As a constitutional judge, Hungary's newly elected president, Tamás Sulyok has come to the aid of the governing parties on some of the most serious issues in the past. Here's a summary of the most...

Negotiations, a busy parliament, insults – these were some of the reasons quoted for the delay on the Hungarian vote. And then, the Swedish Prime Minister came, new Gripen planes will be coming...

Parliament has accepted the resignation of Katalin Novák. The state will continue to provide the outgoing head of state with an apartment, a secretariat, a car, and a driver.

On the opening day of the Hungarian Parliament's spring session, the opposition demanded the government's apology to abused children, and called for a minute of silence in honour of Alexei Navalny....

In the end, the speakers at the demonstration only brought up the direct presidential election briefly, and focused on the Prime Minister's responsibility in the recent clemency scandal instead.

This was the first time the Hungarian PM spoke in detail about the clemency scandal that led to Novák's resignation. On Sweden's accession to NATO, he said: we are all adults who are capable of...

Sulyok, who has been leading the Constitutional Court since 2016 is a man of great personal and professional standing, according to Máté Kocsis, leader of the Fidesz parliamentary group.

Tamás Deutsch will be leading the Fidesz list at the EP elections, and the governing parties no longer see any obstacle to ratifying Sweden's NATO accession.

At the off-site meeting of the Hungarian ruling parties' parliamentary group, PM Orbán again placed the blame for the clemency case on Katalin Novák, but also spoke about upcoming challenges.