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ECHR rules Orbán government's restriction on teachers' right to strike was unlawful
The teachers' unions filed their case with the Strasbourg court in 2022, after the Orbán government issued a decree restricting their right to strike on account of the Covid-19 pandemic.
Magyar to hold first official, one-on-one meeting with Zelensky in Brussels
Speaking to the press, the Hungarian PM also said it was good news that in the proposal for the EU's next seven-year budget, the amount allocated to Hungary has not been reduced.
Hungarian Parliament adopts new child protection law, opposition votes against it
The child protection law passed by the previous government led to the EC launching infringement proceedings against Hungary as the legislation violated the founding values of the European Union.
How a company of Hungary’s richest man helped Viktor Orbán’s father profit from large government...
Győző Orbán’s mining company has been generating extraordinary profits for years. According to internal documents obtained by Direkt36, previously unknown government contracts have also contributed...
Ukraine's historic minority education rights law paves way for Magyar-Zelensky meeting
The newly passed law guarantees Hungarian-language education for ethnic Hungarians in Ukraine. The issue has been the biggest obstacle to resolving the long-standing tensions in Hungarian-Ukrainian...
Arte: Is it time for radical changes to Europe's housing market?
Berlin’s left-wing party Die Linke wants to take housing out of private hands and bring it back under public ownership.
Ukrainian parliament passes law on national minority educational rights
The law paved the way to Hungary agreeing to the continuation of Ukraine's EU accession process, as it positively affects the Hungarian minority in Ukraine.
Anita Orbán: It is important that Ukraine honor its commitments
The Hungarian FM said that they are "awaiting news from Kyiv" on the Ukrainian Parliament's approval of the bill on the educational rights of ethnic minorities.
Company built on public contracts spent lavishly on luxury trips – The Mészáros Files, Part II
Huge sums were spent on luxury hotels abroad, yachting, and parties featuring cigars and alcohol at Lőrinc Mészáros’s railroad construction company, which derived its revenue primarily from...
Only a quarter of Hungarians would report corruption if they witnessed it, but many don’t even...
A representative survey conducted by the Integrity Authority has found that Hungarians see corruption as a major problem, but they tolerate certain forms of it.
