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Demo Held Against Battery Plants, Election Committee in Budapest

Demo Held Against Battery Plants, Election Committee in Budapest

The opposition green LMP party held a demonstration on Tuesday evening against the construction of battery plants and a recent decision by the National Election Committee (NVB) rejecting the party’s referendum initiative on requiring the consent of local communities before building such plants.
Finland's FM Thanks Hungary for NATO Accession Ratification

Finland's FM Thanks Hungary for NATO Accession Ratification

Finland’s foreign minister has thanked Hungary for ratifying its NATO membership, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign minister, said in Brussels, adding that Helsinki promised to lobby for the rights of national minorities in Ukraine in European forums.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Critics lambast the government for its stance on Ukraine and increasingly conflictual attitude towards NATO and EU allies, while pro-government commentators take the cabinet’s side in its conflicts with international partners.
Greenpeace Hungary Welcomes Lake Fertő Resort Project Losing Environmental Permit

Greenpeace Hungary Welcomes Lake Fertő Resort Project Losing Environmental Permit

A court has ordered the Győr-Moson-Sopron county government office to revoke the environmental permit issued for the government’s Lake Fertő resort project and instructed the authority to launch a new procedure, Greenpeace Hungary announced.
New Warning of 'Possible Nuclear War' By Fidesz Group Leader

New Warning of 'Possible Nuclear War' By Fidesz Group Leader

If more and more countries engage in the war in Ukraine, the greater the likelihood is of a world war involving nuclear weapons, the group leader of ruling Fidesz said in an interview.
Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that Hungary had violated the clause of the European Convention prohibiting discrimination against Roma in connection with the right to education.
Eight Applicants Bid to Run Budapest Opera

Eight Applicants Bid to Run Budapest Opera

A second attempt to find a new general director of the Opera House produced eight candidates by Tuesday’s deadline of 5 p.m.
Hungary Votes Against EU Proposal on Gas Cuts

Hungary Votes Against EU Proposal on Gas Cuts

Hungary and Poland have voted against a "dangerous" proposal of the European Commission to extend earlier legislation cutting the use of natural gas by 15%, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said.
Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Hungarian lawmakers on Monday voted to ratify Finland's NATO accession.
Demo Held Against Battery Plants, Election Committee in Budapest

Demo Held Against Battery Plants, Election Committee in Budapest

The opposition green LMP party held a demonstration on Tuesday evening against the construction of battery plants and a recent decision by the National Election Committee (NVB) rejecting the party’s referendum initiative on requiring the consent of local communities before building such plants.
Finland's FM Thanks Hungary for NATO Accession Ratification

Finland's FM Thanks Hungary for NATO Accession Ratification

Finland’s foreign minister has thanked Hungary for ratifying its NATO membership, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign minister, said in Brussels, adding that Helsinki promised to lobby for the rights of national minorities in Ukraine in European forums.
Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Opinion: Weeklies on Hungary’s Deteriorating Relations with its Allies

Critics lambast the government for its stance on Ukraine and increasingly conflictual attitude towards NATO and EU allies, while pro-government commentators take the cabinet’s side in its conflicts with international partners.
Greenpeace Hungary Welcomes Lake Fertő Resort Project Losing Environmental Permit

Greenpeace Hungary Welcomes Lake Fertő Resort Project Losing Environmental Permit

A court has ordered the Győr-Moson-Sopron county government office to revoke the environmental permit issued for the government’s Lake Fertő resort project and instructed the authority to launch a new procedure, Greenpeace Hungary announced.
New Warning of 'Possible Nuclear War' By Fidesz Group Leader

New Warning of 'Possible Nuclear War' By Fidesz Group Leader

If more and more countries engage in the war in Ukraine, the greater the likelihood is of a world war involving nuclear weapons, the group leader of ruling Fidesz said in an interview.
Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

Ending Segregation of Roma In Hungary Ordered by Euro Court

The European Court of Human Rights ruled on Thursday that Hungary had violated the clause of the European Convention prohibiting discrimination against Roma in connection with the right to education.
Eight Applicants Bid to Run Budapest Opera

Eight Applicants Bid to Run Budapest Opera

A second attempt to find a new general director of the Opera House produced eight candidates by Tuesday’s deadline of 5 p.m.
Hungary Votes Against EU Proposal on Gas Cuts

Hungary Votes Against EU Proposal on Gas Cuts

Hungary and Poland have voted against a "dangerous" proposal of the European Commission to extend earlier legislation cutting the use of natural gas by 15%, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said.
Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Finland's NATO Bid Ratified in Hungarian Parliament

Hungarian lawmakers on Monday voted to ratify Finland's NATO accession.