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Opposition Parties Reject Draft of New Sovereignty Law in Hungary

Opposition Parties Reject Draft of New Sovereignty Law in Hungary

The government has submitted to lawmakers a draft bill on protecting national sovereignty and an amendment to the Fundamental Law which opens up the possibility of establishing a Sovereignty Protection Office.
New Justice Minister Speaks Out in Hungary

New Justice Minister Speaks Out in Hungary

Incoming Justice Minister Bence Tuzson has asked Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to remove European Union affairs from among the justice ministry’s responsibilities, adding that he planned to shape a “traditional ministry” focusing on the protection of legal sovereignty and the review of judicial practices.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Justice Ministers Resignation

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Justice Ministers Resignation

Opinions diverge on whether Ms Judit Varga was dismissed by the Prime Minister or becoming an MEP will be the start of a new career for her.
Justice Minister Steps Down from Orbán Gov't in Hungary

Justice Minister Steps Down from Orbán Gov't in Hungary

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has acknowledged the intention of Justice Minister Judit Varga to step down from her post and focus on the European parliamentary election campaign.
'No' from Hungary to Euro Energy Market Reform – Do Hungarians Pay Lowest Energy Bills in Europe?

'No' from Hungary to Euro Energy Market Reform – Do Hungarians Pay Lowest Energy Bills in Europe?

Hungary will vote against the European Commission’s proposal to reform the European electricity market, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Luxembourg on Monday, adding that the reform would take away the right of EU member states to keep utility prices low.
Spying Allegation: 'Orbán Gov't Targets Indie Media & Surveilles with Spyware' claims MEP

Spying Allegation: 'Orbán Gov't Targets Indie Media & Surveilles with Spyware' claims MEP

At a plenary of the European Parliament on the use of spy software, European Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders said all member states had an obligation to protect their citizens from unlawful state surveillance, in physical reality as well as in cyberspace.
2,645 People Under Surveillance by Secret Services in Hungary Since 2010

2,645 People Under Surveillance by Secret Services in Hungary Since 2010

Courts issued an average of 20 permits a month to the secret services to monitor people this year, the Capital Court informed HVG in response to the weekly’s request for data of public interest.
PACE: Euro Conservatives Meet in Budapest

PACE: Euro Conservatives Meet in Budapest

The European Conservatives Group and Democratic Alliance (EC/DA) of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) met in Budapest on Friday to discuss, among other topics, migration and the outlook for further strengthening conservative unity.
Ukraine Conflict 'Not Likely' to Be Resolved During Hungary EU Presidency - EP Rapporteurs

Ukraine Conflict 'Not Likely' to Be Resolved During Hungary EU Presidency - EP Rapporteurs

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is not likely to be resolved during Hungary’s EU presidency in the second half of next year, authors of a European Parliamentary report on the state of the rule of law in Hungary told a press conference in Brussels.
Opposition Parties Reject Draft of New Sovereignty Law in Hungary

Opposition Parties Reject Draft of New Sovereignty Law in Hungary

The government has submitted to lawmakers a draft bill on protecting national sovereignty and an amendment to the Fundamental Law which opens up the possibility of establishing a Sovereignty Protection Office.
New Justice Minister Speaks Out in Hungary

New Justice Minister Speaks Out in Hungary

Incoming Justice Minister Bence Tuzson has asked Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to remove European Union affairs from among the justice ministry’s responsibilities, adding that he planned to shape a “traditional ministry” focusing on the protection of legal sovereignty and the review of judicial practices.
Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Justice Ministers Resignation

Opinion: Hungarian Weeklies on Justice Ministers Resignation

Opinions diverge on whether Ms Judit Varga was dismissed by the Prime Minister or becoming an MEP will be the start of a new career for her.
Justice Minister Steps Down from Orbán Gov't in Hungary

Justice Minister Steps Down from Orbán Gov't in Hungary

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has acknowledged the intention of Justice Minister Judit Varga to step down from her post and focus on the European parliamentary election campaign.
'No' from Hungary to Euro Energy Market Reform – Do Hungarians Pay Lowest Energy Bills in Europe?

'No' from Hungary to Euro Energy Market Reform – Do Hungarians Pay Lowest Energy Bills in Europe?

Hungary will vote against the European Commission’s proposal to reform the European electricity market, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Luxembourg on Monday, adding that the reform would take away the right of EU member states to keep utility prices low.
Spying Allegation: 'Orbán Gov't Targets Indie Media & Surveilles with Spyware' claims MEP

Spying Allegation: 'Orbán Gov't Targets Indie Media & Surveilles with Spyware' claims MEP

At a plenary of the European Parliament on the use of spy software, European Commissioner for Justice Didier Reynders said all member states had an obligation to protect their citizens from unlawful state surveillance, in physical reality as well as in cyberspace.
2,645 People Under Surveillance by Secret Services in Hungary Since 2010

2,645 People Under Surveillance by Secret Services in Hungary Since 2010

Courts issued an average of 20 permits a month to the secret services to monitor people this year, the Capital Court informed HVG in response to the weekly’s request for data of public interest.
PACE: Euro Conservatives Meet in Budapest

PACE: Euro Conservatives Meet in Budapest

The European Conservatives Group and Democratic Alliance (EC/DA) of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe (PACE) met in Budapest on Friday to discuss, among other topics, migration and the outlook for further strengthening conservative unity.
Ukraine Conflict 'Not Likely' to Be Resolved During Hungary EU Presidency - EP Rapporteurs

Ukraine Conflict 'Not Likely' to Be Resolved During Hungary EU Presidency - EP Rapporteurs

The Russia-Ukraine conflict is not likely to be resolved during Hungary’s EU presidency in the second half of next year, authors of a European Parliamentary report on the state of the rule of law in Hungary told a press conference in Brussels.