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Hungarian Textbook Publishers Sue State

Hungarian Textbook Publishers Sue State

Five private textbook publishers will sue the Hungarian state as the state rejected without considering their applications to have the licences of their textbooks extended for another five years, the website Átlátszó reports.
Hungary Summons Swedish Ambassador

Hungary Summons Swedish Ambassador

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó summoned Sweden’s ambassador to Hungary over the Swedish government’s recent critical remarks regarding Hungary’s migration policy.
US Ambassador Sees No Violation Of Freedom Rights In Hungary

US Ambassador Sees No Violation Of Freedom Rights In Hungary

David B. Cornstein, the United States’ ambassador to Hungary, said he has not experienced any infringement on freedom rights in Hungary and should the case be the opposite, he would certainly speak out against that, in an interview published by Jewish political and cultural magazine Shabbat on Thursday.
Top Court: Amendment To Water Management Law Unconstitutional

Top Court: Amendment To Water Management Law Unconstitutional

Hungary’s amended water management law, which parliament passed in July, is unconstitutional, the Constitutional Court said in a ruling.
Vodafone Challenges NMHH Fine Again

Vodafone Challenges NMHH Fine Again

Vodafone is seeking a judicial review of the decision by the telecoms and media authority NMHH to fine the company Ft 40 million over its handling of new identity confirmation rules.
Local Opinion: Dispute Over Use Of A Christian Banner

Local Opinion: Dispute Over Use Of A Christian Banner

Liberal and left-wing columnists criticize the government for displaying a flag depicting a cross on the Parliament building on August 20. Conservative commentators, on the other hand, find the critics of the flag paranoid and their comments absurd.
Local Opinion: Paparazzi Photo Of PM’s Daughter

Local Opinion: Paparazzi Photo Of PM’s Daughter

With reference to a photo of the PM’s daughter, a columnist in the leading left-wing daily accuses the government of ignorance and arrogance. A Marxist philosopher calls on the Left to leave family members of politicians out of political skirmishes.
Gov't: All Asylum Seekers Eligible For Care

Gov't: All Asylum Seekers Eligible For Care

All asylum seekers staying in a transit zone on Hungary’s southern border are eligible for care services and are receiving these services, the Government Information Centre has said.
Eighth Migrant Denied Food At Border

Eighth Migrant Denied Food At Border

A young Afghan woman is the eighth person to be refused food by Hungarian authorities at the border with Serbia, the Hungarian Helsinki Committee reported.
Hungarian Textbook Publishers Sue State

Hungarian Textbook Publishers Sue State

Five private textbook publishers will sue the Hungarian state as the state rejected without considering their applications to have the licences of their textbooks extended for another five years, the website Átlátszó reports.
Hungary Summons Swedish Ambassador

Hungary Summons Swedish Ambassador

Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó summoned Sweden’s ambassador to Hungary over the Swedish government’s recent critical remarks regarding Hungary’s migration policy.
US Ambassador Sees No Violation Of Freedom Rights In Hungary

US Ambassador Sees No Violation Of Freedom Rights In Hungary

David B. Cornstein, the United States’ ambassador to Hungary, said he has not experienced any infringement on freedom rights in Hungary and should the case be the opposite, he would certainly speak out against that, in an interview published by Jewish political and cultural magazine Shabbat on Thursday.
Top Court: Amendment To Water Management Law Unconstitutional

Top Court: Amendment To Water Management Law Unconstitutional

Hungary’s amended water management law, which parliament passed in July, is unconstitutional, the Constitutional Court said in a ruling.
Vodafone Challenges NMHH Fine Again

Vodafone Challenges NMHH Fine Again

Vodafone is seeking a judicial review of the decision by the telecoms and media authority NMHH to fine the company Ft 40 million over its handling of new identity confirmation rules.
Local Opinion: Dispute Over Use Of A Christian Banner

Local Opinion: Dispute Over Use Of A Christian Banner

Liberal and left-wing columnists criticize the government for displaying a flag depicting a cross on the Parliament building on August 20. Conservative commentators, on the other hand, find the critics of the flag paranoid and their comments absurd.
Local Opinion: Paparazzi Photo Of PM’s Daughter

Local Opinion: Paparazzi Photo Of PM’s Daughter

With reference to a photo of the PM’s daughter, a columnist in the leading left-wing daily accuses the government of ignorance and arrogance. A Marxist philosopher calls on the Left to leave family members of politicians out of political skirmishes.
Gov't: All Asylum Seekers Eligible For Care

Gov't: All Asylum Seekers Eligible For Care

All asylum seekers staying in a transit zone on Hungary’s southern border are eligible for care services and are receiving these services, the Government Information Centre has said.
Eighth Migrant Denied Food At Border

Eighth Migrant Denied Food At Border

A young Afghan woman is the eighth person to be refused food by Hungarian authorities at the border with Serbia, the Hungarian Helsinki Committee reported.