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Hungary Becomes Only EU Country To Tax Tech Giants That Don't File Tax Returns Here

Hungary Becomes Only EU Country To Tax Tech Giants That Don't File Tax Returns Here

Hungary has become the only member state in the European Union to tax international digital corporations, after the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, both ruled in favour of the relevant law, a government official 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.
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.
Video Opinion: Key Fidesz MEP Caught With Drugs At Male Sex Party In Brussels

Video Opinion: Key Fidesz MEP Caught With Drugs At Male Sex Party In Brussels

As the story has immediately aroused great interest not just on Hungarian web and social sites but in the international press as well, commentators ponder the consequences on the government’s feud with Brussels on the rule of law conditionality of EU funds.
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.
Opinion: Budapest’s First Year Under Opposition Rule

Opinion: Budapest’s First Year Under Opposition Rule

  • 22 Oct 2020 11:40 AM
  • current affairs
At the end of February, representatives of opposition parties governing Budapest gathered for a tense, closed door meeting in Budapest mayor Gergely Karácsony’s conference room, reports Direkt36.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Opposition-leaning commentators believe the European Union is still too weak to enforce its rule of law criteria, while pro-government columnists dismiss criticism from Brussels as both discriminatory and biased.
Protest Outside PM Orbán’s House Was Banned Illegally

Protest Outside PM Orbán’s House Was Banned Illegally

Demonstrations organised outside the house of the prime minister may not be banned by citing arbitrary, unlawful explanations, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in Strasbourg on Tuesday in a case that had been dragging on for seven years.
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.
Hungary Becomes Only EU Country To Tax Tech Giants That Don't File Tax Returns Here

Hungary Becomes Only EU Country To Tax Tech Giants That Don't File Tax Returns Here

Hungary has become the only member state in the European Union to tax international digital corporations, after the Court of Justice of the European Union and the Kúria, Hungary’s supreme court, both ruled in favour of the relevant law, a government official 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.
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.
Video Opinion: Key Fidesz MEP Caught With Drugs At Male Sex Party In Brussels

Video Opinion: Key Fidesz MEP Caught With Drugs At Male Sex Party In Brussels

As the story has immediately aroused great interest not just on Hungarian web and social sites but in the international press as well, commentators ponder the consequences on the government’s feud with Brussels on the rule of law conditionality of EU funds.
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.
Opinion: Budapest’s First Year Under Opposition Rule

Opinion: Budapest’s First Year Under Opposition Rule

  • 22 Oct 2020 11:40 AM
  • current affairs
At the end of February, representatives of opposition parties governing Budapest gathered for a tense, closed door meeting in Budapest mayor Gergely Karácsony’s conference room, reports Direkt36.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies On Rule-Of-Law Criticism By European Commission

Opposition-leaning commentators believe the European Union is still too weak to enforce its rule of law criteria, while pro-government columnists dismiss criticism from Brussels as both discriminatory and biased.
Protest Outside PM Orbán’s House Was Banned Illegally

Protest Outside PM Orbán’s House Was Banned Illegally

Demonstrations organised outside the house of the prime minister may not be banned by citing arbitrary, unlawful explanations, the European Court of Human Rights ruled in Strasbourg on Tuesday in a case that had been dragging on for seven years.
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.