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Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Parliament on Wednesday voted to extend the period employers may account overtime for the purpose of calculating wages and rest days from twelve months to three years, and to raise the upper threshold for annual overtime from 250 to 400 hours.
Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

After the President of the Central European University announced that 49 of the CEU’s 59 courses will be transferred to Vienna, the debate continues in the press on whether the government’s refusal to let them stay serves or harms Hungary’s interests.
Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

The Hungarian government recently submitted a bill that would ban demonstrations at many important, symbolic locations in Budapest and would only permit events organized by the government. For years, the most important protests have been held at these symbolic locations and at public holidays.
Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Although the Hungarian government sees the EP’s approval of the Sargentini report as illegitimate, it will participate in a General Affairs Council debate on launching an Article 7 procedure against the country, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a press conference.
Macron: ’I’m Leading No Personal Campaign Against Orbán’

Macron: ’I’m Leading No Personal Campaign Against Orbán’

Before visiting Slovakia and the Czech Republic this weekend, French President Emmanuel Macron provided written answers to the questions of selected outlets of the Visegrad countries.
PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

Addressing the inauguration of the revamped Budai Vigadó cultural centre in Budapest’s first district, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said it was Europe, not Hungary, that was locked in a culture war.
Opinion: Hungary’s New Law Restricting Freedom Of Assembly

Opinion: Hungary’s New Law Restricting Freedom Of Assembly

As of Monday Hungary has a new law on the right of assembly which places more restrictions on citizens’ ability to express their dissatisfaction with the state and the government.

"Europe’s Pariah": Opposition Blasts Orbán After Speech

Group leaders of Hungary’s opposition parties slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech opening the autumn session of parliament, accusing him of misrepresenting the Sargentini report approved in the European Parliament last week and of ignoring Hungary’s real problems.
FM Szijjártó: Sargentini Vote ‘Petty Revenge’

FM Szijjártó: Sargentini Vote ‘Petty Revenge’

The European Parliament’s approval of the Sargentini report is a “petty act of revenge by pro-migration politicians”, the Hungarian foreign minister said, following the EP vote.
Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Hungarian Parl't Approves Changes To Overtime Rules

Parliament on Wednesday voted to extend the period employers may account overtime for the purpose of calculating wages and rest days from twelve months to three years, and to raise the upper threshold for annual overtime from 250 to 400 hours.
Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

Local Opinion: CEU Moves 4 Courses Out Of 5 From Budapest To Vienna

After the President of the Central European University announced that 49 of the CEU’s 59 courses will be transferred to Vienna, the debate continues in the press on whether the government’s refusal to let them stay serves or harms Hungary’s interests.
Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

The Hungarian government recently submitted a bill that would ban demonstrations at many important, symbolic locations in Budapest and would only permit events organized by the government. For years, the most important protests have been held at these symbolic locations and at public holidays.
Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Although the Hungarian government sees the EP’s approval of the Sargentini report as illegitimate, it will participate in a General Affairs Council debate on launching an Article 7 procedure against the country, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a press conference.
Macron: ’I’m Leading No Personal Campaign Against Orbán’

Macron: ’I’m Leading No Personal Campaign Against Orbán’

Before visiting Slovakia and the Czech Republic this weekend, French President Emmanuel Macron provided written answers to the questions of selected outlets of the Visegrad countries.
PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

Addressing the inauguration of the revamped Budai Vigadó cultural centre in Budapest’s first district, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said it was Europe, not Hungary, that was locked in a culture war.
Opinion: Hungary’s New Law Restricting Freedom Of Assembly

Opinion: Hungary’s New Law Restricting Freedom Of Assembly

As of Monday Hungary has a new law on the right of assembly which places more restrictions on citizens’ ability to express their dissatisfaction with the state and the government.

"Europe’s Pariah": Opposition Blasts Orbán After Speech

Group leaders of Hungary’s opposition parties slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s speech opening the autumn session of parliament, accusing him of misrepresenting the Sargentini report approved in the European Parliament last week and of ignoring Hungary’s real problems.
FM Szijjártó: Sargentini Vote ‘Petty Revenge’

FM Szijjártó: Sargentini Vote ‘Petty Revenge’

The European Parliament’s approval of the Sargentini report is a “petty act of revenge by pro-migration politicians”, the Hungarian foreign minister said, following the EP vote.