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: 1. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 24/10/2011

Orbán won't go away

In Budapest several left-leaning organisations held a rally on Sunday attended by some 100,000 people to protest against the right-wing conservative government of Viktor Orbán. ... » more

: 2. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 05/08/2011

No mercy for Hungary's left-wing governments

Hungary's conservative right-wing government announced on Tuesday that it wants to take previous governments from 2002 to 2010 to court for their "irresponsible" economic policies. ... » more

: 3. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 12/05/2011

Gyurcsány gravedigger of Hungary's Socialists

There are indications reports that Hungary's ex-prime minister Ferenc Gyurcsány and his team plan to leave the opposition Socialist Party (MSZP) and found a new ... » more

: 4. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 19/04/2011

Democratically legitimised

Hungary's new constitution enjoys broad public support, writes the conservative daily Magyar Nemzet, which has close ties to the government: "The radical criticism that has ... » more

: 5. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 05/01/2011

Media law no reason for panic

The pro-government, right-wing conservative daily Magyar Nemzet finds all the fuss about the controversial Hungarian media law exaggerated: "Critics of the law shot from the ... » more

: 6. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 12/04/2010

Election marks a turning point

Following the victory of the right-wing conservative Alliance of Young Democrats (Fidesz) under the leadership of Viktor Orbán could head Hungary in a new direction, ... » more

: 7. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 23/03/2009

A political trick

The anti-government daily Magyar Nemzet sees Ferenc Gyurcsány's resignation announcement as a political tactic. "A big step for Ferenc Gyurcsány; a small step for Hungary. ... » more

: 8. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 10/02/2009

Public security must be defended

The conservative daily Magyar Nemzet suspects that a notorious Roma gang is behind the brutal killing of a famous handball player and the severe wounding ... » more

: 9. Magyar Nemzet - Hungary | 11/11/2008

Hungary's weakness is to blame

The conservative daily Magyar Nemzet puts the present Slovak-Hungarian conflict down to the weakness and irresoluteness of the Hungarian government: "Hungary's political elite has been ... » more

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