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Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Protests Against Fudan University

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Protests Against Fudan University

Commentators express strongly opposing views about the planned Chinese university campus in Budapest, and its implications.
Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

“A nation with sufficient pride and agility will not be stripped of its future either by its borders being changed or by way of the interests of world powers,” the group leader of the ruling Fidesz-Christian Democratic parties in the Budapest assembly said, marking the Day of National Cohesion, the anniversary of the Trianon peace treaty concluding WWI.
On this Day, in 1920: the Treaty of Trianon Sanctioned the Dismemberment of Hungary

On this Day, in 1920: the Treaty of Trianon Sanctioned the Dismemberment of Hungary

On 4 June 1920, in the aftermath of World War I, the Allied Powers and Hungary signed the Treaty of Trianon, which resulted in Hungary losing two-thirds of its territory. The treaty is one of the most important events in the country’s modern history.
Pro Cultura Minoritatum Hungariae Award Presented

Pro Cultura Minoritatum Hungariae Award Presented

Deputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semjén presented the state Pro Cultura Minoritatum Hungariae award to eleven people and two groups representing Hungary’s 13 national minorities in the Bulgarian cultural centre.
Russia Not Seen As Security Threat In Hungary, Says FM Szijjártó

Russia Not Seen As Security Threat In Hungary, Says FM Szijjártó

Hungary does not consider Russia a direct security threat to its territory but understands and respects that other NATO member states think differently, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Brussels after a two-day session of NATO foreign ministers.
Launch Of The 'Year Of Families', Marked By Hungarian Catholic Church Head

Launch Of The 'Year Of Families', Marked By Hungarian Catholic Church Head

Archbishop Péter Erdő, the head of the Hungarian Catholic church, celebrated holy mass launching a special year dedicated to the family, announced by Pope Francis to mark the fifth anniversary of his exhortation Amoris leatitiae.
LGBTQ NGO To Complain At Hungarian Top Court About Gov't Office Censure Of Fairy Tale Book

LGBTQ NGO To Complain At Hungarian Top Court About Gov't Office Censure Of Fairy Tale Book

Minority rights NGO Labrisz said it will submit a complaint to the Constitutional Court about a central government agency decision to censure the NGO in connection with a fairy tale book.
Watch: Gov't Office Censures LGBTQ NGO For Misleading Customers Of Fairytale Book

Watch: Gov't Office Censures LGBTQ NGO For Misleading Customers Of Fairytale Book

  • 20 Jan 2021 9:19 AM
  • current affairs
A central government agency has censured minority rights NGO Labrisz for failing to alert customers to the nature of a book containing fairy tales retold to reflect the lives of sexual and ethnic minorities.
EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

The European Union’s Article 7 procedures currently under way against Hungary and Poland should be upheld until issues around the rule of law in those countries are resolved, Didier Reynders, EU Commissioner for Justice, told the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs (LIBE), in Brussels.
Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Protests Against Fudan University

Hungarian Opinion: Opposition Protests Against Fudan University

Commentators express strongly opposing views about the planned Chinese university campus in Budapest, and its implications.
Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

Trianon Anniversary Commemorated on 'National Cohesion Day'

“A nation with sufficient pride and agility will not be stripped of its future either by its borders being changed or by way of the interests of world powers,” the group leader of the ruling Fidesz-Christian Democratic parties in the Budapest assembly said, marking the Day of National Cohesion, the anniversary of the Trianon peace treaty concluding WWI.
On this Day, in 1920: the Treaty of Trianon Sanctioned the Dismemberment of Hungary

On this Day, in 1920: the Treaty of Trianon Sanctioned the Dismemberment of Hungary

On 4 June 1920, in the aftermath of World War I, the Allied Powers and Hungary signed the Treaty of Trianon, which resulted in Hungary losing two-thirds of its territory. The treaty is one of the most important events in the country’s modern history.
Pro Cultura Minoritatum Hungariae Award Presented

Pro Cultura Minoritatum Hungariae Award Presented

Deputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semjén presented the state Pro Cultura Minoritatum Hungariae award to eleven people and two groups representing Hungary’s 13 national minorities in the Bulgarian cultural centre.
Russia Not Seen As Security Threat In Hungary, Says FM Szijjártó

Russia Not Seen As Security Threat In Hungary, Says FM Szijjártó

Hungary does not consider Russia a direct security threat to its territory but understands and respects that other NATO member states think differently, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in Brussels after a two-day session of NATO foreign ministers.
Launch Of The 'Year Of Families', Marked By Hungarian Catholic Church Head

Launch Of The 'Year Of Families', Marked By Hungarian Catholic Church Head

Archbishop Péter Erdő, the head of the Hungarian Catholic church, celebrated holy mass launching a special year dedicated to the family, announced by Pope Francis to mark the fifth anniversary of his exhortation Amoris leatitiae.
LGBTQ NGO To Complain At Hungarian Top Court About Gov't Office Censure Of Fairy Tale Book

LGBTQ NGO To Complain At Hungarian Top Court About Gov't Office Censure Of Fairy Tale Book

Minority rights NGO Labrisz said it will submit a complaint to the Constitutional Court about a central government agency decision to censure the NGO in connection with a fairy tale book.
Watch: Gov't Office Censures LGBTQ NGO For Misleading Customers Of Fairytale Book

Watch: Gov't Office Censures LGBTQ NGO For Misleading Customers Of Fairytale Book

  • 20 Jan 2021 9:19 AM
  • current affairs
A central government agency has censured minority rights NGO Labrisz for failing to alert customers to the nature of a book containing fairy tales retold to reflect the lives of sexual and ethnic minorities.
EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

The European Union’s Article 7 procedures currently under way against Hungary and Poland should be upheld until issues around the rule of law in those countries are resolved, Didier Reynders, EU Commissioner for Justice, told the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs (LIBE), in Brussels.