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Magyar calls out former leading Fidesz politicians by name in opening remarks in Parliament
The Hungarian PM said that his government's task right now is to make politics a service once again, rather than a tool for oppressing the nation and stressed that they are all there to serve every...
Magyar in Vienna: Hungary will apply the polluter pays principle with regard to the asbestos...
In Vienna, Péter Magyar and Christian Stocker agreed to set up a joint Austrian-Hungarian committee to address the issue of asbestos contamination in some parts of Western Hungary, and Magyar...
Magyar: Case files of clemency case to be published
Speaking at a press conference, the Hungarian PM also spoke about the importance of the rights of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, the purpose of his upcoming trip to Poland and Austria, and the...
A meg nem választott vezető, akit Oroszországból támadtak, de most az USA buktatta meg
Bosznia működése és jogállama felett 1995 óta egy nemzetközi főképviselő őrködik. A német Christian Schmidt nem volt népszerű az országban, hatalmával élve könyékig turkált az ország...
Magyar vows to bring EU funds home and release clemency scandal files
The Hungarian PM spoke about the new government's most urgent priorities after their first official cabinet meeting.
Magyar government officially formed, he says the task ahead is enormous
Péter Magyar said they will work to put the country back on track after two decades of neglect. The new cabinet will hold its first formal meeting on Wednesday.
“I will serve my country, not rule over it” – Péter Magyar sworn in as Hungary’s new Prime Minister
Magyar promised a reckoning, justice, reconciliation, and a fresh start in his first speech as PM. He offered his apologies to everyone whom the state had humiliated or failed to protect in recent...
How public funds meant to support culture ended up in the hands of Fidesz-affiliated circles
Complaints have been filed on suspicion of embezzlement and budgetary fraud, but outgoing Minister of Culture Balázs Hankó says that “cultural decisions are a matter of taste”.
Does the name of Hungary’s next PM really translate as Peter Hungarian?
In short: yes. And although his party’s election victory a few weeks ago was truly unprecedented, his last name is not nearly as unique as it may sound to foreign ears.
Fidesz leadership declines Orbán's offer to step down as party chair
The party's executive board had "a very lively discussion" according to MEP Tamás Deutsch, ahead of the congress planned for June 13.
