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Central Europe Reveals Holes in Tightening Net of Russia Sanctions
At the state level, while all EU countries have unanimously approved the five rounds sanctions against these Russian/Belarusian entities and individuals, they have done so with varying degrees of enthusiasm.
Democracy Digest: Frontex Affronted in Hungary; Polish Women Back on the Streets
Frontex's decision followed the Hungarian government's non-compliance with the latest judgement from the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU) that ruled "pushbacks" at the Hungarian-Serbian border were unlawful, Frontex spokesperson Chris Borowski told hvg.hu.
One hundred years since Treaty of Trianon - June 4, 1920
The signing of the Treaty of Trianon, on June 4, 1920, marked, from an international law standpoint, the conclusion of peace between the Allied and Associated Powers and Hungary at the conclusion of the First World War.
Hungary Voices Outrage After Proposed Commissioner is Vetoed
Hungarian officials reacted with shock on Thursday after Laszlo Trocsanyi, the Hungarian candidate for the Enlargement and Neighbourhood Policy post in the European Commission, was deemed unfit to serve as a Commissioner by the Legal Affairs Committee of the European Parliament, JURI.
Borissov Downplays Bulgaria's Support for Hungary
Bulgaria is sending mixed messages about its position on the Hungarian government of Viktor Orban in the event of a future vote in the Council of the EU on Budapest losing its voting rights.
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Hungary's Parliament Partially Backtracks on Internet Tax
The Hungarian legislature is expected to have its say on the idea of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán to charge the use of Internet which sparked thousands-strong protests in the capital Budapest.
The opposition has warned a decision to levy the Internet could "weaken" Hungary by affecting the entire economy, hindering technological growth and putting thousands of jobs in jeopardy.