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Police raids property linked to Viktor Orbán's brother
Police raids property linked to Viktor Orbán's brother
The close associates of the former Hungarian Prime Minister's brother have previously been detained in relation to a criminal case connected with a labour hire agency and influence peddling.
Hungarian OTP bank closed accounts of officially recognized refugees, ombudsman is investigating
Hungarian OTP bank closed accounts of officially recognized refugees, ombudsman is investigating
The bank requires refugees to present a residence permit, but according to the Hungarian Helsinki Committee, the condition is impossible to meet.
Tisza Party gained a point, while Fidesz lost six among total population, survey shows
Tisza Party gained a point, while Fidesz lost six among total population, survey shows
According to Medián's November survey, the Tisza Party stands at 55 percent and Fidesz at 16 percent overall.
Hungarian government halts subsidy program for Republika Srpska
Hungarian government halts subsidy program for Republika Srpska
The program provided subsidies for farmers from the Serb entity of Bosnia and Herzegovina when purchasing agricultural machinery made in Hungary.
What exactly are the communist-era secret service files now opened in Hungary?
What exactly are the communist-era secret service files now opened in Hungary?
Thirty-six years after the fall of communism, the documents commonly referred to as “agent files” have been made public in Hungary. Here's what they might reveal and what their disclosure means for...
Hungary opens database of communist-era informer files
Hungary opens database of communist-era informer files
The records of more than fifty thousand former informants are now available to the public via an online database. The PM sees the move as part of a process of healing and reconciliation.
Orbán: They tried to recruit me during the early period of my military service, but I refused
Orbán: They tried to recruit me during the early period of my military service, but I refused
The former Hungarian PM was responding to an accusation that he was an informant for the state security services before 1989. The subject came up as the names of tens of thousands of state...
Arte: Has Europe dropped the ball on biodiversity?
Arte: Has Europe dropped the ball on biodiversity?
Europe once led global efforts to protect biodiversity, but political pressure and industry lobbying have brought progress to a screeching halt.
Anita Orbán: There are strategic interests which do not change with a change in government
Anita Orbán: There are strategic interests which do not change with a change in government
In her first interview with Telex, the Hungarian Minister of Foreign Affairs spoke about how Hungary is contributing to ending the Russian-Ukrainian war, her recent meeting with US Secretary of...
Head of Hungarian Institute of International Affairs dismissed with immediate effect
Head of Hungarian Institute of International Affairs dismissed with immediate effect
Botond Feledy was dismissed after it was discovered that he had worked as an advisor for the Orbán government’s Minister of Construction and Transport, János Lázár for the past several years, but...
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