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Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

The prime minister, addressing an international press conference on Wednesday, hailed Hungary's "exceptional performance" in what he called the country's "most difficult year" since its change of regime.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

A pro-government commentator hopes that by next spring EU decision-makers will convince themselves that Hungary has fulfilled the rule of law conditions set by the European Commission.
EU Members Clear Hungary Recovery Plan, Unblocking of Recovery Funding Expected

EU Members Clear Hungary Recovery Plan, Unblocking of Recovery Funding Expected

European Union member states “listened to Hungary’s arguments” and approved the country’s recovery plan which is expected to lead to the unblocking of recovery funding, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in Brussels on Tuesday.
Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

The Constitutional Court has turned down an appeal by opposition lawmakers seeking the top court’s review of the rules governing minimum services teachers must provide during a strike action.
“Brussels is Unfair with Hungary” Says Orbán About Blocked EU Funding

“Brussels is Unfair with Hungary” Says Orbán About Blocked EU Funding

Regarding Hungary’s access to EU funding, Orbán said “Brussels is unfair with Hungary” due to fundamental differences in opinion and political reasons, but an agreement must be sought regardless.
Watch: EC Says Reforms by Hungary Not Enough to Get All Withheld EU Funds

Watch: EC Says Reforms by Hungary Not Enough to Get All Withheld EU Funds

The European Commission believes the reforms undertaken by Budapest so far to ensure EU money is not misused did not go far enough.
New 'Pro-Democracy Group' Accuses Hungarian Gov't of Using Secret Services for Political Purposes

New 'Pro-Democracy Group' Accuses Hungarian Gov't of Using Secret Services for Political Purposes

A new organisation in Hungary calling itself a “pro-democracy group” has accused the government of using the country’s secret services for the purposes of carrying out its political aims.
EP Votes to Recommend Freezing Hungary Funding

EP Votes to Recommend Freezing Hungary Funding

The European Parliament has proposed freezing European Union funding, saying that the 17 measures taken by Hungary aimed at unlocking its EU funding were not sufficient to offset the systemic risks to the block’s finances.
Gov't 'Threat' to Bank Deposits in Hungary, Says Opposition DK

Gov't 'Threat' to Bank Deposits in Hungary, Says Opposition DK

The government is a threat to bank deposits, the opposition Democratic Coalition said, insisting that banks had been told to cap interest payments on deposits at the same rate as government securities with a maturity of three months.
Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

The prime minister, addressing an international press conference on Wednesday, hailed Hungary's "exceptional performance" in what he called the country's "most difficult year" since its change of regime.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the EU Payments Deal

A pro-government commentator hopes that by next spring EU decision-makers will convince themselves that Hungary has fulfilled the rule of law conditions set by the European Commission.
EU Members Clear Hungary Recovery Plan, Unblocking of Recovery Funding Expected

EU Members Clear Hungary Recovery Plan, Unblocking of Recovery Funding Expected

European Union member states “listened to Hungary’s arguments” and approved the country’s recovery plan which is expected to lead to the unblocking of recovery funding, Justice Minister Judit Varga said in Brussels on Tuesday.
Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

Court Rejects Appeal for Review of Rules Governing Teacher Strikes in Hungary

The Constitutional Court has turned down an appeal by opposition lawmakers seeking the top court’s review of the rules governing minimum services teachers must provide during a strike action.
“Brussels is Unfair with Hungary” Says Orbán About Blocked EU Funding

“Brussels is Unfair with Hungary” Says Orbán About Blocked EU Funding

Regarding Hungary’s access to EU funding, Orbán said “Brussels is unfair with Hungary” due to fundamental differences in opinion and political reasons, but an agreement must be sought regardless.
Watch: EC Says Reforms by Hungary Not Enough to Get All Withheld EU Funds

Watch: EC Says Reforms by Hungary Not Enough to Get All Withheld EU Funds

The European Commission believes the reforms undertaken by Budapest so far to ensure EU money is not misused did not go far enough.
New 'Pro-Democracy Group' Accuses Hungarian Gov't of Using Secret Services for Political Purposes

New 'Pro-Democracy Group' Accuses Hungarian Gov't of Using Secret Services for Political Purposes

A new organisation in Hungary calling itself a “pro-democracy group” has accused the government of using the country’s secret services for the purposes of carrying out its political aims.
EP Votes to Recommend Freezing Hungary Funding

EP Votes to Recommend Freezing Hungary Funding

The European Parliament has proposed freezing European Union funding, saying that the 17 measures taken by Hungary aimed at unlocking its EU funding were not sufficient to offset the systemic risks to the block’s finances.
Gov't 'Threat' to Bank Deposits in Hungary, Says Opposition DK

Gov't 'Threat' to Bank Deposits in Hungary, Says Opposition DK

The government is a threat to bank deposits, the opposition Democratic Coalition said, insisting that banks had been told to cap interest payments on deposits at the same rate as government securities with a maturity of three months.