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Hungarian Parliament passes law ousting Orbán-allied president
President Sulyok has five days to sign the amendment, which also sends several judges of the Constitutional Court, including its Orbán-loyalist president to retirement.
Fidesz parliamentary group leader resigns his post
Fidesz and KDNP's parliamentary groups are boycotting Monday's session of the Hungarian Parliament, during which lawmakers will vote on the 17th amendment to the Fundamental Law.
“Gentlemen, you’re doing everything wrong”—Europe’s biggest Mercedes plant opens in Kecskemét
Péter Magyar cited an old anecdote about Hungarian engineer Béla Barényi at the opening ceremony for the new production halls at Mercedes’ Kecskemét plant. The new facilities will be used to...
Gradual restart of news services on Hungarian public media begins
According to the announcement, the goal is "to provide the public with credible, fact-based, objective, and impartial information".
Hungary joins European Public Prosecutor's Office
The EPPO will be able to investigate financial crimes involving the EU budget committed since June 2021 even retroactively, and may bring charges related to them.
Fidesz concerned for the rule of law in Hungary, protests against amendment of Fundamental Law
The amendment would allow for removing the president appointed by Fidesz, and would establish a body for uncovering cases of corruption and misuse of public funds, among others.
One of the men who confronted protesters at Orbán's rallies may have been employed by Fidesz,...
A document found at the Prime Minister's Office points to this. A supplementary complaint was filed in the case which was opened on charges of disorderly conduct following a video published by Telex.
Hungarian tax authority suspends investigation into Ukrainian bank convoy case, as no evidence of...
They have carried out all investigative measures deemed necessary within Hungary, and are now only waiting for the response from the Austrian authorities.
The most dismal cases of the propaganda on Hungary's public television
The basic professional and ethical standards of journalism were repeatedly violated in recent years on Hungarian public television. This is Telex's compilation of the most outrageous examples.
Arte: Should Europe get tougher on young offenders?
As youth crime rises, some EU nations are considering lowering the age of criminal responsibility and jailing minors.













