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Coca-Cola, Spar, Lidl & Aldi All Slammed by Hungarian Minister

Coca-Cola, Spar, Lidl & Aldi All Slammed by Hungarian Minister

Construction and Transport Minister János Lázár promised stricter rules on food quality on Wednesday, after Coca-Cola acknowledged that the soft drink Fanta sold in Hungary contains less orange than in Western Europe.
Hungarian Opinion: Lessons of the Electoral Campaign

Hungarian Opinion: Lessons of the Electoral Campaign

In their last opinion columns before Sunday’s municipal and European elections, commentators tried to make sense of the changes in the domestic political landscape and relations between Hungary and the European Union.
Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Leftist and liberal authors accuse the government of turning its back on western allies, while pro-government commentators believe Hungary’s leaders are simply desperately trying to preserve peace on the continent.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Weekly newspapers were already on the stands when tens of thousands of people attended the 15 March rally where Péter Magyar, the divorced husband of former justice minister Judit Varga announced his plan to set up a new centrist party. This week, most commentators express scepticism about his initiative.
Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

As every year, commentators mark 15 March with attempts to apply the lessons of the 1848 revolution to the present era.
Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

A pro-government analyst sees the juridical erudition of the President elected by the parliamentary majority on Monday as a guarantee against mistaken decisions.
Hungarian Weeklies on the Paedophile Pardon Scandal and the Future of the EU

Hungarian Weeklies on the Paedophile Pardon Scandal and the Future of the EU

Weeklies went to print before Prime Minister Orbán pledged to amend the constitution, to make it impossible for the President to pardon crimes related to paedophilia.
Hungarian Opinion: Electoral Tinkering & the Opposition

Hungarian Opinion: Electoral Tinkering & the Opposition

Critics of the government accuse it of unscrupulously manipulating electoral rules, while pro-government columnists dismiss such arguments as unsubstantiated and pitiful.
Coca-Cola, Spar, Lidl & Aldi All Slammed by Hungarian Minister

Coca-Cola, Spar, Lidl & Aldi All Slammed by Hungarian Minister

Construction and Transport Minister János Lázár promised stricter rules on food quality on Wednesday, after Coca-Cola acknowledged that the soft drink Fanta sold in Hungary contains less orange than in Western Europe.
Hungarian Opinion: Lessons of the Electoral Campaign

Hungarian Opinion: Lessons of the Electoral Campaign

In their last opinion columns before Sunday’s municipal and European elections, commentators tried to make sense of the changes in the domestic political landscape and relations between Hungary and the European Union.
Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Leftist and liberal authors accuse the government of turning its back on western allies, while pro-government commentators believe Hungary’s leaders are simply desperately trying to preserve peace on the continent.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Weekly newspapers were already on the stands when tens of thousands of people attended the 15 March rally where Péter Magyar, the divorced husband of former justice minister Judit Varga announced his plan to set up a new centrist party. This week, most commentators express scepticism about his initiative.
Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

As every year, commentators mark 15 March with attempts to apply the lessons of the 1848 revolution to the present era.
Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

A pro-government analyst sees the juridical erudition of the President elected by the parliamentary majority on Monday as a guarantee against mistaken decisions.
Hungarian Weeklies on the Paedophile Pardon Scandal and the Future of the EU

Hungarian Weeklies on the Paedophile Pardon Scandal and the Future of the EU

Weeklies went to print before Prime Minister Orbán pledged to amend the constitution, to make it impossible for the President to pardon crimes related to paedophilia.
Hungarian Opinion: Electoral Tinkering & the Opposition

Hungarian Opinion: Electoral Tinkering & the Opposition

Critics of the government accuse it of unscrupulously manipulating electoral rules, while pro-government columnists dismiss such arguments as unsubstantiated and pitiful.