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EP Committee Sees Conflict Of Interest Concerning Hungarian MEP Trócsányi's EC Candidacy

EP Committee Sees Conflict Of Interest Concerning Hungarian MEP Trócsányi's EC Candidacy

The legal committee of the European Parliament (JURI) has established that there is a conflict of interest between Hungarian MEP László Trócsányi’s candidacy for EU commissioner and law firm Nagy and Trócsányi’s receiving orders from the Hungarian state, JURI vice-chairman Sergey Lagodinsky told reporters in Brussels.
Hungarian Gov't: Europe Should Remove Migrants, Not Accept Them

Hungarian Gov't: Europe Should Remove Migrants, Not Accept Them

Europe’s leadership should transport migrants back to their homelands, rather than settle them in the European Union, the Hungarian government spokesman said, in reaction to a recent proposal by four EU interior ministers on mandatory resettlement quotas.
Hungarian Police Investigate Opposition’s Handling Of Voter Data

Hungarian Police Investigate Opposition’s Handling Of Voter Data

Police are investigating the opposition’s handling of voter data in connection with the local election campaign in the 8th district of Budapest, the daily Magyar Nemzet’s online edition said, citing police information.
National Student Strike Announced Against Education Law Amendment In Budapest

National Student Strike Announced Against Education Law Amendment In Budapest

A demonstration organised by secondary school students took place in Budapest in front of Parliament on Saturday to protest against an amendment to the law on public education, with a national student strike announced for Sept. 13.
Marketing Summit & Influencer Festival @ Akvárium Club, 12 – 13 September

Marketing Summit & Influencer Festival @ Akvárium Club, 12 – 13 September

Instagram stars, YouTubers and show hosts will get together with marketing experts on September 12 & 13 in Akvárium Klub this September, to discuss the most important challenges and developments in the industry, according to a press release.
Around 20% Of Hungarian Lifts Need Replacing

Around 20% Of Hungarian Lifts Need Replacing

Some 6,000 passenger elevators in Hungary should be replaced for maintenance, meaning around 20% of all such machinery in use in Hungary, business daily Világgazdaság reported on Wednesday, citing data from the Hungarian Lift Association (MFSz).
Hungarian Justice Minister Calls For Regulating Tech Giants' Excessive Power

Hungarian Justice Minister Calls For Regulating Tech Giants' Excessive Power

Finding ways to regulate the excessive power of multinational technology companies will be one of the biggest challenges of the coming decades, Justice Minister Judit Varga said at an event at the Sziget festival on Sunday.
Hungarian Opinion: CEU’s Last Graduation Ceremony In Budapest

Hungarian Opinion: CEU’s Last Graduation Ceremony In Budapest

As the Central European University bids farewell to Hungary, right-wing commentators liken ideas expressed by CEU representatives to colonialist and even Nazi and Communist thinking. They consider CEU’s departure as ‘good riddance’.
EC Finds No Double Standard In Food Quality In Hungary

EC Finds No Double Standard In Food Quality In Hungary

There is no proof that the quality of the same food products differs in Eastern and Western European shops, the European Commission found in a report published on Monday.
EP Committee Sees Conflict Of Interest Concerning Hungarian MEP Trócsányi's EC Candidacy

EP Committee Sees Conflict Of Interest Concerning Hungarian MEP Trócsányi's EC Candidacy

The legal committee of the European Parliament (JURI) has established that there is a conflict of interest between Hungarian MEP László Trócsányi’s candidacy for EU commissioner and law firm Nagy and Trócsányi’s receiving orders from the Hungarian state, JURI vice-chairman Sergey Lagodinsky told reporters in Brussels.
Hungarian Gov't: Europe Should Remove Migrants, Not Accept Them

Hungarian Gov't: Europe Should Remove Migrants, Not Accept Them

Europe’s leadership should transport migrants back to their homelands, rather than settle them in the European Union, the Hungarian government spokesman said, in reaction to a recent proposal by four EU interior ministers on mandatory resettlement quotas.
Hungarian Police Investigate Opposition’s Handling Of Voter Data

Hungarian Police Investigate Opposition’s Handling Of Voter Data

Police are investigating the opposition’s handling of voter data in connection with the local election campaign in the 8th district of Budapest, the daily Magyar Nemzet’s online edition said, citing police information.
National Student Strike Announced Against Education Law Amendment In Budapest

National Student Strike Announced Against Education Law Amendment In Budapest

A demonstration organised by secondary school students took place in Budapest in front of Parliament on Saturday to protest against an amendment to the law on public education, with a national student strike announced for Sept. 13.
Marketing Summit & Influencer Festival @ Akvárium Club, 12 – 13 September

Marketing Summit & Influencer Festival @ Akvárium Club, 12 – 13 September

Instagram stars, YouTubers and show hosts will get together with marketing experts on September 12 & 13 in Akvárium Klub this September, to discuss the most important challenges and developments in the industry, according to a press release.
Around 20% Of Hungarian Lifts Need Replacing

Around 20% Of Hungarian Lifts Need Replacing

Some 6,000 passenger elevators in Hungary should be replaced for maintenance, meaning around 20% of all such machinery in use in Hungary, business daily Világgazdaság reported on Wednesday, citing data from the Hungarian Lift Association (MFSz).
Hungarian Justice Minister Calls For Regulating Tech Giants' Excessive Power

Hungarian Justice Minister Calls For Regulating Tech Giants' Excessive Power

Finding ways to regulate the excessive power of multinational technology companies will be one of the biggest challenges of the coming decades, Justice Minister Judit Varga said at an event at the Sziget festival on Sunday.
Hungarian Opinion: CEU’s Last Graduation Ceremony In Budapest

Hungarian Opinion: CEU’s Last Graduation Ceremony In Budapest

As the Central European University bids farewell to Hungary, right-wing commentators liken ideas expressed by CEU representatives to colonialist and even Nazi and Communist thinking. They consider CEU’s departure as ‘good riddance’.
EC Finds No Double Standard In Food Quality In Hungary

EC Finds No Double Standard In Food Quality In Hungary

There is no proof that the quality of the same food products differs in Eastern and Western European shops, the European Commission found in a report published on Monday.