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Hungarian Skinheads Get Suspended Sentences for Assaulting Foreigners

Hungarian Skinheads Get Suspended Sentences for Assaulting Foreigners

The appeals court in Pécs, in southern Hungary, has handed suspended prison sentences to two men for the racially motivated assault on two Yemeni university students, the court said.
Hungary Ad Tax Complies With EU Rules, Says EU Court

Hungary Ad Tax Complies With EU Rules, Says EU Court

Hungary’s tax on advertising complies with EU law, the Luxembourg-based European Court said. The 2014 advertising tax law obliges companies to pay a levy based on their advertising revenue.
Nigerian In Budapest Sentenced To Prison For Money Laundering

Nigerian In Budapest Sentenced To Prison For Money Laundering

The Budapest Court of Appeal has sentenced a Nigerian national to three years in prison and three years’ expulsion from Hungary for money laundering, the prosecutor’s office said.
'Gangster' Budapest Nightclub Owner Gets 7.5 Years Prison Time In Final Ruling

'Gangster' Budapest Nightclub Owner Gets 7.5 Years Prison Time In Final Ruling

The Budapest Court of Appeals has sentenced businessman and nightclub owner László Vizoviczki to seven-and-a-half years in a maximum security prison for serial bribery, misusing confidential official information and other charges, according to a statement released on the court’s website.
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.
U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

The US Supreme Court said it would not take on a lawsuit filed by the heirs of Hungarian art collector Mór Lipót Herzog against Hungary with the aim of recovering artefacts confiscated in 1944 and now kept in Hungarian museums.
Prosecutor Seeks House Arrest For Fenyő Murder Suspect

Prosecutor Seeks House Arrest For Fenyő Murder Suspect

The public prosecutor’s office initiated the house arrest of Tamás Gyárfás, a businessman and former head of the Hungarian Swimming Association, for his alleged involvement in the assassination of media mogul János Fenyő in 1998.
Appeals Court Dismisses First-Instance Ruling In Budaházy Case

Appeals Court Dismisses First-Instance Ruling In Budaházy Case

A Budapest appeals court dismissed a first-instance ruling concerning right-wing activist György Budaházy and others, convicted of carrying out terrorist activities a decade ago.
Former Swimming Association Head Named As Suspect In 90s Murdercase

Former Swimming Association Head Named As Suspect In 90s Murdercase

Tamás Gyárfás (pictured on top), the former head of the Hungarian Swimming Association, was on Tuesday named as a suspect in the 1998 murder case of Hungarian media mogul János Fenyő by the national police headquarters ORFK.
Hungarian Skinheads Get Suspended Sentences for Assaulting Foreigners

Hungarian Skinheads Get Suspended Sentences for Assaulting Foreigners

The appeals court in Pécs, in southern Hungary, has handed suspended prison sentences to two men for the racially motivated assault on two Yemeni university students, the court said.
Hungary Ad Tax Complies With EU Rules, Says EU Court

Hungary Ad Tax Complies With EU Rules, Says EU Court

Hungary’s tax on advertising complies with EU law, the Luxembourg-based European Court said. The 2014 advertising tax law obliges companies to pay a levy based on their advertising revenue.
Nigerian In Budapest Sentenced To Prison For Money Laundering

Nigerian In Budapest Sentenced To Prison For Money Laundering

The Budapest Court of Appeal has sentenced a Nigerian national to three years in prison and three years’ expulsion from Hungary for money laundering, the prosecutor’s office said.
'Gangster' Budapest Nightclub Owner Gets 7.5 Years Prison Time In Final Ruling

'Gangster' Budapest Nightclub Owner Gets 7.5 Years Prison Time In Final Ruling

The Budapest Court of Appeals has sentenced businessman and nightclub owner László Vizoviczki to seven-and-a-half years in a maximum security prison for serial bribery, misusing confidential official information and other charges, according to a statement released on the court’s website.
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.
U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

The US Supreme Court said it would not take on a lawsuit filed by the heirs of Hungarian art collector Mór Lipót Herzog against Hungary with the aim of recovering artefacts confiscated in 1944 and now kept in Hungarian museums.
Prosecutor Seeks House Arrest For Fenyő Murder Suspect

Prosecutor Seeks House Arrest For Fenyő Murder Suspect

The public prosecutor’s office initiated the house arrest of Tamás Gyárfás, a businessman and former head of the Hungarian Swimming Association, for his alleged involvement in the assassination of media mogul János Fenyő in 1998.
Appeals Court Dismisses First-Instance Ruling In Budaházy Case

Appeals Court Dismisses First-Instance Ruling In Budaházy Case

A Budapest appeals court dismissed a first-instance ruling concerning right-wing activist György Budaházy and others, convicted of carrying out terrorist activities a decade ago.
Former Swimming Association Head Named As Suspect In 90s Murdercase

Former Swimming Association Head Named As Suspect In 90s Murdercase

Tamás Gyárfás (pictured on top), the former head of the Hungarian Swimming Association, was on Tuesday named as a suspect in the 1998 murder case of Hungarian media mogul János Fenyő by the national police headquarters ORFK.