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The reason for Dull's dismissal was that he made it clear he will not yield to blackmail.

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.

A government decree exempted KESMA, the giant pro-government media conglomerate from prior antitrust examination. The Constitutional Court found nothing wrong.

We still insist on maintaining our editorial independence and keeping our staff untouchable.

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?

An Iraqi refugee tells about the hardships his family endured while they were unlawfully detained for two years in the Hungarian transit zones.

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.

From this point forward, the civil registry and official documents will contain the unchangeable "sex at birth" entry instead of "gender."

"We have won the first battle against the pandemic," Viktor Orbán said in his video message announcing lifting the restrictions in the capital.

While restrictions will be relaxed in Pest county and the rest of Hungary starting on Monday, Budapest still has to wait.

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 screening campaign found that only a small portion of the population had contracted the disease, which is not enough for herd immunity.

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.

The declaration argues that recognising gender-based violence as a form of persecution in asylum cases would endanger Hungarian culture and customs.

The Hungarian government announced the details of how measures taken against the coronavirus will change from 4 May.

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."

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.

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.

The epidemic in Hungary is still going to last months, not weeks, Minister Gergely Gulyás said at the government's weekly press conference.