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More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

The number of media outlets taking a critical stance of the government has been steadily growing since the last change of government in 2010, the Nézőpont Institute said in its 2024 Press Freedom report on Hungary.
Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Leftist and liberal authors accuse the government of turning its back on western allies, while pro-government commentators believe Hungary’s leaders are simply desperately trying to preserve peace on the continent.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Weekly newspapers were already on the stands when tens of thousands of people attended the 15 March rally where Péter Magyar, the divorced husband of former justice minister Judit Varga announced his plan to set up a new centrist party. This week, most commentators express scepticism about his initiative.
Hungarian Weeklies on Spar Food Store Chain's War With Government

Hungarian Weeklies on Spar Food Store Chain's War With Government

Opinions diverge on the conflict between the Dutch-based food retail chain and the Hungarian government.
Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

As every year, commentators mark 15 March with attempts to apply the lessons of the 1848 revolution to the present era.
Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

A pro-government analyst sees the juridical erudition of the President elected by the parliamentary majority on Monday as a guarantee against mistaken decisions.
Western Ambassadors Put Pressure on Hungary to Ratify Sweden’s NATO Membership

Western Ambassadors Put Pressure on Hungary to Ratify Sweden’s NATO Membership

A pro-government commentator compares the US ambassador to erstwhile Soviet oppressors because of his presence at Mondays’ extraordinary session of Parliament which was convened at the initiative of the opposition to vote on Sweden’s accession to NATO but boycotted by the governing majority. A liberal author dismisses such comparison as absurd.
Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

A liberal analyst believes the opposition’s job is to pinpoint Prime Minister Orbán as the main cause of the paedophile pardon scandal, while the government side will try to use its media power to defend itself. A pro-government pundit writes that the events have shown Fidesz’s moral superiority.
More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

The number of media outlets taking a critical stance of the government has been steadily growing since the last change of government in 2010, the Nézőpont Institute said in its 2024 Press Freedom report on Hungary.
Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Opinion: Where does Hungary Stand in Today’s World?

Leftist and liberal authors accuse the government of turning its back on western allies, while pro-government commentators believe Hungary’s leaders are simply desperately trying to preserve peace on the continent.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Hungarian Opinion on Péter Magyar, Ex-Husband of Former Justice Minister

Weekly newspapers were already on the stands when tens of thousands of people attended the 15 March rally where Péter Magyar, the divorced husband of former justice minister Judit Varga announced his plan to set up a new centrist party. This week, most commentators express scepticism about his initiative.
Hungarian Weeklies on Spar Food Store Chain's War With Government

Hungarian Weeklies on Spar Food Store Chain's War With Government

Opinions diverge on the conflict between the Dutch-based food retail chain and the Hungarian government.
Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

Hungarian Weeklies on the Anniversary of the 1848 Revolution & Ukraine

As every year, commentators mark 15 March with attempts to apply the lessons of the 1848 revolution to the present era.
Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

Hungarian Opinion: Tamás Sulyok Elected President of the Republic

A pro-government analyst sees the juridical erudition of the President elected by the parliamentary majority on Monday as a guarantee against mistaken decisions.
Western Ambassadors Put Pressure on Hungary to Ratify Sweden’s NATO Membership

Western Ambassadors Put Pressure on Hungary to Ratify Sweden’s NATO Membership

A pro-government commentator compares the US ambassador to erstwhile Soviet oppressors because of his presence at Mondays’ extraordinary session of Parliament which was convened at the initiative of the opposition to vote on Sweden’s accession to NATO but boycotted by the governing majority. A liberal author dismisses such comparison as absurd.
Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

Hungarian Weeklies: First Comments after President Novák’s Resignation

A liberal analyst believes the opposition’s job is to pinpoint Prime Minister Orbán as the main cause of the paedophile pardon scandal, while the government side will try to use its media power to defend itself. A pro-government pundit writes that the events have shown Fidesz’s moral superiority.