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US Accuses Hungary of Backing Putin
"The Hungarian government claims to support peace but actually backs the war led by Putin," stated US Ambassador to Budapest, David Pressman, following the recent trip of Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó to St. Petersburg, as reported by the Guardian.
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Pope’s Visit to Budapest: Political or Pastoral?
Both leaders sent pointed signals. Orban gave Francis a copy of a 1243 letter from Hungary's King Bela IV, asking Pope Innocent IV for help repelling Mongol invaders - a possible dig at the pope's welcoming attitude to migrants.
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Former Hungarian President Shows Green Credentials in North Macedonia
President of Hungary Janos Ader delivers his speech during a high-level debate of the UN General Assembly on climate change and sustainable development in the organisation's headquarters in New York, USA, 28 March 2019. EPA-EFE/NOEMI BRUZAK
Orban Government Remains Silent about ‘Hungary’s Watergate’
Democracy Digest: Hungary Lacks Pride
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Democracy Digest: New Laws on NGOs Raise Concerns in Hungary and Poland
As reported by OKO.press, the new reporting stipulations could potentially allow the Polish government to compile lists of critical NGOs funded by actors outside Poland and depict them as foreign agents, albeit indirectly, for example by using state media channels controlled by the nationalist-populist Law and Justice (PiS) party. Such practice is not unprecedented in Poland.
Democracy Digest: Fidesz, Family Values and Friends of Dorothy
To escape the police, the 59-year-old politician had apparently jumped out of a window and tried to flee along the gutter, though was spotted by a passer-by and subsequently apprehended by the police. Ecstasy pills were found in his rucksack, but he declared to have no knowledge of them.
Dark Family Secrets Expose Hungary’s History Problem
"I am not here to excuse my grandfather, nor would I like to ponder how someone becomes a murderer," Pokorni said at a solemn ceremony in mid-January at the site of a former Jewish hospital in Budapest.