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Former chief spy blames allies for Brussels terror


A onetime leading intelligence service official condemns western allies who have ridiculed the Belgian secret services after the two terror bombing attacks in Brussels. He claims that Belgian counter-espionage operations have been deliberately weakened at the request of partner services, which are omnipresent in Brussels. READ MORE

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Béla Biszku dies at 94


A conservative and a liberal columnist remember the Communist hardliner, who was found guilty of involvement in war crimes. READ MORE

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Constitutional Court strikes down National Bank Act amendments


As the Constitutional Court blocks the amended National Bank Act, a left-wing and a conservative analyst accuse the government of large scale corruption. A pro-government columnist, on the other hand, claims that the verdict shows that the rule of law is alive and well in Hungary. READ MORE

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Nobel laureate Imre Kertész dies at 86


Commentators across the Hungarian media remember Nobel Prize winner author Imre Kertész. READ MORE

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ISIS mentions Hungary in new threat message


Commenting on a recent jihadist video naming Hungary among potential terror targets, a left-wing columnist accuses the government of using the threat to push its own political agenda. A pro-government columnist calls on the opposition to support the government’s efforts to reduce the threat.  READ MORE

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Liberal elites accused of dogmatism and double standards


A conservative historian thinks that the liberal elites who like to criticize national and Christian values prefer to rely on ‘politically correct’ dogmas and ideology when talking about migrants. READ MORE

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Brussels suspends social infrastructure fund payments


As the European Commission decides to withhold structural funds, a left-wing commentator fears that Hungarian taxpayers will have to pay billions of Forints if the projects are rejected by the EU. READ MORE

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Imre Pozsgay remembered


Obituaries in the Hungarian press depict a man who played a crucial role in promoting change in the late 1980s in Hungary, but who was sidelined after the first democratic election took place in 1990. READ MORE

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Pundits strike back after Schulz attacks Hungarian referendum


Right-wing commentators ridicule European Parliament President Martin Schulz for denouncing the planned Hungarian referendum on migrant quotas, and attack the Mayor of Szeged, whom he praised. READ MORE

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Prime minister dusts off anti-terror bill


Left-liberal commentators accuse the government of exploiting the Brussels terror attacks for power and propaganda benefits. READ MORE

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