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Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that Hungary had violated the clause of the European Convention prohibiting discrimination against Roma in connection with the right to education.
Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Hungarian lawmakers on Monday voted to ratify Finland's NATO accession.
Court Issues Mega Fine to Vodafone Hungary

Court Issues Mega Fine to Vodafone Hungary

Hungary’s highest court, the Kúria, has ruled that Vodafone has to pay Ft 932 million in fines to the competition watchdog GVH, ending a legal procedure of more than seven years’ duration.
Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Measures aimed at curbing inflation will remain in place until there is a noticeable improvement, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a news briefing, adding that inflation had slowly started to decline and was expected to fall into single digits by the end of the year.
EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

Hungary’s ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance “rejects the European Commission’s aggressive, brutal attack against the country’s child protection law,” Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch said in a video statement on Wednesday, adding that the government would “protect” the contested legislation.

"Everything Hungarian is Contained in Petőfi” - 15 March Holiday Speech Summary

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán marked the 175th anniversary of the 1848-49 revolution and freedom fight at the birthplace of Hungary's national poet, Sándor Petőfi, in Kiskőrös, in the south of the country.
Public Tax Blacklist In Hungary Ruled Against by ECHR

Public Tax Blacklist In Hungary Ruled Against by ECHR

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that Hungary’s practice of publishing personal information about people with overdue tax debts of at least Ft 10 million for more than 180 days violates EU rules.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinions diverge on the rights and wrongs of the Hungarian government, but commentators agree that there is growing friction between Hungary and its partners in the Western alliance.
EU, Hungary Talks 'Frustrating', Says Szijjártó

EU, Hungary Talks 'Frustrating', Says Szijjártó

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said talks under way between Hungary and the EU on community funding were “frustrating”.
Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that Hungary had violated the clause of the European Convention prohibiting discrimination against Roma in connection with the right to education.
Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Hungarian lawmakers on Monday voted to ratify Finland's NATO accession.
Court Issues Mega Fine to Vodafone Hungary

Court Issues Mega Fine to Vodafone Hungary

Hungary’s highest court, the Kúria, has ruled that Vodafone has to pay Ft 932 million in fines to the competition watchdog GVH, ending a legal procedure of more than seven years’ duration.
Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Measures aimed at curbing inflation will remain in place until there is a noticeable improvement, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a news briefing, adding that inflation had slowly started to decline and was expected to fall into single digits by the end of the year.
EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

Hungary’s ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance “rejects the European Commission’s aggressive, brutal attack against the country’s child protection law,” Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch said in a video statement on Wednesday, adding that the government would “protect” the contested legislation.

"Everything Hungarian is Contained in Petőfi” - 15 March Holiday Speech Summary

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán marked the 175th anniversary of the 1848-49 revolution and freedom fight at the birthplace of Hungary's national poet, Sándor Petőfi, in Kiskőrös, in the south of the country.
Public Tax Blacklist In Hungary Ruled Against by ECHR

Public Tax Blacklist In Hungary Ruled Against by ECHR

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has ruled that Hungary’s practice of publishing personal information about people with overdue tax debts of at least Ft 10 million for more than 180 days violates EU rules.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Conflicts with Western Allies

Opinions diverge on the rights and wrongs of the Hungarian government, but commentators agree that there is growing friction between Hungary and its partners in the Western alliance.
EU, Hungary Talks 'Frustrating', Says Szijjártó

EU, Hungary Talks 'Frustrating', Says Szijjártó

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said talks under way between Hungary and the EU on community funding were “frustrating”.