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Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Hungary’s competition office (GVH) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) held a training on competition law to judges from 14 European Union member states and Albania.
Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has “levelled unfounded accusations against the Hungarian election system” in its interim report on the April 3 election, “based on arguments used by the Hungarian left-wing parties,” the Századvég Foundation said on Tuesday.
Opposition PM Candidate Márki-Zay: 2022 Election to be 'Colossal Battle'

Opposition PM Candidate Márki-Zay: 2022 Election to be 'Colossal Battle'

Péter Márki-Zay, the opposition’s prime ministerial candidate, addressing supporters at a commemoration of the 1956 revolution in Budapest on Saturday, said the message of joining together embodied in uprising 65 years ago was still relevant today, and next year’s general election would be a “colossal battle”.
Von Der Leyen Demands Amendment to Hungarian Legislation

Von Der Leyen Demands Amendment to Hungarian Legislation

Ursula Von der Leyen has said Hungary must amend its paedophile law that “violates LGBTQI rights” or face legal action from the European Commission.
Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Hungary’s opposition parties have signed a statement protesting against what they called the government’s “steps to preserve the regime and channel public funds and taxpayer money into [ruling party] Fidesz cadres’ pockets”.
COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

Dunja Mijatović, human rights commissioner of the Council of Europe, said in a memorandum that it was “high time for Hungary to restore journalistic and media freedoms”.
Opposition Calls For

Opposition Calls For "Peace Liberty & Concord" In Joint March 15 Message

Hungary’s opposition parties posted a joint message titled “Let there be peace, liberty and concord!” on their Facebook pages on the occasion of the March 15 national holiday, citing the 12-point list of demands of the Hungarian revolutionaries of 1848.
Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Commentators ponder whether a compromise is possible in the feud pitting Hungary and Poland against the majority of the EU member countries, over plans to make Union payments to member countries conditional on rule of law compliance.
Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

A left-wing lawyer says the election of someone who has never been a judge to head the judicial hierarchy is unprecedented in the history of democratic Hungary.
Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Hungary’s competition office (GVH) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) held a training on competition law to judges from 14 European Union member states and Albania.
Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has “levelled unfounded accusations against the Hungarian election system” in its interim report on the April 3 election, “based on arguments used by the Hungarian left-wing parties,” the Századvég Foundation said on Tuesday.
Opposition PM Candidate Márki-Zay: 2022 Election to be 'Colossal Battle'

Opposition PM Candidate Márki-Zay: 2022 Election to be 'Colossal Battle'

Péter Márki-Zay, the opposition’s prime ministerial candidate, addressing supporters at a commemoration of the 1956 revolution in Budapest on Saturday, said the message of joining together embodied in uprising 65 years ago was still relevant today, and next year’s general election would be a “colossal battle”.
Von Der Leyen Demands Amendment to Hungarian Legislation

Von Der Leyen Demands Amendment to Hungarian Legislation

Ursula Von der Leyen has said Hungary must amend its paedophile law that “violates LGBTQI rights” or face legal action from the European Commission.
Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Opposition Accuses Gov’t Of 'Turning State Assets Into Private Fortunes'

Hungary’s opposition parties have signed a statement protesting against what they called the government’s “steps to preserve the regime and channel public funds and taxpayer money into [ruling party] Fidesz cadres’ pockets”.
COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

COE Commissioner Calls On Hungary To 'Restore' Press Freedoms

Dunja Mijatović, human rights commissioner of the Council of Europe, said in a memorandum that it was “high time for Hungary to restore journalistic and media freedoms”.
Opposition Calls For

Opposition Calls For "Peace Liberty & Concord" In Joint March 15 Message

Hungary’s opposition parties posted a joint message titled “Let there be peace, liberty and concord!” on their Facebook pages on the occasion of the March 15 national holiday, citing the 12-point list of demands of the Hungarian revolutionaries of 1848.
Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Commentators ponder whether a compromise is possible in the feud pitting Hungary and Poland against the majority of the EU member countries, over plans to make Union payments to member countries conditional on rule of law compliance.
Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

Hungarian Opinion: Parliament Elects Controversial Supreme Court President

A left-wing lawyer says the election of someone who has never been a judge to head the judicial hierarchy is unprecedented in the history of democratic Hungary.