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Update: PM's Brother Called by MPs to Clarify Role in 'Uncle Zsolti' Case
- 29 Jul 2026 11:12 AM
- current affairs
Opposition Fidesz deputies Miklos Panyi and Janos Pocs on Wednesday called on Marton Magyar, the prime minister's brother, and Andras Litresits, the solicitor of a witness in the "Szolo Street abuse scandal", to clarify "their roles in the Uncle Zsolti case".
Historic Blackout: News Suspended on Public Media in Hungary
- 13 Jul 2026 10:22 AM
- current affairs
The broadcast of "propaganda" on Hungary's public media platforms has come to an end, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said on Facebook on Tuesday.
Helsinki Committee: 'Orbán Regime's Legacy' on Migration Still Costing Hungary Dearly
- 17 Jun 2026 8:11 AM
- current affairs
The Hungarian Helsinki Committee said on Tuesday that the legacy of the migration policy under the former Orban government was costing Hungary dearly, adding that refugee policy was not about political slogans but practical problems and human lives, which required real, rule-of-law responses from a functioning and humane state.
Hungary's National Security Leadership Swept Away in Major Government Shake-Up
- 15 Jun 2026 1:45 PM
- current affairs
Prime Minister Péter Magyar has dismissed the heads of all four of Hungary's principal national security agencies in what stands as one of the most significant personnel overhauls since his government came to power.
Update: Police Chief in Budapest Fired by New Interior Minister
- 9 Jun 2026 7:07 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's Interior Minister has dismissed Budapest Police Chief Tamás Terdik, according to an announcement reported by the national news agency MTI.
Treason Allegations Aimed at New Deputy PM of Hungary in 'Unsigned Letter' Rebuffed
- 26 May 2026 1:58 PM
- current affairs
Ministers of the previous government, who "betrayed the homeland and Hungarians for years" have now "accused the deputy prime minister of treason", Prime Minister Peter Magyar said on Facebook on Monday, reacting to an open, unsigned letter from the former officials to Anita Orban.
'Tisza will Never Become Another Fidesz' Magyar Vows in First Interview with Foreign Media Since Winning
- 11 May 2026 6:25 PM
- current affairs
In his first major interview with an international outlet since winning the election, Péter Magyar said his Tisza Party government will not repeat the governance style of Viktor Orbán and Fidesz, arguing that the movement he leads is structurally and politically different from the system it replaced.
Media Insight: Changes by New Editor-in-Chief Aim to 'Future-Proof' Index.hu
- 6 May 2026 4:04 PM
- current affairs
Zoltan Fekete-Szaloky, editor-in-chief of the Index news portal, is to step down from his post in mid-May and will be replaced by his deputy, Norbert Gedei, the Indamedia Group told MTI on Tuesday.
The New York Times Suggests Roma Voters May Decide Hungarian Election
- 9 Apr 2026 6:44 AM
- current affairs
Roma voters may decide whether Prime Minister Viktor Orbán or MEP Péter Magyar prevails in this week’s Hungarian parliamentary election, according to a recently published New York Times article.
Update: PM's Brother Called by MPs to Clarify Role in 'Uncle Zsolti' Case
- 29 Jul 2026 11:12 AM
- current affairs
Opposition Fidesz deputies Miklos Panyi and Janos Pocs on Wednesday called on Marton Magyar, the prime minister's brother, and Andras Litresits, the solicitor of a witness in the "Szolo Street abuse scandal", to clarify "their roles in the Uncle Zsolti case".
Historic Blackout: News Suspended on Public Media in Hungary
- 13 Jul 2026 10:22 AM
- current affairs
The broadcast of "propaganda" on Hungary's public media platforms has come to an end, Prime Minister Peter Magyar said on Facebook on Tuesday.
Helsinki Committee: 'Orbán Regime's Legacy' on Migration Still Costing Hungary Dearly
- 17 Jun 2026 8:11 AM
- current affairs
The Hungarian Helsinki Committee said on Tuesday that the legacy of the migration policy under the former Orban government was costing Hungary dearly, adding that refugee policy was not about political slogans but practical problems and human lives, which required real, rule-of-law responses from a functioning and humane state.
Hungary's National Security Leadership Swept Away in Major Government Shake-Up
- 15 Jun 2026 1:45 PM
- current affairs
Prime Minister Péter Magyar has dismissed the heads of all four of Hungary's principal national security agencies in what stands as one of the most significant personnel overhauls since his government came to power.
Update: Police Chief in Budapest Fired by New Interior Minister
- 9 Jun 2026 7:07 AM
- current affairs
Hungary's Interior Minister has dismissed Budapest Police Chief Tamás Terdik, according to an announcement reported by the national news agency MTI.
Treason Allegations Aimed at New Deputy PM of Hungary in 'Unsigned Letter' Rebuffed
- 26 May 2026 1:58 PM
- current affairs
Ministers of the previous government, who "betrayed the homeland and Hungarians for years" have now "accused the deputy prime minister of treason", Prime Minister Peter Magyar said on Facebook on Monday, reacting to an open, unsigned letter from the former officials to Anita Orban.
'Tisza will Never Become Another Fidesz' Magyar Vows in First Interview with Foreign Media Since Winning
- 11 May 2026 6:25 PM
- current affairs
In his first major interview with an international outlet since winning the election, Péter Magyar said his Tisza Party government will not repeat the governance style of Viktor Orbán and Fidesz, arguing that the movement he leads is structurally and politically different from the system it replaced.
Media Insight: Changes by New Editor-in-Chief Aim to 'Future-Proof' Index.hu
- 6 May 2026 4:04 PM
- current affairs
Zoltan Fekete-Szaloky, editor-in-chief of the Index news portal, is to step down from his post in mid-May and will be replaced by his deputy, Norbert Gedei, the Indamedia Group told MTI on Tuesday.
The New York Times Suggests Roma Voters May Decide Hungarian Election
- 9 Apr 2026 6:44 AM
- current affairs
Roma voters may decide whether Prime Minister Viktor Orbán or MEP Péter Magyar prevails in this week’s Hungarian parliamentary election, according to a recently published New York Times article.