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Role Of Judiciary Should Be Defined Clearly

Role Of Judiciary Should Be Defined Clearly

The role of the judiciary should be clearly defined to avoid judges reinterpreting laws and extending judiciary concepts in a way contrary to the intention of the lawmakers, which would be anti-democratic, Justice Minister László Trócsányi said in an interview published in daily Magyar Idők.
Guardian Barred From Covering 'Future of Europe' Conference

Guardian Barred From Covering 'Future of Europe' Conference

The 21st Century Institute run by Mária Schmidt, head of the House of Terror Museum and one of the owners of the political weekly Figyelo, has rejected UK daily the Guardian’s application for press accreditation for an upcoming conference of the Institute, the news site 444 reported on Monday.
Gulyás Lauds ‘Turnaround’ In Germany’s Migration Policy

Gulyás Lauds ‘Turnaround’ In Germany’s Migration Policy

Germany has clearly turned its migration policy around and the difference between the positions of the Hungarian and German governments “is not as big as it was before”, the minister-elect to head the Prime Minister’s Office said in Berlin.
Justice Minister Urges Setting Up Public Administration Court

Justice Minister Urges Setting Up Public Administration Court

Justice minister-elect László Trócsányi, at a hearing in parliament’s judicial committee, called for the completion of efforts to set up a supreme public administration court.
'Demonstration For Democracy' Staged At Parliament

'Demonstration For Democracy' Staged At Parliament

Activists of the We Are Majority civil group staged another demonstration for democracy in front of Parliament on Tuesday afternoon, following the new national assembly’s first session.
PM Orbán: ’Moral Duty’ To Pass ’Stop Soros’

PM Orbán: ’Moral Duty’ To Pass ’Stop Soros’

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán noted in his interview to public radio that a plan to amend the constitution to outlaw the relocation of migrants to Hungary will go ahead in the new government cycle.
PM’s Office Expanding, Not Planning More Control Over Courts

PM’s Office Expanding, Not Planning More Control Over Courts

The Prime Minister’s Office will be expanded to be able to handle European Union and other affairs, the incoming head of the organisation told news site mandiner.hu on Saturday.
Board Resigns From Opposition Party Momentum

Board Resigns From Opposition Party Momentum

The board of the opposition Momentum Movement announced its resignation at the party’s assembly, Momentum said over the weekend. “There were a lot of lessons to be learned from this campaign -- our leadership has made a decision in line with the values that can be expected from Momentum,” the statement said.
FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

For the time being, European Union funding as an issue tied to the rule of law “should be seen as fiction”, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign minister, told journalists in Budapest, adding that the introduction of subjective criteria would run contrary to the EU’s laws.
Role Of Judiciary Should Be Defined Clearly

Role Of Judiciary Should Be Defined Clearly

The role of the judiciary should be clearly defined to avoid judges reinterpreting laws and extending judiciary concepts in a way contrary to the intention of the lawmakers, which would be anti-democratic, Justice Minister László Trócsányi said in an interview published in daily Magyar Idők.
Guardian Barred From Covering 'Future of Europe' Conference

Guardian Barred From Covering 'Future of Europe' Conference

The 21st Century Institute run by Mária Schmidt, head of the House of Terror Museum and one of the owners of the political weekly Figyelo, has rejected UK daily the Guardian’s application for press accreditation for an upcoming conference of the Institute, the news site 444 reported on Monday.
Gulyás Lauds ‘Turnaround’ In Germany’s Migration Policy

Gulyás Lauds ‘Turnaround’ In Germany’s Migration Policy

Germany has clearly turned its migration policy around and the difference between the positions of the Hungarian and German governments “is not as big as it was before”, the minister-elect to head the Prime Minister’s Office said in Berlin.
Justice Minister Urges Setting Up Public Administration Court

Justice Minister Urges Setting Up Public Administration Court

Justice minister-elect László Trócsányi, at a hearing in parliament’s judicial committee, called for the completion of efforts to set up a supreme public administration court.
'Demonstration For Democracy' Staged At Parliament

'Demonstration For Democracy' Staged At Parliament

Activists of the We Are Majority civil group staged another demonstration for democracy in front of Parliament on Tuesday afternoon, following the new national assembly’s first session.
PM Orbán: ’Moral Duty’ To Pass ’Stop Soros’

PM Orbán: ’Moral Duty’ To Pass ’Stop Soros’

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán noted in his interview to public radio that a plan to amend the constitution to outlaw the relocation of migrants to Hungary will go ahead in the new government cycle.
PM’s Office Expanding, Not Planning More Control Over Courts

PM’s Office Expanding, Not Planning More Control Over Courts

The Prime Minister’s Office will be expanded to be able to handle European Union and other affairs, the incoming head of the organisation told news site mandiner.hu on Saturday.
Board Resigns From Opposition Party Momentum

Board Resigns From Opposition Party Momentum

The board of the opposition Momentum Movement announced its resignation at the party’s assembly, Momentum said over the weekend. “There were a lot of lessons to be learned from this campaign -- our leadership has made a decision in line with the values that can be expected from Momentum,” the statement said.
FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

FM Szijjártó: Linking EU Funding To Rule Of Law ‘Fiction’

For the time being, European Union funding as an issue tied to the rule of law “should be seen as fiction”, Péter Szijjártó, the foreign minister, told journalists in Budapest, adding that the introduction of subjective criteria would run contrary to the EU’s laws.