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Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

The parliamentary elections in Hungary in April were conducted in order, with voters given distinct alternatives to participate in a democratic procedure, but the European Union’s concerns, especially with regard to a biased media and non-transparent campaign financing have remained, Didier Reynders, justice commissioner of the EU, said late on Monday, citing a preliminary report by election ...
President Asks Orbán to Form New Government

President Asks Orbán to Form New Government

President János Áder has asked Viktor Orbán, the incumbent prime minister and leader of the election-winning Fidesz party, to set up Hungary's next government.
Elections in Hungary

Elections in Hungary "Well-Run But Did Not Offer Level Playing Field", Says OSCE

Hungary’s parliamentary elections were well-run but the electoral process was marred by the absence of a level playing field, the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said on Monday.

"Election System Played 'No Part Whatsoever' in the Win by Fidesz-led Alliance"

A "historic win" is how analysts at an event held by the Nézőpont Institute on Monday called the results of Fidesz-Christian Democrats under the leadership of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

The National Election Office (NVI) registered some 900 foreign observers for Sunday’s general election. According to figures published on the NVI website, 235 observers represented the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s democratic institutions and human rights office (ODIHR) and 102 for the parliamentary assembly of OSCE.
NATO & EU Summits About Competing Strategies, Says PM Orbán

NATO & EU Summits About Competing Strategies, Says PM Orbán

Concerning last week’s NATO and EU summits, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the meetings had been about competing strategies. It is clear that there is a group of countries that want NATO to play as big a role as possible in this conflict, he said.
Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has “levelled unfounded accusations against the Hungarian election system” in its interim report on the April 3 election, “based on arguments used by the Hungarian left-wing parties,” the Századvég Foundation said on Tuesday.
Opinion: OSCE Observers Release Negative Interim Report on Campaign Conditions in Hungary

Opinion: OSCE Observers Release Negative Interim Report on Campaign Conditions in Hungary

Pro-government outlets see the interim report by OSCE observers as heavily biased. The nationwide left-wing daily finds such rebuttals hypocritical.
Opinion: OSCE Prepares for ‘Full-Scale’ Electoral Monitoring in Hungary

Opinion: OSCE Prepares for ‘Full-Scale’ Electoral Monitoring in Hungary

A pro-government analyst sees the decision to send an unusually large (for an EU country) electoral monitoring mission to Hungary as part of a campaign to explain away the probable defeat of the opposition at the elections in April. A liberal expert thinks even a large number of monitors will have limited means to oversee the election.
Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

Hungary Elections Were in Order but Concerns Remain, Says Justice Commissioner of EU

The parliamentary elections in Hungary in April were conducted in order, with voters given distinct alternatives to participate in a democratic procedure, but the European Union’s concerns, especially with regard to a biased media and non-transparent campaign financing have remained, Didier Reynders, justice commissioner of the EU, said late on Monday, citing a preliminary report by election ...
President Asks Orbán to Form New Government

President Asks Orbán to Form New Government

President János Áder has asked Viktor Orbán, the incumbent prime minister and leader of the election-winning Fidesz party, to set up Hungary's next government.
Elections in Hungary

Elections in Hungary "Well-Run But Did Not Offer Level Playing Field", Says OSCE

Hungary’s parliamentary elections were well-run but the electoral process was marred by the absence of a level playing field, the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said on Monday.

"Election System Played 'No Part Whatsoever' in the Win by Fidesz-led Alliance"

A "historic win" is how analysts at an event held by the Nézőpont Institute on Monday called the results of Fidesz-Christian Democrats under the leadership of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

900 Foreign Observers Registered by Hungarian National Election Office

The National Election Office (NVI) registered some 900 foreign observers for Sunday’s general election. According to figures published on the NVI website, 235 observers represented the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe’s democratic institutions and human rights office (ODIHR) and 102 for the parliamentary assembly of OSCE.
NATO & EU Summits About Competing Strategies, Says PM Orbán

NATO & EU Summits About Competing Strategies, Says PM Orbán

Concerning last week’s NATO and EU summits, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said the meetings had been about competing strategies. It is clear that there is a group of countries that want NATO to play as big a role as possible in this conflict, he said.
Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

Századvég Decries OSCE Findings in Hungary as 'Unfounded'

The Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) has “levelled unfounded accusations against the Hungarian election system” in its interim report on the April 3 election, “based on arguments used by the Hungarian left-wing parties,” the Századvég Foundation said on Tuesday.
Opinion: OSCE Observers Release Negative Interim Report on Campaign Conditions in Hungary

Opinion: OSCE Observers Release Negative Interim Report on Campaign Conditions in Hungary

Pro-government outlets see the interim report by OSCE observers as heavily biased. The nationwide left-wing daily finds such rebuttals hypocritical.
Opinion: OSCE Prepares for ‘Full-Scale’ Electoral Monitoring in Hungary

Opinion: OSCE Prepares for ‘Full-Scale’ Electoral Monitoring in Hungary

A pro-government analyst sees the decision to send an unusually large (for an EU country) electoral monitoring mission to Hungary as part of a campaign to explain away the probable defeat of the opposition at the elections in April. A liberal expert thinks even a large number of monitors will have limited means to oversee the election.