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'Foreign Network' Interfering in 2022 Election Still Active in Hungary, Reports Sovereignty Office

'Foreign Network' Interfering in 2022 Election Still Active in Hungary, Reports Sovereignty Office

“The network interfering with Hungary’s 2022 parliamentary election from abroad is still active and is working towards escalation of the war in Ukraine,” the Sovereignty Protection Office said in a report released.
Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

The European Parliament (EP) will discuss "Chinese police activity in Europe" during its plenary session on April 10 in Brussels.
Updated: Workers Hospitalized After Accident at Battery Manufacturing Plant in Hungary, Hydrogen Cyanide Released Into Air

Updated: Workers Hospitalized After Accident at Battery Manufacturing Plant in Hungary, Hydrogen Cyanide Released Into Air

The opposition LMP-Greens is filing a report with the police over an accident at a battery manufacturing plant in Komárom, in northern Hungary.
Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Hungary’s media and the issue of media freedom have been factually misrepresented by various international organisations and their “biased” and methodologically flawed reports, Hungary’s media authority NMHH said.
Police Investigating Dozens of Forged Signatures Ahead of Hungarian Parliamentary Election

Police Investigating Dozens of Forged Signatures Ahead of Hungarian Parliamentary Election

In February, the collection of recommendations for the April parliamentary elections took place in 106 constituencies of Hungary. At least 500 valid signatures from voters living in the constituency were required. However, according to our information, not everyone managed to get them in the correct way.
Fidesz MEP on Pegasus Spy Scandal: Everything Was Legal, and Gyurcsány Did it Too

Fidesz MEP on Pegasus Spy Scandal: Everything Was Legal, and Gyurcsány Did it Too

“If an independent journalist poses a threat to Hungary’s national security, that reveals a lot about the power of the government,” said German Liberal MEP Moritz Körner at a hearing in the European Parliament’s (EP) Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) on Tuesday.
Data Protection Authority 'Covered Up Fidesz Crimes' in Pegasus Case, Says Opposition Party DK

Data Protection Authority 'Covered Up Fidesz Crimes' in Pegasus Case, Says Opposition Party DK

The opposition Democratic Coalition on Friday accused the Hungarian data protection authority (NAIH) and its head, Attila Péterfalvi, of “covering up [ruling] Fidesz’s crimes in connection with the Pegasus case for months”.
Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament’s national security committee declared its meeting on the issue of Pegasus, an Israeli spy software, confidential for 50 years, the chairman of the committee said on Monday.
Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

The site of the Paks NPP and the planned Paks II NPP are not suitable for the construction of a nuclear power plant according to Hungarian legislation and international recommendations.
'Foreign Network' Interfering in 2022 Election Still Active in Hungary, Reports Sovereignty Office

'Foreign Network' Interfering in 2022 Election Still Active in Hungary, Reports Sovereignty Office

“The network interfering with Hungary’s 2022 parliamentary election from abroad is still active and is working towards escalation of the war in Ukraine,” the Sovereignty Protection Office said in a report released.
Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

Updated: Chinese Police Presence in Hungary on European Parliament Debate Agenda

The European Parliament (EP) will discuss "Chinese police activity in Europe" during its plenary session on April 10 in Brussels.
Updated: Workers Hospitalized After Accident at Battery Manufacturing Plant in Hungary, Hydrogen Cyanide Released Into Air

Updated: Workers Hospitalized After Accident at Battery Manufacturing Plant in Hungary, Hydrogen Cyanide Released Into Air

The opposition LMP-Greens is filing a report with the police over an accident at a battery manufacturing plant in Komárom, in northern Hungary.
Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Hungary’s media and the issue of media freedom have been factually misrepresented by various international organisations and their “biased” and methodologically flawed reports, Hungary’s media authority NMHH said.
Police Investigating Dozens of Forged Signatures Ahead of Hungarian Parliamentary Election

Police Investigating Dozens of Forged Signatures Ahead of Hungarian Parliamentary Election

In February, the collection of recommendations for the April parliamentary elections took place in 106 constituencies of Hungary. At least 500 valid signatures from voters living in the constituency were required. However, according to our information, not everyone managed to get them in the correct way.
Fidesz MEP on Pegasus Spy Scandal: Everything Was Legal, and Gyurcsány Did it Too

Fidesz MEP on Pegasus Spy Scandal: Everything Was Legal, and Gyurcsány Did it Too

“If an independent journalist poses a threat to Hungary’s national security, that reveals a lot about the power of the government,” said German Liberal MEP Moritz Körner at a hearing in the European Parliament’s (EP) Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) on Tuesday.
Data Protection Authority 'Covered Up Fidesz Crimes' in Pegasus Case, Says Opposition Party DK

Data Protection Authority 'Covered Up Fidesz Crimes' in Pegasus Case, Says Opposition Party DK

The opposition Democratic Coalition on Friday accused the Hungarian data protection authority (NAIH) and its head, Attila Péterfalvi, of “covering up [ruling] Fidesz’s crimes in connection with the Pegasus case for months”.
Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament Committee Declares Meeting on Spy Software Confidential

Parliament’s national security committee declared its meeting on the issue of Pegasus, an Israeli spy software, confidential for 50 years, the chairman of the committee said on Monday.
Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

Opinion: Danger of Earthquake at Paks Nuclear Power Plant Warns Geologist

The site of the Paks NPP and the planned Paks II NPP are not suitable for the construction of a nuclear power plant according to Hungarian legislation and international recommendations.