A government official, responding to Sweden’s intervention in the European Court of Justice case concerning Hungarian law on civil organisations, has said that it was “well known” that the Swedish political leadership was “on the side of migrants”. Continue reading “Volner: Sweden’s leaders ‘on the side of migrants’”
In an interview with Hungarian news site HVG.hu, Andriana Sukova, Deputy-Director General of the DG Employment, Social Affairs and Inclusion of the European Commission stressed that the next EU budget is not focusing on supporting migration. Continue reading ““The fight against poverty is no success story in the EU””
The European Commission has launched an infringement procedure against Hungary over its recently passed “Stop Soros” package of laws. Continue reading “EC launches infringement procedure against Hungary”
Migration will be the most important topic of the next European elections in all member states, and if the status quo changes, the EU can get closer to solving the migration crisis, Hungary’s European commissioner, Tibor Navracsics told Hungarian daily Magyar Idok. Continue reading “Navracsics: The Commission has to be impartial”
The Hungarian government has submitted a counter claim to the European Court of Justice concerning the infringement procedure which the European Commission launched against Hungary for failing to implement the community’s quota decisions. Continue reading “Hungary continues to reject quotas”
Hungary’s economy has undergone a steady recovery since the 2008 financial crisis, offering a path to sustainable growth over the coming decade, the European Commission said in an annual report released on Wednesday. Continue reading “Hungarian govt accuses the Commission of interference”
The European Commission is expected to intervene in the Hungarian election campaign, Fidesz MEP Tamas Deutsch said in Echo TV‘s evening programme on Monday. Continue reading “Fidesz MEP accuses the Commissions of intervention”
