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hungarianspectrum.org

• Eva S. Balogh, 1936-2021
• City folks and villagers in Baranya County
• Orbán’s pandemic management: The case of the nursing home on Pesti út
• László Kövér’s speech to the national security services, February 28, 2020
• The new German government is not to the liking of the Orbán regime
• Thanksgiving in Budapest—1919
• The Orbán government’s dangerous bet that it won’t need more vaccines
• Anna Donáth at the helm of Momentum
• Viktor Orbán’s attempt to change the EU’s legal framework to his advantage
• Hungary as the fortress and defender of Europe

hungarytoday.hu

• Electrolux to Stop Production at Rural Factory in 2024
• Government to Pay Steelworkers’ Wages for Six Months
• Europe Now, Apparently, Ready to Withstand Shutdown of Russian Gas
• Debate Continues on Political Symbols in Football
• Manfred Weber Makes a Border Fence U-turn

index.hu

• Editorial board of Index and more than 70 staff members resign
• Staff of Index requests reinstatement of fired editor-in-chief
• Firing the editor-in-chief of Index is unacceptable
• Editor-in-chief of Index dismissed
• Readers' messages - what Index means to you
• Index told to get a new editor-in-chief
• Another CEO resigns at Index, we know little
• Hungarian Constitutional Court approves exempting pro-government media from antitrust regulation
• The CEO is gone, but Index still stands
• Index is in danger
• The Trianon-code: How a nation copes with trauma
• What makes me mad is that my children had to grow up in prison

insighthungary.444.hu

• Szijjarto dismisses reports about Hungary blocking €500 million EU military aid to Ukraine
• Orban aims to make Hungary a 'regional middle power'
• Orban is the only EU leader who received holiday greetings from Putin
• Ukrainian Foreign Ministry says Orbán is indirectly calling for Ukraine's defeat in the war
• Hungarian central bank chief criticizes government’s economic policies
• Russian spy allegedly tried to smuggle a flash drive containing classified data to Budapest
• Son Russian spy chief Naryshkin has a Budapest address
• Hungary proposes judicial reforms to unlock EU funds
• Pro-government media calls for the resignation of two judges for meeting US ambassador
• 80,000 people protest in Budapest to support teachers
• Hungarian government launches "survey" on Brussels’ 'failed sanctions'
• Viktor Orbán is looking for Donald Trump on Twitter

portfolio.hu

• Credit demand may ebb further in Hungary if banks keep tightening conditions - c.bank
• Rheinmetall chief meets Hungarian PM Orbán
• ANALYST VIEW - Edison addresses Vodafone takeover by Hungary's 4iG and state
• Two countries will not avoid recession this year in CESEE: Hungary and Russia
• Fitch Ratings says Europe dodged the energy crisis, troubles averted
• Last year has shown Hungary's vulnerability, MNB must be cautious - Amundi Fund Management
• Abolition of the food price freeze expected to boost inflation in Hungary
• Russian industry records steepest fall in motor vehicle production
• Russia claims Ukrainian missile attack on the Friendship oil pipeline
• Erdoğan: Sweden can forget about joining NATO
• Croatia to pay USD 235 million to Mol
• Hungary to spend billions on the pay of Dunaferr workers - Orbán

telex.hu

• Szijjártó: What the US ambassador thinks is completely irrelevant
• Hungarian state responsible for Syrian refugee's death – ECHR rules
• Hungarians do not want to eat insects, says Minister of Agriculture
• Croatia to pay $235 million in damages to Hungarian oil giant MOL
• Hungarian Judicial Council, a stakeholder in judicial reform package, disagrees with several points of draft
• Social acceptance of LGBTQI people has not decreased significantly in Hungary, research reveals
• Kyiv to Hungarian ambassador: 'Anti-Ukrainian rhetoric' must stop!
• The latest from Arte Weekly: Turkey may sabotage Sweden's NATO membership over Kurds, while the EU approves certain insects as food
• Brussels hits the Hungarian government on a very sensitive point with the Horizon program
• Szijjártó: The Turkic States would award the Nobel Peace Prize to Turkish President Erdoğan
• Transparency International: Hungary is the most corrupt country in the EU
• Orbán still committed to Rosatom deal, but questions around Paks II abound

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