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Xploring Budapest: Óbuda Synagogue

Xploring Budapest: Óbuda Synagogue

Óbuda's synagogue is the oldest synagogue in Budapest built to serve the large Jewish community that lived in Óbuda in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Jobbik Submits Bill Against 'State-Sponsored Fake News'

Jobbik Submits Bill Against 'State-Sponsored Fake News'

Jobbik lawmaker Péter Jakab submitted to parliament draft legislation proposing that media organisations convicted for providing false information should be stripped of all forms of state funding.
Hungary Tells EC It Won’t Scrap ‘Stop Soros’ Laws

Hungary Tells EC It Won’t Scrap ‘Stop Soros’ Laws

Hungary will not withdraw its “Stop Soros” package of laws or its related constitutional amendment, according to the government’s response to the European Commission regarding the infringement procedure launched over the legislative packages, a justice ministry official said.
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.
Hungary Gov't To Challenge Sargentini Vote In EU Court

Hungary Gov't To Challenge Sargentini Vote In EU Court

Hungary’s government is taking its challenge against the European Parliament’s (EP) vote on the Sargentini report to the European Court of Justice, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said.

"Europe’s Pariah": Opposition Blasts Orbán After Speech

Group leaders of Hungary’s opposition parties slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech opening the autumn session of parliament, accusing him of misrepresenting the Sargentini report approved in the European Parliament last week and of ignoring Hungary’s real problems.
Future Law Conference, Bank Center, 27 September

Future Law Conference, Bank Center, 27 September

Law firm Dentons will be sponsoring a "Future Law" conference taking place on September 27 in Budapest, with the event aiming to provide a global view on the possible responses of legal industry to technological challenges, hosting leading experts in the field.
Orbán European Parliament Has Pro-Migrant Majority For Now

Orbán European Parliament Has Pro-Migrant Majority For Now

Noting that Europe would hold elections next May, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called the current members of the European Parliament has-beens. The current EP has a “clear pro-migrant” majority whose mission “is to change the composition of the continent and replace its population”, Orbán said. He said certain EP politicians “hate all those who oppose their plans and organise resistance”.
PM’s Office: Sargentini Vote Rule Illegal

PM’s Office: Sargentini Vote Rule Illegal

Referring to the issue of whether abstentions were counted or disregarded under European parliamentary rules in the vote to open the Article 7 procedure against Hungary, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office insisted the Sargentini report did not receive the required two-thirds majority.
Xploring Budapest: Óbuda Synagogue

Xploring Budapest: Óbuda Synagogue

Óbuda's synagogue is the oldest synagogue in Budapest built to serve the large Jewish community that lived in Óbuda in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Jobbik Submits Bill Against 'State-Sponsored Fake News'

Jobbik Submits Bill Against 'State-Sponsored Fake News'

Jobbik lawmaker Péter Jakab submitted to parliament draft legislation proposing that media organisations convicted for providing false information should be stripped of all forms of state funding.
Hungary Tells EC It Won’t Scrap ‘Stop Soros’ Laws

Hungary Tells EC It Won’t Scrap ‘Stop Soros’ Laws

Hungary will not withdraw its “Stop Soros” package of laws or its related constitutional amendment, according to the government’s response to the European Commission regarding the infringement procedure launched over the legislative packages, a justice ministry official said.
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.
Hungary Gov't To Challenge Sargentini Vote In EU Court

Hungary Gov't To Challenge Sargentini Vote In EU Court

Hungary’s government is taking its challenge against the European Parliament’s (EP) vote on the Sargentini report to the European Court of Justice, Gergely Gulyás, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said.

"Europe’s Pariah": Opposition Blasts Orbán After Speech

Group leaders of Hungary’s opposition parties slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech opening the autumn session of parliament, accusing him of misrepresenting the Sargentini report approved in the European Parliament last week and of ignoring Hungary’s real problems.
Future Law Conference, Bank Center, 27 September

Future Law Conference, Bank Center, 27 September

Law firm Dentons will be sponsoring a "Future Law" conference taking place on September 27 in Budapest, with the event aiming to provide a global view on the possible responses of legal industry to technological challenges, hosting leading experts in the field.
Orbán European Parliament Has Pro-Migrant Majority For Now

Orbán European Parliament Has Pro-Migrant Majority For Now

Noting that Europe would hold elections next May, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán called the current members of the European Parliament has-beens. The current EP has a “clear pro-migrant” majority whose mission “is to change the composition of the continent and replace its population”, Orbán said. He said certain EP politicians “hate all those who oppose their plans and organise resistance”.
PM’s Office: Sargentini Vote Rule Illegal

PM’s Office: Sargentini Vote Rule Illegal

Referring to the issue of whether abstentions were counted or disregarded under European parliamentary rules in the vote to open the Article 7 procedure against Hungary, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office insisted the Sargentini report did not receive the required two-thirds majority.