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Hungary To Extradite Hacker To Portugal

Hungary To Extradite Hacker To Portugal

The Budapest Metropolitan Court ruled to extradite a Portuguese man wanted in his home country because of cybercrime. Hungarian police apprehended him on January 16 under a European arrest warrant, the court told MTI.
Refugee Couple Denied Food For A Week At Hungarian Border

Refugee Couple Denied Food For A Week At Hungarian Border

The two adults in a five-member Iraqi family staying in the Tompa transit zone in Hungary alongside the Serbian border were not given meals by Hungarian authorities from last Friday until Thursday.
Opposition Turns To Hungary's Top Court Over Labour Code Amendment

Opposition Turns To Hungary's Top Court Over Labour Code Amendment

The parliamentary opposition parties are turning to the Constitutional Court with a request for it to annul the recent amendments to the labour code.
Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

The municipal appeals court handed a six year prison sentence to the head of a business group last November in the wake of an alert by European Union anti-fraud office OLAF, the Budapest chief prosecutor’s office said, noting that the ruling has taken effect.
Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Two independent MPs, Bernadett Szél and Szabolcs Szabó, have asked the Constitutional Court to annul a government decision granting “strategic national significance” status to the acquisition of Echo TV, Magyar Idők, New Wave Media and Opus Press by the Central European Press and Media Foundation.
Local Opinion: PM Orbán Praises Gruevski

Local Opinion: PM Orbán Praises Gruevski

As the Prime Minister explains that his former Macedonian counterpart deserves ‘decent treatment’ from Hungary, opinions continue to sharply differ on the decision to grant him political asylum.
Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Although the Hungarian government sees the EP’s approval of the Sargentini report as illegitimate, it will participate in a General Affairs Council debate on launching an Article 7 procedure against the country, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a press conference.
Strasbourg Court Rules Hungary State Text Book ‘Monopoly’ Violates Property Protection Principle

Strasbourg Court Rules Hungary State Text Book ‘Monopoly’ Violates Property Protection Principle

The European Court of Human Rights ruled against Hungary in a suit initiated by Hungarian school textbook distributors and said that the Hungarian state had curbed the rights of those companies.
Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) wants to keep criminals in Hungary instead of expelling them, ruling Fidesz said in reaction to a recent CJEU ruling concerning Shajin Ahmed, an Afghan national who had obtained refugee status in Hungary.
Hungary To Extradite Hacker To Portugal

Hungary To Extradite Hacker To Portugal

The Budapest Metropolitan Court ruled to extradite a Portuguese man wanted in his home country because of cybercrime. Hungarian police apprehended him on January 16 under a European arrest warrant, the court told MTI.
Refugee Couple Denied Food For A Week At Hungarian Border

Refugee Couple Denied Food For A Week At Hungarian Border

The two adults in a five-member Iraqi family staying in the Tompa transit zone in Hungary alongside the Serbian border were not given meals by Hungarian authorities from last Friday until Thursday.
Opposition Turns To Hungary's Top Court Over Labour Code Amendment

Opposition Turns To Hungary's Top Court Over Labour Code Amendment

The parliamentary opposition parties are turning to the Constitutional Court with a request for it to annul the recent amendments to the labour code.
Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

The municipal appeals court handed a six year prison sentence to the head of a business group last November in the wake of an alert by European Union anti-fraud office OLAF, the Budapest chief prosecutor’s office said, noting that the ruling has taken effect.
Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Independent Hungarian MPs Ask Top Court To Annul ‘Strategic National Significance’ Status Of New Media Foundation

Two independent MPs, Bernadett Szél and Szabolcs Szabó, have asked the Constitutional Court to annul a government decision granting “strategic national significance” status to the acquisition of Echo TV, Magyar Idők, New Wave Media and Opus Press by the Central European Press and Media Foundation.
Local Opinion: PM Orbán Praises Gruevski

Local Opinion: PM Orbán Praises Gruevski

As the Prime Minister explains that his former Macedonian counterpart deserves ‘decent treatment’ from Hungary, opinions continue to sharply differ on the decision to grant him political asylum.
Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Although the Hungarian government sees the EP’s approval of the Sargentini report as illegitimate, it will participate in a General Affairs Council debate on launching an Article 7 procedure against the country, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a press conference.
Strasbourg Court Rules Hungary State Text Book ‘Monopoly’ Violates Property Protection Principle

Strasbourg Court Rules Hungary State Text Book ‘Monopoly’ Violates Property Protection Principle

The European Court of Human Rights ruled against Hungary in a suit initiated by Hungarian school textbook distributors and said that the Hungarian state had curbed the rights of those companies.
Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) wants to keep criminals in Hungary instead of expelling them, ruling Fidesz said in reaction to a recent CJEU ruling concerning Shajin Ahmed, an Afghan national who had obtained refugee status in Hungary.