Files charged against CPAC Hungary organizer for posting nazi symbol
Last June Koskovics posted an image of a rainbow flag with a swastika.
Twenty-five ambassadors recalled by new foreign minister
Foreign Minister Anita Orban recalled twenty-five ambassadors, including key posts in Washington, London, Brussels, Moscow and Kyiv.
Sulyok signs law ending his term in office
The Parliament will elect a new president to serve until a new constitution takes effect, or for a maximum of five years.
Hungarian parliament approves constitutional amendment to remove president
Sulyok has five days to either sign the amendment or refer it to the Constitutional Court.
Hungarian public media suspends news service
“Public media should not lie. We apologize for having done so for many years! "Hungarian public television posted on its social media.
Hungary passes law dismantling Orban's public media system
The law also provides for the appointment of new leaders through open competitions and establishes an Independent Public Media Board to oversee the independence and financial management of public media.
Hungary passes constitutional term limiting how long a PM can serve
One of the amendment’s most contested provisions limits prime ministers to two terms and counts any time served in office since 2 May 1990.
Fidesz re-elects Orbán after historic loss
"I do not give up, I never, never, never, never, never give up," Orban told his party.
Anita Orban outlines Hungary's new foreign policy path
Under a new agreement, Ukraine committed to restoring the system of schools for ethnic minorities and guaranteeing the free use of the Hungarian language and national symbols.
Hungary's PM to amend constitution to remove Fidesz-appointed president
Magyar said the president had refused to resign and announced that lawmakers from his party would begin the “necessary procedures” to remove him.