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Hungarian Gov't Lacks Policy For Women Says Opposition

Hungarian Gov't Lacks Policy For Women Says Opposition

The government still lacks a comprehensive policy for women, the leader of the opposition Socialist Party said. “Its family policy is questionable and women still don’t have equal opportunities,” Bertalan Tóth said.
Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

The Hungarian government recently submitted a bill that would ban demonstrations at many important, symbolic locations in Budapest and would only permit events organized by the government. For years, the most important protests have been held at these symbolic locations and at public holidays.
Hungarian Authorities 'Made No Mistake' In Gruevski Procedure

Hungarian Authorities 'Made No Mistake' In Gruevski Procedure

The immigration and asylum office “did not make any mistake” and the information it provided concerning the asylum case of former Macedonian PM Nikola Gruevski was “precise, professional and legitimate”, the interior minister told the press.
Stricter Guest Registration Rules Ahead For Hotels In Hungary

Stricter Guest Registration Rules Ahead For Hotels In Hungary

Deputy prime minister Zsolt Semjén and cabinet minister Antal Rogán have filed a bill in Parliament to modify the law on tourism to require accommodation providers to report detailed information about their guests.
Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Although the Hungarian government sees the EP’s approval of the Sargentini report as illegitimate, it will participate in a General Affairs Council debate on launching an Article 7 procedure against the country, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a press conference.
Hungarian Mobile Payment System Violates EU Services Directive, CJEU Rules

Hungarian Mobile Payment System Violates EU Services Directive, CJEU Rules

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that the establishment of Hungaryʼs national mobile payment system and the exclusive rights granted to state-owned Nemzeti Mobilfizetési Zrt. violate the European Union’s Services Directive.
Hungarian Top Court Clears Camerawoman Who Kicked Migrants

Hungarian Top Court Clears Camerawoman Who Kicked Migrants

  • 31 Oct 2018 6:33 AM
  • current affairs
The Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, cleared a camerawoman who kicked and tripped up migrants who broke through a police cordon near the Röszke border station in September 2015 of disorderly conduct charges.
Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Left-wing commentators see a litmus test in the government’s handing of the CEU affair; one explains why the Prime Minister feels he cannot compromise on that matter, while pro-government outlets ridicule the protests over the planned transfer of most CEU courses to Vienna.
Ukrainian Nationalist Group Claims To Have Stolen Hungarian Citizens’ Identification Documents

Ukrainian Nationalist Group Claims To Have Stolen Hungarian Citizens’ Identification Documents

An Ukrainian nationalist group claims they stole confidential identification documents listing the passport information of hundreds of Hungarian citizens from Russian intelligence.
Hungarian Gov't Lacks Policy For Women Says Opposition

Hungarian Gov't Lacks Policy For Women Says Opposition

The government still lacks a comprehensive policy for women, the leader of the opposition Socialist Party said. “Its family policy is questionable and women still don’t have equal opportunities,” Bertalan Tóth said.
Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

Opinion: Gov’t Proposed Ban Of Protests On Public Holidays At Budapest's Symbolic Locations

The Hungarian government recently submitted a bill that would ban demonstrations at many important, symbolic locations in Budapest and would only permit events organized by the government. For years, the most important protests have been held at these symbolic locations and at public holidays.
Hungarian Authorities 'Made No Mistake' In Gruevski Procedure

Hungarian Authorities 'Made No Mistake' In Gruevski Procedure

The immigration and asylum office “did not make any mistake” and the information it provided concerning the asylum case of former Macedonian PM Nikola Gruevski was “precise, professional and legitimate”, the interior minister told the press.
Stricter Guest Registration Rules Ahead For Hotels In Hungary

Stricter Guest Registration Rules Ahead For Hotels In Hungary

Deputy prime minister Zsolt Semjén and cabinet minister Antal Rogán have filed a bill in Parliament to modify the law on tourism to require accommodation providers to report detailed information about their guests.
Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Hungary To Participate In Debate On Article 7 Procedure

Although the Hungarian government sees the EP’s approval of the Sargentini report as illegitimate, it will participate in a General Affairs Council debate on launching an Article 7 procedure against the country, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told a press conference.
Hungarian Mobile Payment System Violates EU Services Directive, CJEU Rules

Hungarian Mobile Payment System Violates EU Services Directive, CJEU Rules

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) has ruled that the establishment of Hungaryʼs national mobile payment system and the exclusive rights granted to state-owned Nemzeti Mobilfizetési Zrt. violate the European Union’s Services Directive.
Hungarian Top Court Clears Camerawoman Who Kicked Migrants

Hungarian Top Court Clears Camerawoman Who Kicked Migrants

  • 31 Oct 2018 6:33 AM
  • current affairs
The Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, cleared a camerawoman who kicked and tripped up migrants who broke through a police cordon near the Röszke border station in September 2015 of disorderly conduct charges.
Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Local Opinion: Comments On The Departure Of CEU

Left-wing commentators see a litmus test in the government’s handing of the CEU affair; one explains why the Prime Minister feels he cannot compromise on that matter, while pro-government outlets ridicule the protests over the planned transfer of most CEU courses to Vienna.
Ukrainian Nationalist Group Claims To Have Stolen Hungarian Citizens’ Identification Documents

Ukrainian Nationalist Group Claims To Have Stolen Hungarian Citizens’ Identification Documents

An Ukrainian nationalist group claims they stole confidential identification documents listing the passport information of hundreds of Hungarian citizens from Russian intelligence.