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Government launches new national consultation


A left-wing pundit suggests that questions put to Hungarians by the government contain implicit lies, while the pro-government nationwide daily condemns the European Commission, after its spokesman also said that the allegations contained in the questionnaire are untrue. READ MORE

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PM Orbán re-elected Fidesz chairman


A pro-government pundit celebrates Fidesz unity, while liberal commentators point out that Viktor Orbán was the only candidate for party chairman. READ MORE

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Weeklies on the planned ‘Sovereignty Protection Bill’


Although the exact content of the bill is unclear for the moment, commentators try to place it in the context of Hungary’s divergences with her Western allies. READ MORE

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Hungary ranks low in the international innovation index


An expert urges new measures to promote the spirit of innovation. READ MORE

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US Ambassador receives judges again


The main pro-government daily carries two columns lambasting the US Ambassador after he received leading figures of the National Juridical Council. They condemn Ambassador Pressman even more sharply than after the first such meeting a year ago (see BudaPost, November 3, 2022). READ MORE

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Opposition-leaning website accused of serving foreign interests


A pro-government columnist disputes Telex’s image as an independent news outlet. READ MORE

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Rivalry trumps cooperation among opposition parties


An independent analyst forecasts an unprecedented defeat for the opposition in next year’s local and European elections. READ MORE

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Hungary on good terms with both Israel and Muslim countries


A pro-government pundit wonders why the opposition cannot see what Israel perfectly understands about Hungary’s foreign policy. READ MORE

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Weeklies on the firing of the director of the National Museum


Opposition-leaning commentators believe that the decision to sack the director was a typical example of how things work under the incumbent government, while their pro-government counterpart expresses his appreciation of the dismissed director, without taking sides over the cause of his dismissal. READ MORE

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Chinese electric cars to be built in Hungary


A pro-government author welcomes the giant Chinese investment project Hungary has almost certainly snitched from Germany. READ MORE

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