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Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Hungarian lawmakers on Monday voted to ratify Finland's NATO accession.
Fidesz to Change Electoral Law in Hungary

Fidesz to Change Electoral Law in Hungary

Fidesz is working on amending the electoral law to prevent nominating organisations from receiving campaign funding from abroad at future elections. At present, only direct funding of parties from abroad is banned.
New Poll: Hungarians Widely Dissatisfied With Gov’t & Economy- Eurobarometer

New Poll: Hungarians Widely Dissatisfied With Gov’t & Economy- Eurobarometer

Seven out of ten Hungarians think that the country’s economy is in bad shape, and every other Hungarian is dissatisfied with their own personal financial situation, according to a new Eurobarometer poll based on interviews conducted in January and February.
Going Green: Hungarian Opposition Party Párbeszéd Changes Name

Going Green: Hungarian Opposition Party Párbeszéd Changes Name

The opposition Párbeszéd will change its name to Párbeszéd-Greens and Benedek Jávor will head the party’s list at the European Parliamentary elections, its co-leaders said on Sunday announcing decisions made at a party congress on the previous day.
Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Measures aimed at curbing inflation will remain in place until there is a noticeable improvement, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a news briefing, adding that inflation had slowly started to decline and was expected to fall into single digits by the end of the year.
What Did Hungary’s DK Shadow Gov't Do During 2-Day Visit to London?

What Did Hungary’s DK Shadow Gov't Do During 2-Day Visit to London?

The opposition Democratic Coalition’s (DK) shadow government paid a two-day visit to London and studied the operations of Britain’s Labour Party, Ágnes Vadai s told an online press briefing.
New 'Musical Bench' In Budapest City Park Plays Chopin & Liszt

New 'Musical Bench' In Budapest City Park Plays Chopin & Liszt

A musical “smartbench” donated by the Polish Institute in Budapest was inaugurated in the City Park on Thursday, the Day of Hungarian-Polish Friendship.
EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

Hungary’s ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance “rejects the European Commission’s aggressive, brutal attack against the country’s child protection law,” Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch said in a video statement on Wednesday, adding that the government would “protect” the contested legislation.
Fidesz To Support Finland's NATO Bid, But Not Sweden's Yet

Fidesz To Support Finland's NATO Bid, But Not Sweden's Yet

The parliamentary group of ruling Fidesz will support the ratification of Finland’s NATO accession bid at a vote set in the national assembly for March 27, while it will make a decision in connection with Sweden at a later time, the leader of the group said.
Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Hungarian lawmakers on Monday voted to ratify Finland's NATO accession.
Fidesz to Change Electoral Law in Hungary

Fidesz to Change Electoral Law in Hungary

Fidesz is working on amending the electoral law to prevent nominating organisations from receiving campaign funding from abroad at future elections. At present, only direct funding of parties from abroad is banned.
New Poll: Hungarians Widely Dissatisfied With Gov’t & Economy- Eurobarometer

New Poll: Hungarians Widely Dissatisfied With Gov’t & Economy- Eurobarometer

Seven out of ten Hungarians think that the country’s economy is in bad shape, and every other Hungarian is dissatisfied with their own personal financial situation, according to a new Eurobarometer poll based on interviews conducted in January and February.
Going Green: Hungarian Opposition Party Párbeszéd Changes Name

Going Green: Hungarian Opposition Party Párbeszéd Changes Name

The opposition Párbeszéd will change its name to Párbeszéd-Greens and Benedek Jávor will head the party’s list at the European Parliamentary elections, its co-leaders said on Sunday announcing decisions made at a party congress on the previous day.
Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Hungary to Decide on Every Price Cap Scheme Two Weeks Before They Expire

Measures aimed at curbing inflation will remain in place until there is a noticeable improvement, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a news briefing, adding that inflation had slowly started to decline and was expected to fall into single digits by the end of the year.
What Did Hungary’s DK Shadow Gov't Do During 2-Day Visit to London?

What Did Hungary’s DK Shadow Gov't Do During 2-Day Visit to London?

The opposition Democratic Coalition’s (DK) shadow government paid a two-day visit to London and studied the operations of Britain’s Labour Party, Ágnes Vadai s told an online press briefing.
New 'Musical Bench' In Budapest City Park Plays Chopin & Liszt

New 'Musical Bench' In Budapest City Park Plays Chopin & Liszt

A musical “smartbench” donated by the Polish Institute in Budapest was inaugurated in the City Park on Thursday, the Day of Hungarian-Polish Friendship.
EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

EU's 'Brutal Attack' Against Child Protection Law in Hungary is Shunned by Ruling Parties

Hungary’s ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance “rejects the European Commission’s aggressive, brutal attack against the country’s child protection law,” Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch said in a video statement on Wednesday, adding that the government would “protect” the contested legislation.
Fidesz To Support Finland's NATO Bid, But Not Sweden's Yet

Fidesz To Support Finland's NATO Bid, But Not Sweden's Yet

The parliamentary group of ruling Fidesz will support the ratification of Finland’s NATO accession bid at a vote set in the national assembly for March 27, while it will make a decision in connection with Sweden at a later time, the leader of the group said.