EP asks Commission to freeze transfers to Hungary
A pro-government website labels repeated criticism of the state of the rule of law in Hungary by the majority of MEPs ’rule of law hysteria’. READ MORE
Tags: Deutsch, Donáth, EP, rule of law
A pro-government website labels repeated criticism of the state of the rule of law in Hungary by the majority of MEPs ’rule of law hysteria’. READ MORE
Tags: Deutsch, Donáth, EP, rule of law
An independent political observer has reservations about the latest opinion poll which suggests that Fidesz lost 10 percentage points from its voting base, while a pro-government pundit calls these data manipulated. READ MORE
Tags: European elections, Fidesz, polls
Blue collar workers seem to be improving their position on the wage ladder, while intellectuals are among the losers. READ MORE
Tags: wages
A veteran left-wing politician hopes Péter Magyar can bridge the foreign policy gap dividing government and opposition. READ MORE
Tags: foreign affairs, Péter Magyar
Opposition-leaning commentators find inconsistencies in Péter Magyar’s interpretation of current affairs, first of all in his views about Ukraine. READ MORE
Tags: opposition, Péter Magyar
The pro-government nationwide daily repeats its claim that Péter Magyar’s movement numbers Datadat, an IT business linked to former Socialist PM Gordon Bajnai, among its partners. READ MORE
Tags: Bajnai, Péter Magyar
Commentators agree in condemning the attempt by a Brussels district mayor to ban the National Conservatism conference but not on the context. READ MORE
Tags: Brussels, Orbán, sovereignism
Pro-government commentators liken the attempt to ban the conference, at which PM Orbán was due to speak, to 20th century communist practices. READ MORE
Tags: Brussels, free speech, Orbán
A liberal commentator urges the leader of the Twin Tail Dogs to show that his party is more than just a joke. READ MORE
Tags: Twin-Tailed Dog
A left-wing commentator dismisses the official reason given to explain why next year’s budget will be passed in the autumn, instead of May or June as for the past 9 years. READ MORE