The Hungarian government will not participate in next week’s European Parliamentary debate concerning observance of the rule of law in Hungary, Gergely Gulyas, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, told a press conference on Thursday, arguing there was no basis for discussion. Continue reading “The government won’t attend the EP’s debate on Hungary”
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has congratulated Markus Soeder on his election as chairman of the Bavarian Christian Social Union (CSU), in a letter, Orban’s press chief said. Continue reading “Orban congratulates Soeder”
Brussels is making a stealth attempt to reinstate its failed migration policy, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said during a break in a meeting with his European Union counterparts in Brussels on Monday. Continue reading “Szijjarto: Brussels to bring back its failed migration policy”
Ahmed H., earlier sentenced for his participation in illegal migrants’ crashing with police at the Roszke border station in 2015, will be put on probation and expelled from the country, according to a court ruling. Continue reading “Ahmed H. to be expelled”
Never have the stakes of European Parliamentary elections been as high as they will be this May, Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto said on Friday. Continue reading ““The most important European election is coming””
Conservative opposition Jobbik is against the cooperation of all opposition parties before the European Parliamentary elections because votes would be cast for party lists and “such cooperation stands without an example” in Europe, the party said in a statement on Tuesday. Continue reading “Jobbik opposes all-opposition cooperation”
Hungarian President Janos Ader has expressed condolences to the families of victims in a shooting on Saturday that claimed eleven in a Pittsburgh synagogue. Continue reading “Ader sends message of condolence after Pittsburgh shooting”
