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Watch: EC Voices Concern As Hungary's Leading Independent Radio Loses Licence

Watch: EC Voices Concern As Hungary's Leading Independent Radio Loses Licence

The European Commission has expressed concern over the case of Hungary’s Klubrádió, a private broadcaster popular with opposition listeners that will go off the air at the end of the week after losing an appeal to extend its licence.
Euro Court Rules Hungary Breached EU Air Quality Standards: Inc. In Budapest

Euro Court Rules Hungary Breached EU Air Quality Standards: Inc. In Budapest

Hungary has breached EU air quality rules by failing to comply with the daily limit for particulates in the air and for overstepping the duration for exceeding these limits, the European Court of Justice said.
Hungarian Opinion: Row Over Law Of Conditionality EU Deal Rumbles On

Hungarian Opinion: Row Over Law Of Conditionality EU Deal Rumbles On

Commentators on Left and Right ponder the broader implications of the EU’s rule of law conditionality. Most importantly, they try to gauge how and when it could be used against Hungary.
EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

The European Union’s Article 7 procedures currently under way against Hungary and Poland should be upheld until issues around the rule of law in those countries are resolved, Didier Reynders, EU Commissioner for Justice, told the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs (LIBE), in Brussels.
Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Commentators ponder whether a compromise is possible in the feud pitting Hungary and Poland against the majority of the EU member countries, over plans to make Union payments to member countries conditional on rule of law compliance.
Hungary Among EU Countries Better Protected Against Covid

Hungary Among EU Countries Better Protected Against Covid

Hungary is one of the better-protected EU countries in terms of the coronavirus, with 317 deaths per million in Hungary as against 481 in the European Union as a whole, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said in an interview published in Tuesday’s issue of Magyar Nemzet.
State Of Emergency Extended In Hungary

State Of Emergency Extended In Hungary

Parliament passed a law on the government’s response to the second wave of the novel coronavirus epidemic, extending the state of emergency declared due to the pandemic for a period of 90 days.
ECJ: Hungarian Law On Higher Education Breaches EU Law

ECJ: Hungarian Law On Higher Education Breaches EU Law

Provisions in Hungary’s law on higher education that affect how foreign universities operate in the country breach EU law, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled.
PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

A failure by young people to follow the rules could endanger the elderly and the sick, the prime minister warned in his speech to lawmakers. “Now the effectiveness of our defence against the pandemic really depends on us,” he said.
Watch: EC Voices Concern As Hungary's Leading Independent Radio Loses Licence

Watch: EC Voices Concern As Hungary's Leading Independent Radio Loses Licence

The European Commission has expressed concern over the case of Hungary’s Klubrádió, a private broadcaster popular with opposition listeners that will go off the air at the end of the week after losing an appeal to extend its licence.
Euro Court Rules Hungary Breached EU Air Quality Standards: Inc. In Budapest

Euro Court Rules Hungary Breached EU Air Quality Standards: Inc. In Budapest

Hungary has breached EU air quality rules by failing to comply with the daily limit for particulates in the air and for overstepping the duration for exceeding these limits, the European Court of Justice said.
Hungarian Opinion: Row Over Law Of Conditionality EU Deal Rumbles On

Hungarian Opinion: Row Over Law Of Conditionality EU Deal Rumbles On

Commentators on Left and Right ponder the broader implications of the EU’s rule of law conditionality. Most importantly, they try to gauge how and when it could be used against Hungary.
EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

EU Commissioner Calls For Continued Article 7 Procedure Against Hungary & Poland

The European Union’s Article 7 procedures currently under way against Hungary and Poland should be upheld until issues around the rule of law in those countries are resolved, Didier Reynders, EU Commissioner for Justice, told the European Parliament’s Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice, and Home Affairs (LIBE), in Brussels.
Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Hungarian Opinion: No Resolution In Sight In Clash With EU

Commentators ponder whether a compromise is possible in the feud pitting Hungary and Poland against the majority of the EU member countries, over plans to make Union payments to member countries conditional on rule of law compliance.
Hungary Among EU Countries Better Protected Against Covid

Hungary Among EU Countries Better Protected Against Covid

Hungary is one of the better-protected EU countries in terms of the coronavirus, with 317 deaths per million in Hungary as against 481 in the European Union as a whole, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said in an interview published in Tuesday’s issue of Magyar Nemzet.
State Of Emergency Extended In Hungary

State Of Emergency Extended In Hungary

Parliament passed a law on the government’s response to the second wave of the novel coronavirus epidemic, extending the state of emergency declared due to the pandemic for a period of 90 days.
ECJ: Hungarian Law On Higher Education Breaches EU Law

ECJ: Hungarian Law On Higher Education Breaches EU Law

Provisions in Hungary’s law on higher education that affect how foreign universities operate in the country breach EU law, the European Court of Justice (ECJ) ruled.
PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

A failure by young people to follow the rules could endanger the elderly and the sick, the prime minister warned in his speech to lawmakers. “Now the effectiveness of our defence against the pandemic really depends on us,” he said.