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Sanader/Hernádi corruption retrial starts in Zagreb

A retrial weighing corruption charges against Zsolt Hernádi, chairman-CEO of Hungarian energy giant MOL, and Ivo Sanader, the disgraced former...

Issues

Hungary ‘monopolized’ school textbook distribution, ECHR rules

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Tuesday ruled that the state of Hungary had "monopolized" the school textbook...

Issues

United Way Hungary announces gala dinner

United Way Hungary has announced that its annual charity gala dinner will take place on Sunday, November 4, at the...

Issues

Banks must adequately inform FX loan borrowers, CJEU rules

In a preliminary ruling sought by the Budapest Regional Court of Appeal, the Court of Justice of the European Union...

Issues

Appeals court upholds Syrian rioterʼs terrorism conviction

The Szeged Court of Appeals has upheld a terrorism charge brought against Syrian national Ahmed H., who clashed with police...

Party Popularity

Ruling party Fidesz further increases support

Four months after victory in the general election, Fidesz has managed to further increase its support. The opposition parties are...

Issues

Court refuses to execute European Arrest Warrant for MOL CEO

The Municipal Court of Budapest has refused to execute a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued by the Croatian authorities for...

Issues

Trustworthiness Pays Well: German Law Firms in Hungary

With the economy doing well and continuing to attract foreign capital, law firms with a strong German background are also...

Party Popularity

MPs vote to hike own wages

The Hungarian National Assembly has accepted a proposal which significantly raises the wages of sitting MPs, to almost three times...

Issues

Szecskay hires British-Scandinavian antitrust expert

Szecskay Attorneys at Law says it has further strengthened its EU Competition Law practice with the arrival of Sam MacMahon...

Party Popularity

Fidesz support increases further among voters

Two months after the parliamentary elections the support of the ruling parties has grown even further, while the opposition lost...

Issues

Hungaryʼs gov’t submits modified ‘Stop Soros’ package amidst criticism

The government submitted a modified version of a bill intended to crack down on NGOs that allegedly support illegal migration...

Issues

Government to submit 2019 budget bill on June 13

Hungaryʼs government plans to submit the 2019 budget bill to Parliament on June 13, Gergely Gulyás, the newly appointed minister...

Issues

Childrenʼs rights report highlights continuing problems

Problems concerning children rights in Hungary have not decreased in the last year, according to a freshly released report from...

Issues

Equal pay for equal work in the case of a business transfer

Fighting discrimination and enforcing the principle of equal treatment has a great importance in employment relationships. Fighting the gender pay...

Issues

Sanader/Hernádi corruption retrial starts in Zagreb

A retrial weighing corruption charges against Zsolt Hernádi, chairman-CEO of Hungarian energy giant MOL, and Ivo Sanader, the disgraced former...

Issues

Hungary ‘monopolized’ school textbook distribution, ECHR rules

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Tuesday ruled that the state of Hungary had "monopolized" the school textbook...

Issues

United Way Hungary announces gala dinner

United Way Hungary has announced that its annual charity gala dinner will take place on Sunday, November 4, at the...

Issues

Banks must adequately inform FX loan borrowers, CJEU rules

In a preliminary ruling sought by the Budapest Regional Court of Appeal, the Court of Justice of the European Union...

Issues

Appeals court upholds Syrian rioterʼs terrorism conviction

The Szeged Court of Appeals has upheld a terrorism charge brought against Syrian national Ahmed H., who clashed with police...

Party Popularity

Ruling party Fidesz further increases support

Four months after victory in the general election, Fidesz has managed to further increase its support. The opposition parties are...

Issues

Court refuses to execute European Arrest Warrant for MOL CEO

The Municipal Court of Budapest has refused to execute a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued by the Croatian authorities for...

Issues

Trustworthiness Pays Well: German Law Firms in Hungary

With the economy doing well and continuing to attract foreign capital, law firms with a strong German background are also...

Party Popularity

MPs vote to hike own wages

The Hungarian National Assembly has accepted a proposal which significantly raises the wages of sitting MPs, to almost three times...

Issues

Szecskay hires British-Scandinavian antitrust expert

Szecskay Attorneys at Law says it has further strengthened its EU Competition Law practice with the arrival of Sam MacMahon...

Party Popularity

Fidesz support increases further among voters

Two months after the parliamentary elections the support of the ruling parties has grown even further, while the opposition lost...

Issues

Hungaryʼs gov’t submits modified ‘Stop Soros’ package amidst criticism

The government submitted a modified version of a bill intended to crack down on NGOs that allegedly support illegal migration...

Issues

Government to submit 2019 budget bill on June 13

Hungaryʼs government plans to submit the 2019 budget bill to Parliament on June 13, Gergely Gulyás, the newly appointed minister...

Issues

Childrenʼs rights report highlights continuing problems

Problems concerning children rights in Hungary have not decreased in the last year, according to a freshly released report from...

Issues

Equal pay for equal work in the case of a business transfer

Fighting discrimination and enforcing the principle of equal treatment has a great importance in employment relationships. Fighting the gender pay...

Sanader/Hernádi corruption retrial starts in Zagreb

A retrial weighing corruption charges against Zsolt Hernádi, chairman-CEO of Hungarian energy giant MOL, and Ivo Sanader, the disgraced former...

Hungary ‘monopolized’ school textbook distribution, ECHR rules

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Tuesday ruled that the state of Hungary had "monopolized" the school textbook...

United Way Hungary announces gala dinner

United Way Hungary has announced that its annual charity gala dinner will take place on Sunday, November 4, at the...

Banks must adequately inform FX loan borrowers, CJEU rules

In a preliminary ruling sought by the Budapest Regional Court of Appeal, the Court of Justice of the European Union...

Appeals court upholds Syrian rioterʼs terrorism conviction

The Szeged Court of Appeals has upheld a terrorism charge brought against Syrian national Ahmed H., who clashed with police...

Ruling party Fidesz further increases support

Four months after victory in the general election, Fidesz has managed to further increase its support. The opposition parties are...

Court refuses to execute European Arrest Warrant for MOL CEO

The Municipal Court of Budapest has refused to execute a European Arrest Warrant (EAW) issued by the Croatian authorities for...

Trustworthiness Pays Well: German Law Firms in Hungary

With the economy doing well and continuing to attract foreign capital, law firms with a strong German background are also...

MPs vote to hike own wages

The Hungarian National Assembly has accepted a proposal which significantly raises the wages of sitting MPs, to almost three times...

Szecskay hires British-Scandinavian antitrust expert

Szecskay Attorneys at Law says it has further strengthened its EU Competition Law practice with the arrival of Sam MacMahon...

Fidesz support increases further among voters

Two months after the parliamentary elections the support of the ruling parties has grown even further, while the opposition lost...

Hungaryʼs gov’t submits modified ‘Stop Soros’ package amidst criticism

The government submitted a modified version of a bill intended to crack down on NGOs that allegedly support illegal migration...

Government to submit 2019 budget bill on June 13

Hungaryʼs government plans to submit the 2019 budget bill to Parliament on June 13, Gergely Gulyás, the newly appointed minister...

Childrenʼs rights report highlights continuing problems

Problems concerning children rights in Hungary have not decreased in the last year, according to a freshly released report from...

Equal pay for equal work in the case of a business transfer

Fighting discrimination and enforcing the principle of equal treatment has a great importance in employment relationships. Fighting the gender pay...