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2020.07.24. 10:59 Módosítva: 2020-07-24 10:59:00
Following the firing of editor-in-chief Szabolcs Dull, the editorial board of Index has resigned, along with more than 70 staff members.
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The reason for Dull's dismissal was that he made it clear he will not yield to blackmail.
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"It was not without reason that Index's staff felt in danger, and it was not without reason that I decided to move our independence barometer," the outgoing editor-in-chief stated.
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The new CEO stepped down after only a few days, things happen above our heads, but we know one thing for sure: We want to write the news in peace.
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A government decree exempted KESMA, the giant pro-government media conglomerate from prior antitrust examination. The Constitutional Court found nothing wrong.
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We still insist on maintaining our editorial independence and keeping our staff untouchable.
2020 június 21.
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2020.06.21. 19:56 Módosítva: 2020-09-27 14:09:28
Index.hu, the largest news site of Hungary, one of the few remaining independent voices, is in grave danger.
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After losing WWI, due to the Treaty of Trianon, Hungary lost 70% of its territory and a third of its ethnic Hungarian population. How does a nation cope with such a shock?
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An Iraqi refugee tells about the hardships his family endured while they were unlawfully detained for two years in the Hungarian transit zones.
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The European Court of Justice ruled that asylum seekers were unlawfully detained at the Hungarian border for an indefinite time with no chance for judicial review.
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From this point forward, the civil registry and official documents will contain the unchangeable "sex at birth" entry instead of "gender."
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The project is one of the largest infrastructural developments in Hungarian history.
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"We have won the first battle against the pandemic," Viktor Orbán said in his video message announcing lifting the restrictions in the capital.
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While restrictions will be relaxed in Pest county and the rest of Hungary starting on Monday, Budapest still has to wait.
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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.
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The screening campaign found that only a small portion of the population had contracted the disease, which is not enough for herd immunity.
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BMW announced to push the opening of their new plant in Debrecen, Hungary by a year due to the economic effects of the coronavirus pandemic.
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The declaration argues that recognising gender-based violence as a form of persecution in asylum cases would endanger Hungarian culture and customs.
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The Hungarian government announced the details of how measures taken against the coronavirus will change from 4 May.
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Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced that the coronavirus response is ready to enter into phase 2, "together, we can try to reboot life in Hungary."
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The epidemic is expected to hit local peak on 3 May, government plans gradual process to roll back restrictions.
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The tests will start on 1 May and will be conducted on a representative sample to get a clear picture of the Hungarian epidemiological situation.
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From one week to the other, the way we lived our lives had fundamentally changed. Some things will never return to normal. And they shouldn't.
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The epidemic is expected to peak from 3 May just as high school final exams are scheduled to begin.
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The epidemic in Hungary is still going to last months, not weeks, Minister Gergely Gulyás said at the government's weekly press conference.
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