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Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Representatives of opposition parties called for cooperation and further protests against the government at a demonstration in front of Parliament on Friday.
Video : Protests Hit Hungarian Parliament Over 'Slave Law' Labour Bill

Video : Protests Hit Hungarian Parliament Over 'Slave Law' Labour Bill

  • 13 Dec 2018 1:37 PM
  • current affairs
Protesters faced off with police in front of Hungary's Parliament in Budapest on Wednesday evening after lawmakers approved a controversial amendment to labour laws proposed by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party.
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.
PM Orbán: Workers To Benefit From Labour Changes In Hungary

PM Orbán: Workers To Benefit From Labour Changes In Hungary

Changes to the labour code now before parliament have been designed to serve the interests of employees, the prime minister told commercial television ATV.
Opinion: OTP Bank's Private Jet Identified As Hungarian Governmental Aircraft

Opinion: OTP Bank's Private Jet Identified As Hungarian Governmental Aircraft

The prime minister has probably flown aboard Hungarian bank OTP’s private jet (worth approx. HUF 11 billion) to soccer matches and official meetings several times.

Local Opinion: Case CEU In Hungary – How Important Is It?

Left wing commentators consider the departure of the US-accredited degree modules of the Central European University a major defeat for democracy. A conservative analyst remarks that the West does not seem too concerned.
PM Orbán: European Parliament Needs ‘New Blood’

PM Orbán: European Parliament Needs ‘New Blood’

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in his regular Friday interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio, said the European Parliament was in need of “new blood”.
Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Saving the print media in Hungary is of public interest, the Government Information Centre (KTK) has said, referring to the government decision to exempt from oversight the Central European Press and Media Foundation’s acquisition of Opus Press, Echo TV, New Wave Media Group and Magyar Idők Publishing.
PM Orbán To Lauder: 'You're Asking Me To Limit Press Freedom'

PM Orbán To Lauder: 'You're Asking Me To Limit Press Freedom'

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán , in a letter to Ronald S. Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress, expressed his “surprise” that the WJC leader had asked him “to limit freedom of speech and the freedom of the press” by calling on him to condemn an image that recently appeared on the cover of business weekly Figyelő, which Lauder had called anti-Semitic.
Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Hungarian Opposition Calls For Unity, Further Protests

Representatives of opposition parties called for cooperation and further protests against the government at a demonstration in front of Parliament on Friday.
Video : Protests Hit Hungarian Parliament Over 'Slave Law' Labour Bill

Video : Protests Hit Hungarian Parliament Over 'Slave Law' Labour Bill

  • 13 Dec 2018 1:37 PM
  • current affairs
Protesters faced off with police in front of Hungary's Parliament in Budapest on Wednesday evening after lawmakers approved a controversial amendment to labour laws proposed by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's Fidesz party.
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.
PM Orbán: Workers To Benefit From Labour Changes In Hungary

PM Orbán: Workers To Benefit From Labour Changes In Hungary

Changes to the labour code now before parliament have been designed to serve the interests of employees, the prime minister told commercial television ATV.
Opinion: OTP Bank's Private Jet Identified As Hungarian Governmental Aircraft

Opinion: OTP Bank's Private Jet Identified As Hungarian Governmental Aircraft

The prime minister has probably flown aboard Hungarian bank OTP’s private jet (worth approx. HUF 11 billion) to soccer matches and official meetings several times.

Local Opinion: Case CEU In Hungary – How Important Is It?

Left wing commentators consider the departure of the US-accredited degree modules of the Central European University a major defeat for democracy. A conservative analyst remarks that the West does not seem too concerned.
PM Orbán: European Parliament Needs ‘New Blood’

PM Orbán: European Parliament Needs ‘New Blood’

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in his regular Friday interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio, said the European Parliament was in need of “new blood”.
Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Hungarian Gov't: ‘Saving Print Media In Public Interest’

Saving the print media in Hungary is of public interest, the Government Information Centre (KTK) has said, referring to the government decision to exempt from oversight the Central European Press and Media Foundation’s acquisition of Opus Press, Echo TV, New Wave Media Group and Magyar Idők Publishing.
PM Orbán To Lauder: 'You're Asking Me To Limit Press Freedom'

PM Orbán To Lauder: 'You're Asking Me To Limit Press Freedom'

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán , in a letter to Ronald S. Lauder, president of the World Jewish Congress, expressed his “surprise” that the WJC leader had asked him “to limit freedom of speech and the freedom of the press” by calling on him to condemn an image that recently appeared on the cover of business weekly Figyelő, which Lauder had called anti-Semitic.