38 result(s) for hungarian audit office in Current Affairs
Polgár Says No to Presidential Role
- 21 Jul 2026 9:21 AM
- current affairs
Judit Polgar announced on Facebook on Monday evening that she would not accept the nomination for president.
National Unity at Heart of Search for Next Hungarian President
- 14 Jul 2026 9:08 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's government is seeking a consensus candidate for the office of the President of the Republic, who embodies national unity and is acceptable to everyone, Prime Minister Peter Magyar told a press conference in the Parliament building on Monday.
Update: Huge Transfers Abroad: New Accusations of ‘Stolen Wealth’ in Hungary
- 4 May 2026 6:29 PM
- current affairs
While the outgoing prime minister, Viktor Orbán, is evading responsibility, people close to him are readying to leave the country and take their stolen wealth with them, Péter Magyar, the prime minister-elect, said in a video on Facebook.
Magyar to Suspend Public Media in Hungary, Start Several Trillion Forint Spending Schemes
- 16 Apr 2026 6:16 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's incoming Tisza government will retain all effective existing policies, as outlined in its 240-page platform, Peter Magyar, the party's leader, said in an interview to public media on Wednesday.
Updated: 'Budapest Will Not Kneel', Says Mayor to Gov't
- 4 Dec 2025 12:00 PM
- current affairs
At a "Budapest Pride March 2.0" rally outside the Carmelite Monastery, the prime minister's office, Gergely Karacsony, the mayor of Budapest, vowed the city would "not kneel", as he handed the City Assembly's resolution on its "real financial crisis" to a government representative.
'Budapest Pride 2.0' on Monday at Clark Adam Square Called for by Mayor
- 28 Nov 2025 8:34 AM
- current affairs
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony announced on Thursday that he had convened an extraordinary assembly for Monday to reaffirm the "true financial situation" of the municipality. The decision will later be delivered to the Prime Minister’s Office in Buda Castle during a demonstration, he told a press conference.
Speech Summary: 'Fight is On for Independent, Free, Liveable Hungary', Declares Magyar at Rally
- 17 Feb 2025 12:27 PM
- current affairs
"The fight is on for an independent, free and liveable Hungary," Peter Magyar, the leader of the opposition Tisza Party, told a rally in Budapest on Saturday, adding that "more and more people are joining Tisza's community as they see the nicer face of Hungary and carry on building it".
DK Finalises Anti-Graft Bill in Hungary
- 17 Oct 2024 6:07 AM
- current affairs
The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has submitted its anti-corruption package of bills to parliament, the party's director told on a press briefing.
Updated: Are Transparency International Activities Really Harmful to Hungary, as Sovereignty Protection Office Claims?
- 16 Oct 2024 5:53 AM
- current affairs
The Transparency International Hungary Foundation (TIM) carries out activities that are harmful to Hungary, stigmatising the country and state institutions, and exerting influence based on disinformation, the Sovereignty Protection Office said.
Polgár Says No to Presidential Role
- 21 Jul 2026 9:21 AM
- current affairs
Judit Polgar announced on Facebook on Monday evening that she would not accept the nomination for president.
National Unity at Heart of Search for Next Hungarian President
- 14 Jul 2026 9:08 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's government is seeking a consensus candidate for the office of the President of the Republic, who embodies national unity and is acceptable to everyone, Prime Minister Peter Magyar told a press conference in the Parliament building on Monday.
Update: Huge Transfers Abroad: New Accusations of ‘Stolen Wealth’ in Hungary
- 4 May 2026 6:29 PM
- current affairs
While the outgoing prime minister, Viktor Orbán, is evading responsibility, people close to him are readying to leave the country and take their stolen wealth with them, Péter Magyar, the prime minister-elect, said in a video on Facebook.
Magyar to Suspend Public Media in Hungary, Start Several Trillion Forint Spending Schemes
- 16 Apr 2026 6:16 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's incoming Tisza government will retain all effective existing policies, as outlined in its 240-page platform, Peter Magyar, the party's leader, said in an interview to public media on Wednesday.
Updated: 'Budapest Will Not Kneel', Says Mayor to Gov't
- 4 Dec 2025 12:00 PM
- current affairs
At a "Budapest Pride March 2.0" rally outside the Carmelite Monastery, the prime minister's office, Gergely Karacsony, the mayor of Budapest, vowed the city would "not kneel", as he handed the City Assembly's resolution on its "real financial crisis" to a government representative.
'Budapest Pride 2.0' on Monday at Clark Adam Square Called for by Mayor
- 28 Nov 2025 8:34 AM
- current affairs
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karacsony announced on Thursday that he had convened an extraordinary assembly for Monday to reaffirm the "true financial situation" of the municipality. The decision will later be delivered to the Prime Minister’s Office in Buda Castle during a demonstration, he told a press conference.
Speech Summary: 'Fight is On for Independent, Free, Liveable Hungary', Declares Magyar at Rally
- 17 Feb 2025 12:27 PM
- current affairs
"The fight is on for an independent, free and liveable Hungary," Peter Magyar, the leader of the opposition Tisza Party, told a rally in Budapest on Saturday, adding that "more and more people are joining Tisza's community as they see the nicer face of Hungary and carry on building it".
DK Finalises Anti-Graft Bill in Hungary
- 17 Oct 2024 6:07 AM
- current affairs
The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has submitted its anti-corruption package of bills to parliament, the party's director told on a press briefing.
Updated: Are Transparency International Activities Really Harmful to Hungary, as Sovereignty Protection Office Claims?
- 16 Oct 2024 5:53 AM
- current affairs
The Transparency International Hungary Foundation (TIM) carries out activities that are harmful to Hungary, stigmatising the country and state institutions, and exerting influence based on disinformation, the Sovereignty Protection Office said.