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Watch: 'Hungary Must Allow Independent Investigation' on Pegasus Spyware

  • 27 Jul 2021 3:35 PM
  • current affairs
From French President Emmanuel Macron to journalists, business leaders and human rights activists, the list of people allegedly spied on using the Pegasus software is long and illustrious.

Watch: Hungary Under Constant 'Attack From Brussels', Says Szijjártó to BBC

Hungary is under “continuous attack from Brussels, whatever we decide, European institutions find a way to put some pressure on us and to blackmail us so we change our decisions and not use national competencies,” Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in an interview with BBC.

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.

Watch: 'Hungary Must Allow Independent Investigation' on Pegasus Spyware

  • 27 Jul 2021 3:35 PM
  • current affairs
From French President Emmanuel Macron to journalists, business leaders and human rights activists, the list of people allegedly spied on using the Pegasus software is long and illustrious.

Watch: Hungary Under Constant 'Attack From Brussels', Says Szijjártó to BBC

Hungary is under “continuous attack from Brussels, whatever we decide, European institutions find a way to put some pressure on us and to blackmail us so we change our decisions and not use national competencies,” Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said in an interview with BBC.

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.