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Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament’s national security committee declared its meeting on the issue of Pegasus, an Israeli spy software, confidential for 50 years, the chairman of the committee said on Monday.
Three Hangodys at Dr. Rose Private Hospital Budapest

Three Hangodys at Dr. Rose Private Hospital Budapest

  • 17 Sep 2021 11:30 AM
  • specials
Prof. Dr. László Hangody’s own father was a general surgeon, and now two of Prof. Hangody’s three sons - Dr. PhD László Rudolf Hangody and Dr. PhD György Márk Hangody - have become orthopedic surgeons as well.
Hungarian Opinion: Hungary’s Future (or Not) in the EU

Hungarian Opinion: Hungary’s Future (or Not) in the EU

A pro-government analyst thinks that it would be timely to assess the potential benefits of ‘Huxit’. Conservative and liberal commentators disagree and see EU membership as Hungary’s number one strategic interest.
Gov't Puts Hungary's Security First, Says Defence Minister

Gov't Puts Hungary's Security First, Says Defence Minister

Hungary’s government puts the country’s security and the safety of its people first, the defence minister said in a video message on Facebook.
Sense Of Job Security Improves in Hungary – Survey Shows

Sense Of Job Security Improves in Hungary – Survey Shows

Fully 62% of Hungarian employees are confident of 5-plus years of job security, according to a recent survey. A year ago, 55% were similarly assured.
Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s cash flow-based budget deficit, excluding local councils, reached 1,803.7 billion forints (EUR 5.09bn) at the end of July, widening on stimulus measures, the Finance Ministry said in a preliminary release of data on Monday.
Opposition MPs Call on Govt to Resign at Budapest Demo

Opposition MPs Call on Govt to Resign at Budapest Demo

Opposition lawmakers held a demonstration in downtown Budapest late on Monday, accusing the government of spying on people “for thinking critically about the regime and asking critical questions”.
National Security Committee Meeting on Pegasus Lacks Quorum

National Security Committee Meeting on Pegasus Lacks Quorum

A meeting of parliament’s national security committee, scheduled to be held behind closed doors to discuss issues around the Pegasus spyware on Monday, failed to reach quorum as deputies of the ruling parties stayed away.
Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) is turning to five ministers and the public prosecutor, requesting answers on the purchase of Pegasus, and whether the spyware was used to wiretap Hungarian journalists and businessmen.
Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament’s national security committee declared its meeting on the issue of Pegasus, an Israeli spy software, confidential for 50 years, the chairman of the committee said on Monday.
Three Hangodys at Dr. Rose Private Hospital Budapest

Three Hangodys at Dr. Rose Private Hospital Budapest

  • 17 Sep 2021 11:30 AM
  • specials
Prof. Dr. László Hangody’s own father was a general surgeon, and now two of Prof. Hangody’s three sons - Dr. PhD László Rudolf Hangody and Dr. PhD György Márk Hangody - have become orthopedic surgeons as well.
Hungarian Opinion: Hungary’s Future (or Not) in the EU

Hungarian Opinion: Hungary’s Future (or Not) in the EU

A pro-government analyst thinks that it would be timely to assess the potential benefits of ‘Huxit’. Conservative and liberal commentators disagree and see EU membership as Hungary’s number one strategic interest.
Gov't Puts Hungary's Security First, Says Defence Minister

Gov't Puts Hungary's Security First, Says Defence Minister

Hungary’s government puts the country’s security and the safety of its people first, the defence minister said in a video message on Facebook.
Sense Of Job Security Improves in Hungary – Survey Shows

Sense Of Job Security Improves in Hungary – Survey Shows

Fully 62% of Hungarian employees are confident of 5-plus years of job security, according to a recent survey. A year ago, 55% were similarly assured.
Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s Budget Deficit Lifted In July

Hungary’s cash flow-based budget deficit, excluding local councils, reached 1,803.7 billion forints (EUR 5.09bn) at the end of July, widening on stimulus measures, the Finance Ministry said in a preliminary release of data on Monday.
Opposition MPs Call on Govt to Resign at Budapest Demo

Opposition MPs Call on Govt to Resign at Budapest Demo

Opposition lawmakers held a demonstration in downtown Budapest late on Monday, accusing the government of spying on people “for thinking critically about the regime and asking critical questions”.
National Security Committee Meeting on Pegasus Lacks Quorum

National Security Committee Meeting on Pegasus Lacks Quorum

A meeting of parliament’s national security committee, scheduled to be held behind closed doors to discuss issues around the Pegasus spyware on Monday, failed to reach quorum as deputies of the ruling parties stayed away.
Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) is turning to five ministers and the public prosecutor, requesting answers on the purchase of Pegasus, and whether the spyware was used to wiretap Hungarian journalists and businessmen.