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Weeklies on the right to die


Commentators on both Left and Right support the struggle a terminally ill patient is waging in the European Court of Human Rights for the right to die in dignity. READ MORE

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Parliament to change the Budapest electoral system


Opposition-leaning commentators accuse Fidesz of using far-right Mi Hazánk to change the electoral rules in Budapest in order to make it more difficult for the liberal Mayor to run the capital. READ MORE

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Momentum mayors revolt against Anna Donáth


As two of Momentum’s three mayors oppose Donáth’s position not to run in alliance with the Democratic Coalition, a liberal commentator believes the revolt of Momentum against the DK is over. READ MORE

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European court starts hearing Hungarian right-to-die case


A left-wing columnist accuses the government of opposing euthanasia to please the conservative Catholic clergy. READ MORE

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Budapest theatre offers preferential tickets to DK party members


The pro-government daily dismisses the explanation of the director of Budapest’s Katona József theatre about their 30% ticket reductions for members of the Democratic Coalition. READ MORE

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Momentum steps up its attack on the DK


A left-wing website criticises Anna Donáth, Momentum’s most popular ‘face’, who excluded the possibility of jointly running with the Democratic Coalition for seats in the European Parliament or forming a joint electoral list with Ferenc Gyurcsány’s party in the future. READ MORE

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Weeklies on the government’s sovereignty protection campaign


As the government launches a national consultation on its differences with Brussels, asks Parliament to adopt a Sovereignty Protection Bill, and accompanies those two actions with a billboard campaign, opposition-leaning weeklies accuse it of acting against the national interest, while their pro-government counterparts argue that protecting national sovereignty is of key importance. READ MORE

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Opposing takes on the elections in the Netherlands


A left-wing commentator describes the victory of the right wing in the Netherlands as a shock for Europe, while a leading pro-government website introduces the victorious leader as a friend of Hungary. READ MORE

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Government billboards feature Alex Soros and von der Leyen


A liberal commentator believes Soros Junior is less fit for the role of propaganda scarecrow than his father was. READ MORE

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Viktor Orbán hopes Fidesz will remain in government until 2060


An independent political analyst describes the Prime Minister’s acceptance speech as re-elected chairman as an exercise in self-confidence. READ MORE

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