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Orbán says they are in talks with Slovakia to clarify the meaning of their law on the Beneš Decrees
Péter Magyar commented that Orbán has abandoned the Hungarian minority in Slovakia on the issue of the Beneš Decrees.
Commuters set up their own P+R parking lots along Hungary's western border
Tens of thousands of Hungarians commute to Austria for work every day from settlements near the border. While sharing a ride for part of the journey may be good for the environment, parking is a...
Time capsule from 1969 found in clock tower of Budapest City Hall
The box, hidden for 56 years, contained newspapers from the time and blueprints for the renovation of the City Hall.
Putin reassured Orbán that if he votes correctly, no harm will come to him
The Hungarian Prime Minister shared this with his entourage while he was en route to Brussels.
Arte: Is water being sacrificed for profit?
The EC is now considering changes that would ease the way for industry.
Ildikó Enyedi receives prestigious award in France
The Femme de Cinéma Sisley – Les Arcs award recognises the work of outstanding female filmmakers.
Data protection authority shows up at Tisza party headquarters
The authority launched an investigation into the data protection incident involving the party's app in November.
Is child protection the Achilles’ heel of the Orbán government?
Indignation over another scandal relating to the abuse of minors in state care took thousands to the streets of Budapest over the weekend. Orbán’s challenger, Péter Magyar led the protest.
Hungary sues ECJ over judgment on Hungarian asylum rules
According to Minister of Justice Bence Tuzson, they will file a lawsuit for damages because of the €200 million fine.
Tisza Party at 47 percent, Fidesz at 39 percent among those certain to vote in April
The ruling parties have lost one percentage point since the last survey, while the biggest opposition party's numbers have remained unchanged among voters who already know who they will vote for in...
