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EPP To Debate Expulsion Of Hungary's Fidesz On 20 March

EPP To Debate Expulsion Of Hungary's Fidesz On 20 March

The European Peopleʼs Party (EPP), the group of conservative and Christian Democrat parties in the European Parliament which includes Hungaryʼs governing Fidesz, will start talks on the latterʼs possible suspension or expulsion, after 12 member parties from nine countries requested action, according to multiple reports.
Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

The parliamentary group leader of ruling Fidesz said participants in recent demonstrations against new overtime regulations included organisations that are on US billionaire George Soros's payroll.
Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

A special session of parliament lacked a quorum Thursday due to a boycott by ruling party lawmakers.
Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

While the two bills that sparked passionate anti-government demonstrations were signed into law by President Áder who then became the target of this year’s last protest rally, nationwide weeklies try to put the December protest into perspective.
Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Representatives of opposition parties called for cooperation and further protests against the government at a demonstration in front of Parliament on Friday.
Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Parliament on Wednesday voted to extend the period employers may account overtime for the purpose of calculating wages and rest days from twelve months to three years, and to raise the upper threshold for annual overtime from 250 to 400 hours.
Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Saving the print media in Hungary is of public interest, the Government Information Centre (KTK) has said, referring to the government decision to exempt from oversight the Central European Press and Media Foundation’s acquisition of Opus Press, Echo TV, New Wave Media Group and Magyar Idők Publishing.
Opposition DK Calls On Speaker Not To Ban Journalists From Parliament

Opposition DK Calls On Speaker Not To Ban Journalists From Parliament

The opposition Democratic Coalition has initiated a law amendment proposing that the speaker of parliament should not be allowed to deny journalists entry to Parliament.
Video: Prejudice & Pride In Hungary – A Look Inside The Far Right

Video: Prejudice & Pride In Hungary – A Look Inside The Far Right

  • 27 Nov 2018 7:44 AM
  • current affairs
Hungary was the first country to close its borders when around one million refugees arrived on European soil in 2015. The country's Fidesz party swiftly positioned itself as the self-proclaimed defender of "Christian Europe" under the leadership of anti-immigrant leader, Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
EPP To Debate Expulsion Of Hungary's Fidesz On 20 March

EPP To Debate Expulsion Of Hungary's Fidesz On 20 March

The European Peopleʼs Party (EPP), the group of conservative and Christian Democrat parties in the European Parliament which includes Hungaryʼs governing Fidesz, will start talks on the latterʼs possible suspension or expulsion, after 12 member parties from nine countries requested action, according to multiple reports.
Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

The parliamentary group leader of ruling Fidesz said participants in recent demonstrations against new overtime regulations included organisations that are on US billionaire George Soros's payroll.
Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

A special session of parliament lacked a quorum Thursday due to a boycott by ruling party lawmakers.
Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

While the two bills that sparked passionate anti-government demonstrations were signed into law by President Áder who then became the target of this year’s last protest rally, nationwide weeklies try to put the December protest into perspective.
Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Representatives of opposition parties called for cooperation and further protests against the government at a demonstration in front of Parliament on Friday.
Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Parliament on Wednesday voted to extend the period employers may account overtime for the purpose of calculating wages and rest days from twelve months to three years, and to raise the upper threshold for annual overtime from 250 to 400 hours.
Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Saving the print media in Hungary is of public interest, the Government Information Centre (KTK) has said, referring to the government decision to exempt from oversight the Central European Press and Media Foundation’s acquisition of Opus Press, Echo TV, New Wave Media Group and Magyar Idők Publishing.
Opposition DK Calls On Speaker Not To Ban Journalists From Parliament

Opposition DK Calls On Speaker Not To Ban Journalists From Parliament

The opposition Democratic Coalition has initiated a law amendment proposing that the speaker of parliament should not be allowed to deny journalists entry to Parliament.
Video: Prejudice & Pride In Hungary – A Look Inside The Far Right

Video: Prejudice & Pride In Hungary – A Look Inside The Far Right

  • 27 Nov 2018 7:44 AM
  • current affairs
Hungary was the first country to close its borders when around one million refugees arrived on European soil in 2015. The country's Fidesz party swiftly positioned itself as the self-proclaimed defender of "Christian Europe" under the leadership of anti-immigrant leader, Prime Minister Viktor Orban.