Hungarian elections: Right right out in front as left left standing
The ruling centre-right Fidesz party has a good chance of winning a second consecutive two-thirds majority at the parliamentary election
Read moreThe ruling centre-right Fidesz party has a good chance of winning a second consecutive two-thirds majority at the parliamentary election
Read moreYad Vashem, the Holocaust Memorial and Institute in Jerusalem, hosted on March 19 2014 a march of remembrance with dozens
Read moreThe far-right and ultra-nationalist Hungarian party Jobbik will not accept the ban imposed by the Romanian government on two of
Read moreThe Romanian government named on March 17 four Hungarian far-right militants that they banned from entering the country after violent
Read moreOver the past few weeks, the political upheaval in Ukraine has directed Hungary’s attention toward Kyiv and increasingly toward the
Read moreApart from Russia, six countries border Ukraine – and as the crisis deepened with Russian military involvement, most expressed deep
Read moreA bomb scare forced hundreds of extreme right-wing demonstrators to relocate their “day of honour” ceremonies from Clark Ádám tér
Read moreEfforts are underway to prevent Hungarian extreme-right and anti-Semitic party Jobbikto hold next week a political assembly in a building
Read moreOne of the most controversial economic issues in Hungary is back in the public attention: the uniform income tax rate,
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