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Hungarian Opposition DK Tells Gov’t Not To 'Blackmail EU'

Hungarian Opposition DK Tells Gov’t Not To 'Blackmail EU'

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has accused Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of trying to “blackmail the EU” by making Hungary’s support of the loan package for relaunching the bloc’s economy conditional on Commission dropping its Article 7 procedure against Hungary.
Hungarian Opinion: Pedophile Ex Diplomat Sentenced

Hungarian Opinion: Pedophile Ex Diplomat Sentenced

A left-wing journalist thinks the light sentence carries the message that pro-government offenders can get away with lenient sanctions. A Fidesz MEP also fulminates against the leniency of the verdict but believes it is just one of a series of similarly soft rulings.
IATA Finally Agrees To Refund Malév Tickets

IATA Finally Agrees To Refund Malév Tickets

After an eight-year dispute, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) signed an agreement with the European Travel Agents and Tour Operators Association on allowing the refund of unused flight tickets issued by the bankrupt Hungarian state airline Malév on Monday.
Hungarian Government Says 'Committed To Press Freedom' Regarding Index.Hu Case

Hungarian Government Says 'Committed To Press Freedom' Regarding Index.Hu Case

Commenting on reports that news portal Index may come under increasing pressure to toe the government’s line following the resignation of is chief executive, the prime minister’s chief of staff, Gergely Gulyás, said the government was committed to upholding press freedom guaranteed by the country’s constitution and media law.
Video: Court Of Justice Of EU Rules Against Hungarian NGO Law

Video: Court Of Justice Of EU Rules Against Hungarian NGO Law

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that the restrictions imposed by Hungary on the financing of civil organisations by persons established outside Hungary do not comply with EU law.
Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister’s chief of staff, has called for the legislation on terminating the emergency powers handed to the government in March in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak passed by parliament to be proclaimed as a law as soon as possible so that the state of emergency could be lifted as early as midnight on Wednesday.
Trianon Anniversary Opportunity To Assess 100 Years' Achievements, Says Speaker Kövér

Trianon Anniversary Opportunity To Assess 100 Years' Achievements, Says Speaker Kövér

Speaker of Parliament László Kövér has called the 100th anniversary of the post-WW1 Trianon Peace Treaty an opportunity to assess the achievements of the past hundred years.
Car Honking Protests Cancelled Due To 'Astronomical Fines' By Budapest Police

Car Honking Protests Cancelled Due To 'Astronomical Fines' By Budapest Police

People were honking their cars for the fifth and so far, the last time on Monday 19th May to stand up against the governments’ actions during the COVID crisis.
Official: Hungarian Protection Efforts Among Europe's Most Effective

Official: Hungarian Protection Efforts Among Europe's Most Effective

Hungary’s efforts to combat the novel coronavirus epidemic have been among the most effective in Europe, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, told a regular press briefing.
Hungarian Opposition DK Tells Gov’t Not To 'Blackmail EU'

Hungarian Opposition DK Tells Gov’t Not To 'Blackmail EU'

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has accused Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of trying to “blackmail the EU” by making Hungary’s support of the loan package for relaunching the bloc’s economy conditional on Commission dropping its Article 7 procedure against Hungary.
Hungarian Opinion: Pedophile Ex Diplomat Sentenced

Hungarian Opinion: Pedophile Ex Diplomat Sentenced

A left-wing journalist thinks the light sentence carries the message that pro-government offenders can get away with lenient sanctions. A Fidesz MEP also fulminates against the leniency of the verdict but believes it is just one of a series of similarly soft rulings.
IATA Finally Agrees To Refund Malév Tickets

IATA Finally Agrees To Refund Malév Tickets

After an eight-year dispute, the International Air Transport Association (IATA) signed an agreement with the European Travel Agents and Tour Operators Association on allowing the refund of unused flight tickets issued by the bankrupt Hungarian state airline Malév on Monday.
Hungarian Government Says 'Committed To Press Freedom' Regarding Index.Hu Case

Hungarian Government Says 'Committed To Press Freedom' Regarding Index.Hu Case

Commenting on reports that news portal Index may come under increasing pressure to toe the government’s line following the resignation of is chief executive, the prime minister’s chief of staff, Gergely Gulyás, said the government was committed to upholding press freedom guaranteed by the country’s constitution and media law.
Video: Court Of Justice Of EU Rules Against Hungarian NGO Law

Video: Court Of Justice Of EU Rules Against Hungarian NGO Law

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) ruled that the restrictions imposed by Hungary on the financing of civil organisations by persons established outside Hungary do not comply with EU law.
Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Hungarian Government’s Emergency Powers Set To Expire Wednesday Midnight

Gergely Gulyás, the Prime Minister’s chief of staff, has called for the legislation on terminating the emergency powers handed to the government in March in response to the novel coronavirus outbreak passed by parliament to be proclaimed as a law as soon as possible so that the state of emergency could be lifted as early as midnight on Wednesday.
Trianon Anniversary Opportunity To Assess 100 Years' Achievements, Says Speaker Kövér

Trianon Anniversary Opportunity To Assess 100 Years' Achievements, Says Speaker Kövér

Speaker of Parliament László Kövér has called the 100th anniversary of the post-WW1 Trianon Peace Treaty an opportunity to assess the achievements of the past hundred years.
Car Honking Protests Cancelled Due To 'Astronomical Fines' By Budapest Police

Car Honking Protests Cancelled Due To 'Astronomical Fines' By Budapest Police

People were honking their cars for the fifth and so far, the last time on Monday 19th May to stand up against the governments’ actions during the COVID crisis.
Official: Hungarian Protection Efforts Among Europe's Most Effective

Official: Hungarian Protection Efforts Among Europe's Most Effective

Hungary’s efforts to combat the novel coronavirus epidemic have been among the most effective in Europe, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, told a regular press briefing.