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While most of the world was caught up in the pandemic, Fidesz went on a legislative spree rarely seen in the Hungarian parliament, settling many long-running political debates practically overnight.
The declaration argues that recognising gender-based violence as a form of persecution in asylum cases would endanger Hungarian culture and customs.
The Hungarian Prime Minister also criticised European economic policies and briefly spoke about the future of Fidesz and the EPP.
Opposition mayor's remarks about "white, christian, heterosexual men" sparked fury amongst supporters of Hungary's right-wing governing party.
Cyberbullying, stalking campaigns, disciplinary actions - two Polish judges explain the details of the systematic campaigns used by the Polish government to question, disarm and disable the independent judiciary. Interview with Monika Frackowiak and Dariusz Mazur.
Romas of a small north Hungarian town are to recieve compensation for suffering school segregation, the Prime Minister says the decision is unjust.
After missing in action for at least a decade, critical voices reemerge in Fidesz as the Hungarian governing party is trying to piece together what went wrong in the 2019 municipal elections.
Mayor of Budapest says there are issues with the intelligence the President receives.
The 2010s were an eventful decade for Hungary, and we gathered the ten developments with the most significant impact.
2019. december 10., 13:29
Unlike his predecessor, György Barna Senyei hits a peaceful tone with the National Judicial Council, but woes of the Hungarian judiciary are not over.
2019. december 10., 12:09
New rules on parliamentary groups set significant limits to opposition tactics.
2019.12.10. 11:27 Módosítva: 2019-12-10 15:04:35
Earlier, the Council of Europe's Human Rights Commissioner warned that the amendment could jeopardise fair trial guarantees and judicial independence.
József Szájer mentioned political prisoners in Spain as an example for the double standards on rule of law that are employed against Hungary.
The group called "Unhack Democracy" reported a number of anomalies from the 2018 general election campaign based on ballot counters' testimonies.
The ad-hoc parliamentary committee rejected all candidates of opposition parties, who call the move a "mockery of democracy."
2019. november 28., 17:43
Judit Varga got reminded of her father's background in communist secret services after attacking opposition MEP Klára Dobrev.
Despite the pandemic, Fidesz shows no signs of slowing down
