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Minority Report: Educating Roma Intellectuals in Hungary

Minority Report: Educating Roma Intellectuals in Hungary

  • 1 Sep 2025 12:59 PM
  • community & culture
Roma can only become middle-class if backed by an intellectual class, Attila Sztojka, the state secretary for relations with the Roma minority, said at a ceremonial event on Saturday. "While other countries are still looking for excuses, Hungary has set an example for Europe, since here we are raising a new group of Roma intellectuals" true to its roots, he said.
Budapest Assembly Debates Pride: Progress or Pushback?

Budapest Assembly Debates Pride: Progress or Pushback?

  • 27 Feb 2025 4:15 PM
  • community & culture
The Budapest Assembly on Wednesday discussed issues regarding the Budapest Pride Festival, the government's plan to put railway stations into private hands and of a proposal aiming to ensure the transparency of the municipality and its companies.
Official: Number of Expats in Hungary From Western Europe up Significantly Since 2015

Official: Number of Expats in Hungary From Western Europe up Significantly Since 2015

Because of the migration pressure, the number of people coming from western Europe to settle in Hungary has gone up between 20% and 40% over the past several years, the interior ministry’s parliamentary state secretary said at a farewell ceremony for a police contingent in Budapest.
Anniversary Of Roma Uprising In Auschwitz Marked by Female Hungarian MEP

Anniversary Of Roma Uprising In Auschwitz Marked by Female Hungarian MEP

The success of European Romas hinges on their ability to adapt, resist and persevere even amid extreme difficulties, Lívia Járóka, an MEPof ruling Fidesz, said, marking the anniversary of the Roma uprising in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Covid Over-Reported as Cause of Death in Hungary by Over 30%, Says Opposition MEP

Covid Over-Reported as Cause of Death in Hungary by Over 30%, Says Opposition MEP

Opposition MEP István Ujhelyi has criticised the handling of coronavirus-related data by Hungarian authorities during the pandemic, citing a report by data protection authority NAIH.
European Citizen's Prize in Hungary Goes to Polyphony Project for Preserving Authentic Ukrainian Songs

European Citizen's Prize in Hungary Goes to Polyphony Project for Preserving Authentic Ukrainian Songs

  • 29 Jun 2022 12:21 PM
  • community & culture
The European Parliament has recognised the Polyphony Project, an endeavour dedicated to the exploration, preservation and presentation of Ukrainian musical folklore, awarding the project its European Citizen’s Prize in Hungary for 2022.
International Day of Older Persons Marked in Hungary

International Day of Older Persons Marked in Hungary

The Hungarian government has worked over the past eleven years to provide security to elderly Hungarians, a human resources ministry official said at an event marking the International Day of Older Persons on Friday.
Geneticists: Hungary’s First Ruling Dynasty Eurasian, Not Finno-Ugric

Geneticists: Hungary’s First Ruling Dynasty Eurasian, Not Finno-Ugric

DNA analysis of a sample of bone from King Béla III (1172-1196) has determined that Hungary’s first ruling dynasty, the House of Árpad, were Eurasian rather than Finno-Ugric.
Intl Adalbert Prize Presented To Former Hungarian Interior Minister

Intl Adalbert Prize Presented To Former Hungarian Interior Minister

  • 11 Dec 2017 7:59 AM
  • community & culture
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier presented the 2017 International Adalbert Prize to Imre Kónya, a former interior minister of Hungary, for the promotion of peace, freedom and cooperation in Europe.
Minority Report: Educating Roma Intellectuals in Hungary

Minority Report: Educating Roma Intellectuals in Hungary

  • 1 Sep 2025 12:59 PM
  • community & culture
Roma can only become middle-class if backed by an intellectual class, Attila Sztojka, the state secretary for relations with the Roma minority, said at a ceremonial event on Saturday. "While other countries are still looking for excuses, Hungary has set an example for Europe, since here we are raising a new group of Roma intellectuals" true to its roots, he said.
Budapest Assembly Debates Pride: Progress or Pushback?

Budapest Assembly Debates Pride: Progress or Pushback?

  • 27 Feb 2025 4:15 PM
  • community & culture
The Budapest Assembly on Wednesday discussed issues regarding the Budapest Pride Festival, the government's plan to put railway stations into private hands and of a proposal aiming to ensure the transparency of the municipality and its companies.
Official: Number of Expats in Hungary From Western Europe up Significantly Since 2015

Official: Number of Expats in Hungary From Western Europe up Significantly Since 2015

Because of the migration pressure, the number of people coming from western Europe to settle in Hungary has gone up between 20% and 40% over the past several years, the interior ministry’s parliamentary state secretary said at a farewell ceremony for a police contingent in Budapest.
Anniversary Of Roma Uprising In Auschwitz Marked by Female Hungarian MEP

Anniversary Of Roma Uprising In Auschwitz Marked by Female Hungarian MEP

The success of European Romas hinges on their ability to adapt, resist and persevere even amid extreme difficulties, Lívia Járóka, an MEPof ruling Fidesz, said, marking the anniversary of the Roma uprising in the Auschwitz-Birkenau concentration camp.
Covid Over-Reported as Cause of Death in Hungary by Over 30%, Says Opposition MEP

Covid Over-Reported as Cause of Death in Hungary by Over 30%, Says Opposition MEP

Opposition MEP István Ujhelyi has criticised the handling of coronavirus-related data by Hungarian authorities during the pandemic, citing a report by data protection authority NAIH.
European Citizen's Prize in Hungary Goes to Polyphony Project for Preserving Authentic Ukrainian Songs

European Citizen's Prize in Hungary Goes to Polyphony Project for Preserving Authentic Ukrainian Songs

  • 29 Jun 2022 12:21 PM
  • community & culture
The European Parliament has recognised the Polyphony Project, an endeavour dedicated to the exploration, preservation and presentation of Ukrainian musical folklore, awarding the project its European Citizen’s Prize in Hungary for 2022.
International Day of Older Persons Marked in Hungary

International Day of Older Persons Marked in Hungary

The Hungarian government has worked over the past eleven years to provide security to elderly Hungarians, a human resources ministry official said at an event marking the International Day of Older Persons on Friday.
Geneticists: Hungary’s First Ruling Dynasty Eurasian, Not Finno-Ugric

Geneticists: Hungary’s First Ruling Dynasty Eurasian, Not Finno-Ugric

DNA analysis of a sample of bone from King Béla III (1172-1196) has determined that Hungary’s first ruling dynasty, the House of Árpad, were Eurasian rather than Finno-Ugric.
Intl Adalbert Prize Presented To Former Hungarian Interior Minister

Intl Adalbert Prize Presented To Former Hungarian Interior Minister

  • 11 Dec 2017 7:59 AM
  • community & culture
German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier presented the 2017 International Adalbert Prize to Imre Kónya, a former interior minister of Hungary, for the promotion of peace, freedom and cooperation in Europe.