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PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

Addressing the inauguration of the revamped Budai Vigadó cultural centre in Budapest’s first district, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said it was Europe, not Hungary, that was locked in a culture war.
Local Opinion: Commentators On Hungarian-Russian Relations

Local Opinion: Commentators On Hungarian-Russian Relations

Analysing the frequent meetings between President Putin of Russia and PM Orbán of Hungary, two researchers independently suggest that both parties seek to promote their national interests rather than sharing joint values.
Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) wants to keep criminals in Hungary instead of expelling them, ruling Fidesz said in reaction to a recent CJEU ruling concerning Shajin Ahmed, an Afghan national who had obtained refugee status in Hungary.
Court Hands Life Sentence In Budapest Bombing Case

Court Hands Life Sentence In Budapest Bombing Case

The Municipal Court handed down a life sentence of at least 25 years imprisonment to a man charged with exploding a bomb in central Budapest in 2016.
Local Opinion: Stakes At 2019 EP Election

Local Opinion: Stakes At 2019 EP Election

A pro-government commentator and a left-wing analyst both think that the 2019 European Parliament election will determine the identity of Europe for a long time to come.
Charges Raised Against Kurdish Nationals For Supporting Terrorist Group

Charges Raised Against Kurdish Nationals For Supporting Terrorist Group

The Csongrád County prosecutor’s office has raised charges against a Kurdish man and woman for supporting a terrorist group, the head of the office said.
Opinion: Cigarette Smugglers Might Have Brought African Swine Fever To Hungary

Opinion: Cigarette Smugglers Might Have Brought African Swine Fever To Hungary

African swine fever (ASF) has been wreaking havoc in Ukraine near the Hungarian border since the middle of 2017. However, Hungarian authorities are still denying that there is an epidemic. They announced the first confirmed cases of ASF only in April 2018, even though wild boars had been dying by the hundreds long before that time.
Court Rejects Request To Extradite MOL CEO Hernádi

Court Rejects Request To Extradite MOL CEO Hernádi

The Capital Court yesterday refused Croatia’s request to extradite MOL chairman and CEO Zsolt Hernádi to face charges of bribing a Croatian prime minister.
Local Opinion: Gender Row Rolls On

Local Opinion: Gender Row Rolls On

After a few critical remarks from conservative commentators, the government’s plan to ban gender studies MA courses is now splitting the media along the usual political divide. Opposition columnists call the planned decree dictatorial, while pro-government authors deem gender studies a useless subject.
PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

PM Orbán Europe, Not Hungary, Locked In Culture War

Addressing the inauguration of the revamped Budai Vigadó cultural centre in Budapest’s first district, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said it was Europe, not Hungary, that was locked in a culture war.
Local Opinion: Commentators On Hungarian-Russian Relations

Local Opinion: Commentators On Hungarian-Russian Relations

Analysing the frequent meetings between President Putin of Russia and PM Orbán of Hungary, two researchers independently suggest that both parties seek to promote their national interests rather than sharing joint values.
Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

Fidesz: European Court Wants To Keep Criminals In Hungary

The Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) wants to keep criminals in Hungary instead of expelling them, ruling Fidesz said in reaction to a recent CJEU ruling concerning Shajin Ahmed, an Afghan national who had obtained refugee status in Hungary.
Court Hands Life Sentence In Budapest Bombing Case

Court Hands Life Sentence In Budapest Bombing Case

The Municipal Court handed down a life sentence of at least 25 years imprisonment to a man charged with exploding a bomb in central Budapest in 2016.
Local Opinion: Stakes At 2019 EP Election

Local Opinion: Stakes At 2019 EP Election

A pro-government commentator and a left-wing analyst both think that the 2019 European Parliament election will determine the identity of Europe for a long time to come.
Charges Raised Against Kurdish Nationals For Supporting Terrorist Group

Charges Raised Against Kurdish Nationals For Supporting Terrorist Group

The Csongrád County prosecutor’s office has raised charges against a Kurdish man and woman for supporting a terrorist group, the head of the office said.
Opinion: Cigarette Smugglers Might Have Brought African Swine Fever To Hungary

Opinion: Cigarette Smugglers Might Have Brought African Swine Fever To Hungary

African swine fever (ASF) has been wreaking havoc in Ukraine near the Hungarian border since the middle of 2017. However, Hungarian authorities are still denying that there is an epidemic. They announced the first confirmed cases of ASF only in April 2018, even though wild boars had been dying by the hundreds long before that time.
Court Rejects Request To Extradite MOL CEO Hernádi

Court Rejects Request To Extradite MOL CEO Hernádi

The Capital Court yesterday refused Croatia’s request to extradite MOL chairman and CEO Zsolt Hernádi to face charges of bribing a Croatian prime minister.
Local Opinion: Gender Row Rolls On

Local Opinion: Gender Row Rolls On

After a few critical remarks from conservative commentators, the government’s plan to ban gender studies MA courses is now splitting the media along the usual political divide. Opposition columnists call the planned decree dictatorial, while pro-government authors deem gender studies a useless subject.