Match

Hungarian Opinion: Outrage Over Racist Abuse at Hungary-England Match

A conservative columnist thinks that English commentators accusing Hungarian fans of widespread racism use double standards. A moderate columnist finds it sad that Hungary is being judged after the behaviour of a couple of hundred racist fans.
Budapest Won't Host World Athletics Championships if Student Quarter Plans Axed, City Assembly Rules

Budapest Won't Host World Athletics Championships if Student Quarter Plans Axed, City Assembly Rules

The Budapest metropolitan assembly on Wednesday approved a proposal declaring that the city will not host the 2023 World Athletics Championships if the government approves the construction of a campus for China’s Fudan University in place of a students’ quarter in the capital’s 9th district.
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.
Operative Board is Set Up to Manage Budapest International Eucharistic Congress

Operative Board is Set Up to Manage Budapest International Eucharistic Congress

An operative board will be set up to manage the International Eucharistic Congress (NEK) scheduled to be held in Budapest from Sept. 5 to 12, a government official said.
Here's Why

Here's Why "Hungary is One of the Few Ancient States of Europe", Says PM's Chief of Staff

Hungary is one of the few ancient states of Europe, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said in a speech marking the August 20 national holiday, commemorating the founding of the state of Hungary in the year 1000 A.D. by St. Stephen, Hungary’s first Christian king.
Extension of Covid Special Measures Doesn’t Restrict Freedom, Says PM's Chief of Staff

Extension of Covid Special Measures Doesn’t Restrict Freedom, Says PM's Chief of Staff

The prolongation of special measures related to Covid requested by the government has no bearing on people’s fundamental freedoms, the prime minister’s chief of staff said on Wednesday.
'Seeking God Requires Active Work', Says Hungary’s President

'Seeking God Requires Active Work', Says Hungary’s President

Seeking and receiving God is a process of active work, President János Áder said in his testimony at the 52nd International Eucharistic Congress on Friday.
Mass Migration Weakens EU, Says Hungarian Gov't Official

Mass Migration Weakens EU, Says Hungarian Gov't Official

Mass migration will make the European Union weaker, not stronger, Balázs Orbán, state secretary at the Prime Minister’s Office, told a panel discussion.
Hungary Aims to be Climate Neutral by 2050

Hungary Aims to be Climate Neutral by 2050

Hungary aims to be climate neutral by 2050, and the government is examining ways to reduce carbon emissions to the level that Hungarian forests can absorb by that time, the state secretary for climate, energy policy and the development of the circular economy said.
Hungarian Opinion: Outrage Over Racist Abuse at Hungary-England Match

Hungarian Opinion: Outrage Over Racist Abuse at Hungary-England Match

A conservative columnist thinks that English commentators accusing Hungarian fans of widespread racism use double standards. A moderate columnist finds it sad that Hungary is being judged after the behaviour of a couple of hundred racist fans.
Budapest Won't Host World Athletics Championships if Student Quarter Plans Axed, City Assembly Rules

Budapest Won't Host World Athletics Championships if Student Quarter Plans Axed, City Assembly Rules

The Budapest metropolitan assembly on Wednesday approved a proposal declaring that the city will not host the 2023 World Athletics Championships if the government approves the construction of a campus for China’s Fudan University in place of a students’ quarter in the capital’s 9th district.
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.
Operative Board is Set Up to Manage Budapest International Eucharistic Congress

Operative Board is Set Up to Manage Budapest International Eucharistic Congress

An operative board will be set up to manage the International Eucharistic Congress (NEK) scheduled to be held in Budapest from Sept. 5 to 12, a government official said.
Here's Why

Here's Why "Hungary is One of the Few Ancient States of Europe", Says PM's Chief of Staff

Hungary is one of the few ancient states of Europe, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said in a speech marking the August 20 national holiday, commemorating the founding of the state of Hungary in the year 1000 A.D. by St. Stephen, Hungary’s first Christian king.