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Game Over: Hungarian on Europol Top Wanted List Turns Himself in After Years on the Run

A 35-year-old member of a drug-trafficking ring on Europol’s list of Europe’s 54 most wanted criminals in 2022 has turned himself in, according to a press release on police.hu posted.

Watch: President Novák Quits After Mass Protest in Budapest Condemning Child Sexual Abuse Case Pardon

  • 11 Feb 2024 8:01 AM
  • current affairs
After coming under increasing pressure for pardoning a man convicted of helping to cover up sexual abuse in a children's home, Hungarian President Katalin Novak resigned on Saturday.

Hungarian Opinion: Government Accused of Using Spyware

As the government stands accused of using spyware to monitor critical journalists and other individuals, a left-wing pundit likens PM Orbán to the dictators of the East. Pro-government commentators are skeptical that the government illegally tapped its critics.

'Largest Protest By Hungarians Ever', 14 April

After the overwhelming victory of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party in Sunday’s Hungarian general election, what is being touted as the “largest protest of Hungarians to date” is being planned for April 14 at 5:30.p.m.

Video: Government-Critical Media To Close

Magyar Nemzet, the broadsheet daily newspaper founded 80 years ago which has become increasingly critical of the government in recent times, will close down on Wednesday, reportedly due to a lack of funds. Radio station Lánchíd Rádió, belonging to the same media group, will also shut down, according to reports.

Video: 'PM Orban's Media Manipulation Exposed' By Al Jazeera

  • 26 Feb 2018 1:00 PM
  • current affairs
A look at Orban's media strategy: Tightly-controlled state media, private outlets owned by government-friendly tycoons.

Escape From Budapest to Shangri-La Hotel In Bangkok: A Tropical City Resort

  • 4 Sep 2017 8:59 AM
  • travel
An oasis of tranquillity, relaxation and luxury in the heart of Bangkok city, the Shangri-La Hotel opened its doors to guests here back in August 1986. It’s prime location on the famous Chao Phraya River, the “River of Kings,” has contributed to its rapid popularity as a city-resort welcoming a wide range of guests - including business travelers, tourists, and meeting and incentive groups.

Opinion: The Agony Of Hungarian Football

  • 14 Jun 2017 8:26 AM
  • sport
The “humiliating defeat” of the Hungarian national football team by the amateur players from the tiny Principality of Andorra has prompted a nationwide uproar. One might retort that football is just a game and there is no guarantee that teams considered to be inferior always lose and the better ones always win. Why all the fuss?

Photos Of Migrants From Bicske Station In Hungary Misleading, Says Austrian Press Council

  • 24 Nov 2015 3:00 AM
  • current affairs
Photos released by the media depicting police handling of migrants at the railway station in Bicske, in northern Hungary, in early September were misleading, the Austrian Press Council has ruled. The council said that photos covering the migrant crisis must always be released in the right context. The council specifically noted a photo depicting Hungarian police reaching for a migrant and his ...

Game Over: Hungarian on Europol Top Wanted List Turns Himself in After Years on the Run

A 35-year-old member of a drug-trafficking ring on Europol’s list of Europe’s 54 most wanted criminals in 2022 has turned himself in, according to a press release on police.hu posted.

Watch: President Novák Quits After Mass Protest in Budapest Condemning Child Sexual Abuse Case Pardon

  • 11 Feb 2024 8:01 AM
  • current affairs
After coming under increasing pressure for pardoning a man convicted of helping to cover up sexual abuse in a children's home, Hungarian President Katalin Novak resigned on Saturday.

Hungarian Opinion: Government Accused of Using Spyware

As the government stands accused of using spyware to monitor critical journalists and other individuals, a left-wing pundit likens PM Orbán to the dictators of the East. Pro-government commentators are skeptical that the government illegally tapped its critics.

'Largest Protest By Hungarians Ever', 14 April

After the overwhelming victory of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s Fidesz party in Sunday’s Hungarian general election, what is being touted as the “largest protest of Hungarians to date” is being planned for April 14 at 5:30.p.m.

Video: Government-Critical Media To Close

Magyar Nemzet, the broadsheet daily newspaper founded 80 years ago which has become increasingly critical of the government in recent times, will close down on Wednesday, reportedly due to a lack of funds. Radio station Lánchíd Rádió, belonging to the same media group, will also shut down, according to reports.

Video: 'PM Orban's Media Manipulation Exposed' By Al Jazeera

  • 26 Feb 2018 1:00 PM
  • current affairs
A look at Orban's media strategy: Tightly-controlled state media, private outlets owned by government-friendly tycoons.

Escape From Budapest to Shangri-La Hotel In Bangkok: A Tropical City Resort

  • 4 Sep 2017 8:59 AM
  • travel
An oasis of tranquillity, relaxation and luxury in the heart of Bangkok city, the Shangri-La Hotel opened its doors to guests here back in August 1986. It’s prime location on the famous Chao Phraya River, the “River of Kings,” has contributed to its rapid popularity as a city-resort welcoming a wide range of guests - including business travelers, tourists, and meeting and incentive groups.

Opinion: The Agony Of Hungarian Football

  • 14 Jun 2017 8:26 AM
  • sport
The “humiliating defeat” of the Hungarian national football team by the amateur players from the tiny Principality of Andorra has prompted a nationwide uproar. One might retort that football is just a game and there is no guarantee that teams considered to be inferior always lose and the better ones always win. Why all the fuss?

Photos Of Migrants From Bicske Station In Hungary Misleading, Says Austrian Press Council

  • 24 Nov 2015 3:00 AM
  • current affairs
Photos released by the media depicting police handling of migrants at the railway station in Bicske, in northern Hungary, in early September were misleading, the Austrian Press Council has ruled. The council said that photos covering the migrant crisis must always be released in the right context. The council specifically noted a photo depicting Hungarian police reaching for a migrant and his ...