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Hungarian Opposition Parties Decry Audit Office Fines

Hungarian Opposition Parties Decry Audit Office Fines

Conservative opposition Jobbik has said it will convene an emergency congress to discuss the situation in light of fines levied on the party by the State Audit Office (ÁSZ) for violating campaign financing rules in last spring’s general election.
Literary Evening, Bagpipe Competition To Mark Burns Anniversary In Budapest

Literary Evening, Bagpipe Competition To Mark Burns Anniversary In Budapest

A literary evening, a bagpipe competition, concerts and charity events will be held to mark the 260th birth anniversary of Scotland’s national poet Robert Burns in Budapest between January 25 and 29, the Robert Burns International Foundation (RBIF) said.
New Anti-Govt Protests Held Around Hungary

New Anti-Govt Protests Held Around Hungary

Speakers at a Saturday demonstration held in Budapest against the labour code amendments emphasised the importance of unity, and they also spoke up for the rights of citizens.
Hungary's Fidesz Loses Quarter Million Voters, Závecz Poll Claims

Hungary's Fidesz Loses Quarter Million Voters, Závecz Poll Claims

A new representative poll by the Závecz Research Institute (ZRI) shows that support for the governing national-conservative party Fidesz is falling due to the unpopularity of the so-called "slave law" and opposition action.
Hungarian Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán For 'Lying'

Hungarian Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán For 'Lying'

Opposition leaders have blasted Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for “lying about Hungary’s real situation” in an international press conference on Thursday.
Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Hungary has again made it clear that it does not want to become a country of immigrants and insists that the direction of the European Union’s future migration policy should be decided by its citizens in the upcoming European parliamentary elections, a senior government official said in Brussels.
Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

The parliamentary group leader of ruling Fidesz said participants in recent demonstrations against new overtime regulations included organisations that are on US billionaire George Soros's payroll.
Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

A special session of parliament lacked a quorum Thursday due to a boycott by ruling party lawmakers.
Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

While the two bills that sparked passionate anti-government demonstrations were signed into law by President Áder who then became the target of this year’s last protest rally, nationwide weeklies try to put the December protest into perspective.
Hungarian Opposition Parties Decry Audit Office Fines

Hungarian Opposition Parties Decry Audit Office Fines

Conservative opposition Jobbik has said it will convene an emergency congress to discuss the situation in light of fines levied on the party by the State Audit Office (ÁSZ) for violating campaign financing rules in last spring’s general election.
Literary Evening, Bagpipe Competition To Mark Burns Anniversary In Budapest

Literary Evening, Bagpipe Competition To Mark Burns Anniversary In Budapest

A literary evening, a bagpipe competition, concerts and charity events will be held to mark the 260th birth anniversary of Scotland’s national poet Robert Burns in Budapest between January 25 and 29, the Robert Burns International Foundation (RBIF) said.
New Anti-Govt Protests Held Around Hungary

New Anti-Govt Protests Held Around Hungary

Speakers at a Saturday demonstration held in Budapest against the labour code amendments emphasised the importance of unity, and they also spoke up for the rights of citizens.
Hungary's Fidesz Loses Quarter Million Voters, Závecz Poll Claims

Hungary's Fidesz Loses Quarter Million Voters, Závecz Poll Claims

A new representative poll by the Závecz Research Institute (ZRI) shows that support for the governing national-conservative party Fidesz is falling due to the unpopularity of the so-called "slave law" and opposition action.
Hungarian Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán For 'Lying'

Hungarian Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán For 'Lying'

Opposition leaders have blasted Prime Minister Viktor Orbán for “lying about Hungary’s real situation” in an international press conference on Thursday.
Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Hungary has again made it clear that it does not want to become a country of immigrants and insists that the direction of the European Union’s future migration policy should be decided by its citizens in the upcoming European parliamentary elections, a senior government official said in Brussels.
Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

The parliamentary group leader of ruling Fidesz said participants in recent demonstrations against new overtime regulations included organisations that are on US billionaire George Soros's payroll.
Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

A special session of parliament lacked a quorum Thursday due to a boycott by ruling party lawmakers.
Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

Local Opinion: Weeklies On The Anti-Government Demonstrations In Hungary

While the two bills that sparked passionate anti-government demonstrations were signed into law by President Áder who then became the target of this year’s last protest rally, nationwide weeklies try to put the December protest into perspective.