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Hungarian Opposition Slams Draft Budget as 'Austerity Budget'

Hungarian Opposition Slams Draft Budget as 'Austerity Budget'

Opposition parties have slammed the Hungarian draft budget submitted on Tuesday as “an austerity budget”. Jobbik deputy leader Dániel Z. Kárpát said the budget contained austerity measures to the tune of 2,000 billion forints (EUR 5.1bn), “including indirect effects”.
Opposition Parties Comment on Windfall Taxes in Hungary

Opposition Parties Comment on Windfall Taxes in Hungary

Parties of the opposition have criticised the government for its Wednesday decision to make certain large companies pay a part of their extra profits to a new public utility cut fund and a defence fund.
Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

After their failure in the April general election, the coalition of opposition parties has fallen apart and, with the exception of the Democratic Coalition led by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the rivalling parties are in a state of crisis, according to an analysis of opinion polls carried out by the Twenty-First Century Institute.
Thousands Celebrate Europe Day in Budapest

Thousands Celebrate Europe Day in Budapest

Thousands of people turned out to celebrate Europe Day in Budapest’s Szabadság Square, where free concerts, children’s programmes and a running race were laid on to mark Hungary’s 18th year as an EU member state, the European Commission’s representation in Budapest said in a statement.
Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Péter Jakab, on the cusp of re-election as the Jobbik party’s leader, has been outdone in the unpopularity stakes only by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the former Socialist prime minister who now leads the Democratic Coalition, according to a survey by the Nézőpont Institute.
Hungarian Left-Wing MEPs 'Are Fighting Against Their Own Country', Says Fidesz MEP

Hungarian Left-Wing MEPs 'Are Fighting Against Their Own Country', Says Fidesz MEP

Hungarian left-wing MEPs are doing all they can to undermine their own country, Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch told public radio in an interview on Sunday.
Hungarian Opinion: Partial Opposition Walkout from Inaugural Session

Hungarian Opinion: Partial Opposition Walkout from Inaugural Session

A prominent pro-government historian condemns the decision by many opposition MPs, who walked out of the first session of Parliament after taking their oaths of office.
Hungary's Lawmakers Take Oaths in Parliament

Hungary's Lawmakers Take Oaths in Parliament

Hungary's lawmakers took their oaths on Monday at the start of the new parliamentary cycle.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Extends Price Caps

Hungarian Opinion: Government Extends Price Caps

Pro-government analysts welcome the government’s decision to keep prices down as a pragmatic social policy at a time of rapid inflation. Left-wing and liberal commentators see price caps as political tools with few economic benefits.
Hungarian Opposition Slams Draft Budget as 'Austerity Budget'

Hungarian Opposition Slams Draft Budget as 'Austerity Budget'

Opposition parties have slammed the Hungarian draft budget submitted on Tuesday as “an austerity budget”. Jobbik deputy leader Dániel Z. Kárpát said the budget contained austerity measures to the tune of 2,000 billion forints (EUR 5.1bn), “including indirect effects”.
Opposition Parties Comment on Windfall Taxes in Hungary

Opposition Parties Comment on Windfall Taxes in Hungary

Parties of the opposition have criticised the government for its Wednesday decision to make certain large companies pay a part of their extra profits to a new public utility cut fund and a defence fund.
Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

After their failure in the April general election, the coalition of opposition parties has fallen apart and, with the exception of the Democratic Coalition led by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the rivalling parties are in a state of crisis, according to an analysis of opinion polls carried out by the Twenty-First Century Institute.
Thousands Celebrate Europe Day in Budapest

Thousands Celebrate Europe Day in Budapest

Thousands of people turned out to celebrate Europe Day in Budapest’s Szabadság Square, where free concerts, children’s programmes and a running race were laid on to mark Hungary’s 18th year as an EU member state, the European Commission’s representation in Budapest said in a statement.
Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Only Gyurcsány Less Popular Than Jakab in Hungary, Says Nézőpont Survey

Péter Jakab, on the cusp of re-election as the Jobbik party’s leader, has been outdone in the unpopularity stakes only by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the former Socialist prime minister who now leads the Democratic Coalition, according to a survey by the Nézőpont Institute.
Hungarian Left-Wing MEPs 'Are Fighting Against Their Own Country', Says Fidesz MEP

Hungarian Left-Wing MEPs 'Are Fighting Against Their Own Country', Says Fidesz MEP

Hungarian left-wing MEPs are doing all they can to undermine their own country, Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch told public radio in an interview on Sunday.
Hungarian Opinion: Partial Opposition Walkout from Inaugural Session

Hungarian Opinion: Partial Opposition Walkout from Inaugural Session

A prominent pro-government historian condemns the decision by many opposition MPs, who walked out of the first session of Parliament after taking their oaths of office.
Hungary's Lawmakers Take Oaths in Parliament

Hungary's Lawmakers Take Oaths in Parliament

Hungary's lawmakers took their oaths on Monday at the start of the new parliamentary cycle.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Extends Price Caps

Hungarian Opinion: Government Extends Price Caps

Pro-government analysts welcome the government’s decision to keep prices down as a pragmatic social policy at a time of rapid inflation. Left-wing and liberal commentators see price caps as political tools with few economic benefits.