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Former Macedonian PM Seeks Political Asylum In Hungary

Former Macedonian PM Seeks Political Asylum In Hungary

Former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski said on his Facebook site on Tuesday that he was staying in Budapest and had sought political asylum from the Hungarian authorities.
Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary’s flag was raised and then lowered to half-mast with military honours in front of Parliament on Sunday to mark the 62nd anniversary of the crushing of the 1956 revolution and freedom-fight.
Court Upholds Sentences Of Hungarian Men Charged With Terrorism

Court Upholds Sentences Of Hungarian Men Charged With Terrorism

An appellate court has upheld a fouryear prison term for a Hungarian man who attempted to join the Islamic State terrorist organisation.
Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

The Hungarian Helsinki Committee has turned to the Constitutional Court and the human rights court in Strasbourg over a new law in Hungary that could lead to a prison sentence for anyone who helps asylum seekers.
Inmates Will Build New Hungarian Prisons

Inmates Will Build New Hungarian Prisons

Planned new prisons will be built by inmates, according to a draft bill signed by Interior Minister Sándor Pintér and posted on the government website, Napi reports.
Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

European lawmakers of ruling Fidesz praised while opposition MEPs slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech at Tuesday’s EP debate on the Sargentini report, which proposes launching an Article 7 procedure against Hungary, which could ultimately strip the country from its voting rights.
'Sunlegend', Festival Theatre Budapest, 7 September

'Sunlegend', Festival Theatre Budapest, 7 September

  • 21 Aug 2018 1:16 PM
  • entertainment
A long-held dream of the artists of the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble was realised when they encountered the fresh, dynamic music of Nikola Parov, a popular but unusual ethnic blend incorporating ancient motifs while utilising saxophone, drums and brass instruments.
Young Hungarians To Participate In 1st 'Roma March Of The Living'

Young Hungarians To Participate In 1st 'Roma March Of The Living'

Young Roma Hungarians will go to Auschwitz-Birkenau to take part in the first Roma March of the Living at the site of the former death camp, organisers said.
New Radical Party In Favour Of Death Penalty

New Radical Party In Favour Of Death Penalty

Hungary’s new radical party, Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland), on Thursday said it was in favour of restoring capital punishment and introducing imprisonment abroad to ease overcrowding, the leader of the party said.
Former Macedonian PM Seeks Political Asylum In Hungary

Former Macedonian PM Seeks Political Asylum In Hungary

Former Macedonian Prime Minister Nikola Gruevski said on his Facebook site on Tuesday that he was staying in Budapest and had sought political asylum from the Hungarian authorities.
Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary Marks Anniversary Of 1956 Soviet Reprisal

Hungary’s flag was raised and then lowered to half-mast with military honours in front of Parliament on Sunday to mark the 62nd anniversary of the crushing of the 1956 revolution and freedom-fight.
Court Upholds Sentences Of Hungarian Men Charged With Terrorism

Court Upholds Sentences Of Hungarian Men Charged With Terrorism

An appellate court has upheld a fouryear prison term for a Hungarian man who attempted to join the Islamic State terrorist organisation.
Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

Helsinki Committee Turns To Top Court, Strasbourg

The Hungarian Helsinki Committee has turned to the Constitutional Court and the human rights court in Strasbourg over a new law in Hungary that could lead to a prison sentence for anyone who helps asylum seekers.
Inmates Will Build New Hungarian Prisons

Inmates Will Build New Hungarian Prisons

Planned new prisons will be built by inmates, according to a draft bill signed by Interior Minister Sándor Pintér and posted on the government website, Napi reports.
Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

Hungarian MEPs’ Comments On Orbán’s Speech, Sargentini Report

European lawmakers of ruling Fidesz praised while opposition MEPs slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech at Tuesday’s EP debate on the Sargentini report, which proposes launching an Article 7 procedure against Hungary, which could ultimately strip the country from its voting rights.
'Sunlegend', Festival Theatre Budapest, 7 September

'Sunlegend', Festival Theatre Budapest, 7 September

  • 21 Aug 2018 1:16 PM
  • entertainment
A long-held dream of the artists of the Hungarian State Folk Ensemble was realised when they encountered the fresh, dynamic music of Nikola Parov, a popular but unusual ethnic blend incorporating ancient motifs while utilising saxophone, drums and brass instruments.
Young Hungarians To Participate In 1st 'Roma March Of The Living'

Young Hungarians To Participate In 1st 'Roma March Of The Living'

Young Roma Hungarians will go to Auschwitz-Birkenau to take part in the first Roma March of the Living at the site of the former death camp, organisers said.
New Radical Party In Favour Of Death Penalty

New Radical Party In Favour Of Death Penalty

Hungary’s new radical party, Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland), on Thursday said it was in favour of restoring capital punishment and introducing imprisonment abroad to ease overcrowding, the leader of the party said.