The new Prime Minister of Hungary, Peter Magyar, with full power and populist inclinations, is conducting an intense cleanup after the government of Viktor Orban, revealing numerous scandals and misconducts of the previous team, including the expulsion of Russian diplomats accused of espionage. (translated)
The Hungarian government led by Prime Minister Péter Magyar proposes the abolition of the ban on displaying homosexuality and transgender individuals to children, which was introduced during Viktor Orbán's government in order to bring Hungary in line with European standards. (translated)
Péter Magyar, the new Prime Minister of Hungary, pursues a pro-European foreign policy, distancing himself from his predecessor Viktor Orbán, while there is continuity in some areas such as asylum policy. (translated)
Hungary plans to publish the names of 60,000 to 80,000 informants of the communist regime as part of the declassification of the secret police archives, which is to take place on the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the Hungarian Revolution. (translated)
Péter Magyar, the new Hungarian prime minister, is gradually dismantling Orbán's illiberal system, replacing key officials and reforming media and institutions, but his controversial actions raise concerns about an authoritarian drift. (translated)
Hungary's Prime Minister Peter Magyar appealed on Facebook to companies that improperly enriched themselves through contracts during Viktor Orban's government to voluntarily return public funds, emphasizing that otherwise the state will take legal action in this matter. (translated)
The article discusses how Péter Magyar, the new Prime Minister of Hungary, is struggling with the challenges of governance and maintaining popularity after a record electoral victory over Viktor Orbán, despite criticism that he continues to operate in election campaign mode instead of focusing on the country's real problems. (translated)
The public television of Hungary broadcast its first news program since July, ending a broadcast interruption imposed in connection with the new government’s media reforms aimed at restoring media independence, whereas controlling the press was one of the main pillars of Viktor Orbán's regime during his tenure as prime minister. (translated)
Hungary commemorates more than 1000 years since the founding of the state, while the new Prime Minister Peter Magyar, after gaining a two-thirds majority and claiming to liberate the country from Orbán's system, faces criticism for authoritarian tendencies and the use of social media for political management, while initiating reforms in the areas of justice and media with the aim of obtaining the release of blocked financial resources from the EU. (translated)
Peter Magyar summarizes the first 100 days of governance, during which over 30 laws and two constitutional amendments were adopted, highlighting radical changes in society and Hungary's international position, while also announcing the construction of a democratic state with greater transparency and restrictions for politicians. (translated)
Péter Magyar, the newly elected Prime Minister of Hungary, is striving for fundamental changes following the 16-year rule of Viktor Orbán, facing high expectations from the population in areas such as combating corruption, improving healthcare, and the economic situation, while so far he is succeeding in gaining the trust and support of the public. (translated)
A bus accident in Hungary has resulted in 12 deaths and at least 10 serious injuries, according to Prime Minister Péter Magyar, after the vehicle registered in Poland left the road on the M3 motorway. (translated)
The office of Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has notified the prosecutor's office of suspicions of a crime by former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in connection with contracts for social media services worth a total of 4.2 billion forints (around 11 million euros) without a tender, raising concerns about abuse of power and inflation of costs. (translated)
Andras Baka, former president of the Supreme Court and opponent of Viktor Orban, has been elected president of Hungary by Parliament with a large majority, marking a significant political turning point in the country. (translated)
Peter Magyar, the new Hungarian prime minister, quickly reformed the political scene during his first hundred days in office, reduced the influence of Orbán's era, took control of public media, released some frozen EU funds, and hinted at a new direction in foreign policy and the fight against corruption. (translated)
The Tisza Party has nominated András Baka, the former president of the Supreme Court, as a candidate for the president of Hungary, and the National Assembly is set to vote on this matter on August 11, while Fidesz is announcing a boycott of the vote. (translated)
After the April elections, which ended the 16-year era of Viktor Orbán, Hungary is experiencing political excitement associated with the selection of a new head of state, where, alongside serious candidates, personalities from the fields of culture and the internet, such as retired engineer András Arató, known as Hide the Pain Harold, are emerging. This reflects the citizens' desire for change and freedom in politics. (translated)
Péter Magyar, the new Prime Minister of Hungary, has implemented more reforms in four months than Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk did in three years, however, his controversial decisions raise concerns about violations of the rule of law and the future of Hungarian democracy. (translated)
Hungary’s Brussels-backed Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, is once again attacking the very voters who are asking why his government scrapped the protected fuel price introduced by the previous administration. Today, fuel prices are significantly higher than they were under the https://t.co/UmFDsYDQKJ #Hungary #FuelPrices #PéterMagyar #HU
Artykuł omawia sytuację Viktora Orbána po jego porażce w kwietniowych wyborach, wskazując na jego rekonstrukcję w Fideszu oraz krytykę nowego rządu, a także na podjęte przez niego próby zrozumienia przyczyn niepowodzenia, jednak bez głębszej autorefleksji nad własnym stylem rządzenia. #ViktorOrban #Fidesz #PéterMagyar
