Human Rights Watch
Hungary: New Laws Curb Media Freedom
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The Hungarian government has ignored recommendations by the Council of Europe to revise controversial laws that limit media freedom.
(Berlin) – The Hungarian government has ignored recommendations by the Council of Europe to revise controversial laws that limit media freedom, Human Rights Watch said today. Parli...
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Irish Times
No pool joy for Irish swimmers
Swimming:It was a disappointing morning for the Irish contingent at the European Swimming Championships at Debrecen in Hungary as they failed to progress beyond the morning heats.
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Irish Times
Irish freestyle relay team fail to qualify for Games
SWIMMING EUROPEAN CHAMPIONSHIPSIRELAND’S 4x200 metres women’s freestyle relay team finished sixth in the final at the European swimming championship in Debrecen, Hungary, yesterday but their time of 8.09.15 will not earn them a place in the London Olympics.
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Reuters
Hungarian tiger cubs a dream come true for zookeeper
ABONY, Hungary (Reuters Life!) - As a child, Hungarian zookeeper and owner Tibor Toth dreamed of having lots of animals around him and his life was forever changed the day he petted a tiger cub.
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The Jerusalem Post
Swimming: Nevo falls just short in Hungary
Israeli finishes men’s 200-meter Individual Medley final in fourth place at the European Championships in Debrecen, Hungary.
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AP
CONCACAF tries to oust Chuck Blazer from FIFA
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) -- A damning list of alleged financial mismanagement allegations against former CONCACAF leaders Jack Warner and Chuck Blazer was outlined to 40 soccer nations Wednesday, just minutes after they elected Jeffrey Webb as their new president....
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Irish Times
McMahon and Nocher book places in London
Swimming: Sycerika McMahon is the latest Irish athlete to book her place at the Olympic Games this summer, the 17-year-old swimmer achieving the A Standard in the 100m Breaststroke at the European Championships in Hungary.
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perez hilton
Bruce Willis: Bald & Beautiful On Set!
Remember back when we all fawned over Bruce Willis in the Die Hard franchise?
Well we get to continue that admiration with A Good Day To Die Hard!!
Busy on set in Hungary, Bruce looks just as sexy as ever… give or take a few years of seasoning, ha!
Please! Feel free to peruse his [...]
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BBC
VIDEO: Eastern Europe affected by crisis
A number of emerging European countries such as Hungary had only just begun to recover from the financial crisis, but are now being hit by fresh fears over the eurozone.
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Daily Mail
Death of John Lennon¿s friend Eva Rhodes in Hungary linked to policeman
Eva Rhodes, whose family left Hungary in 1956, rose to fame as a model and actress in London in the 1960s. Her battered body was found in woods near her Hungarian home in 2009, several months after the authorities ruled out foul play.
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The Sun
Jack battles on after ban
TULISA faces long-distance relationship after her new man landed movie role in Hungary
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The Sun
Jack battles on after ban
TULISA faces long-distance relationship after her new man landed movie role in Hungary
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Washington Post
London 2012 Olympics: U.S. men’s water polo team grouped with defending champion Hungary
Hungary edged the United States in the men’s water polo gold medal match at the 2008 Beijing Olympics, but a rematch this summer will come far sooner than the medal rounds.
The Americans join the nine-time champions in a loaded group that also includes perennial power Serbia, Romania and Britain. Greece, Italy, Kazakhstan, Spain, Australia and Croatia make up the other group for the 12-team com...
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Telegraph
Hay Budapest: Tibor Fischer just delighted to be himself
Tibor Fischer, the author of Under The Frog, is celebrated in Britain and Hungary and gave a sparkling talk at the 2012 Hay Festival Budapest.
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China Daily
Li Keqiang returns to Beijing after Euro visits
Vice Premier Li Keqiang returned to Beijing on Friday morning after official visits to Russia, Hungary, Belgium and the European Union (EU) headquarters.
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BBC
Janos Ader made Hungary president
Hungarian MPs elect Janos Ader as president after his predecessor, Pal Schmitt, resigned last month in a plagiarism scandal.
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China Daily
Nations sign a series of agreements
China and Hungary signed a series of investment and cooperative agreements on Tuesday, covering agriculture, telecommunications, infrastructure and finance.
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The Nation
Documents reveal al-Qaeda’s plans for carnage in Europe
WASHINGTON - On May 16 last year, a 22-year-old Austrian named Maqsood Lodin was being questioned by police in Berlin. He had recently returned from Pakistan via Budapest, Hungary, and then travelled overland to Germany. His interrogators were surprised to find that hidden in his underpants were a digital storage device and memory cards. Buried inside them was a pornographic video and a ...
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The Nation
Documents reveal al-Qaeda’s plans for carnage in Europe
WASHINGTON - On May 16 last year, a 22-year-old Austrian named Maqsood Lodin was being questioned by police in Berlin. He had recently returned from Pakistan via Budapest, Hungary, and then travelled overland to Germany. His interrogators were surprised to find that hidden in his underpants were a digital storage device and memory cards. Buried inside them was a pornographic video and a ...
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The Nation
Documents reveal al-Qaeda’s plans for carnage in Europe
WASHINGTON - On May 16 last year, a 22-year-old Austrian named Maqsood Lodin was being questioned by police in Berlin. He had recently returned from Pakistan via Budapest, Hungary, and then travelled overland to Germany. His interrogators were surprised to find that hidden in his underpants were a digital storage device and memory cards. Buried inside them was a pornographic video and a ...
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The Nation
Documents reveal al-Qaeda’s plans for carnage in Europe
WASHINGTON - On May 16 last year, a 22-year-old Austrian named Maqsood Lodin was being questioned by police in Berlin. He had recently returned from Pakistan via Budapest, Hungary, and then travelled overland to Germany. His interrogators were surprised to find that hidden in his underpants were a digital storage device and memory cards. Buried inside them was a pornographic video and a ...
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CNN
Documents reveal al Qaeda's plans for seizing cruise ships, carnage in Europe
On May 16 last year, a 22-year-old Austrian named Maqsood Lodin was being questioned by police in Berlin. He had recently returned from Pakistan via Budapest, Hungary, and then traveled overland to Germany. His interrogators were surprised to find that hidden in his underpants were a digital storage device and memory cards.
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Telegraph
Working-class children do worse at school in Britain than in Estonia, Hungary or Greece
Working-class children are more likely to be consigned to educational failure in Britain than in most other developed nations, according to international research.
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WSJ
IMF Says Hungary Must Fix Central Bank Issues
The IMF said it can only restart talks for an emergency loan for the country after Budapest resolves concerns about central bank independence.
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Reuters
Hungary may seek less than 20 billion euros from IMF
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's new loan from the EU and International Monetary Fund will probably be smaller than the 20 billion euro ($26.4 billion) package that saved it from collapse in 2008, according to a senior government lawmaker, the first indication of how much Budapest will seek.
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Irish Times
Hungary for talks on EU-IMF loan
Hungary is set to open delayed talks on an emergency loan from the EU authorities and the IMF.
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AP
UN slams Hungary for abuse of asylum seekers
NYIRBATOR, Hungary (AP) -- They say they came to Hungary to escape brutality, war or the threat of being put to death in their home countries. Instead, they are serving untold months behind bars without ever being convicted of a crime....
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USA Today
U.N. slams Hungary for abuse of asylum seekers
U.N. report says migrants who arrive in Hungary from violence-ridden countries spend up to a year languishing in detention centers.
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New York Times
Op-Ed Columnist: In Hungary, the Usual Scapegoats
Jews, gays and others are worrying about Hungary’s tilt.
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Mashable
French Use Code Words on Twitter to Beat Election Results Ban
With the thousands of references to “flan,” “tomato” and the weather in Budapest, Hungary, that took place on French soc…
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Raw video: Cyclists mark Earth Day in Hungary
Tens of thousands of cyclists took part in a demonstration in Budapest, Hungary to mark the annual Earth Day. The event was held to promote urban cycling and rally against air and noise pollution.
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Daily Mail
Sam Weale takes top 20 Modern Pentathlon World Cup finish
Britain’s Sam Weale secured back-to-back Modern Pentathlon World Cup top-20 finishes in Russia on Sunday. The Beijing 2008 Olympian, ranked 22nd in the world, followed up his 19th place in Hungary a week ago with 17th in Rostov.
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National Post
Efforts to keep bogus Roma refugees out have failed: Jason Kenney
The Immigration and Refugee Board receives approximately 400 claims from Hungary every month, the vast majority of whom are believed to be Roma
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Los Angeles Times
Working Hollywood: Gábor Tóth runs the carriages in 'The Raven'
Like any good gothic thriller, the first five minutes of “The Raven” open with a woman’s unhinged scream, copious quantities of blood and dark carriages thundering down a wet, cobblestone street. And while 33-year-old Gábor Tóth assumes no responsibility for the first two items on the list, he’s the first person ever to serve as a carriage coordinator in his native country of Hungary, where mu...
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Huffington Post
Hungary Internet Tax: Country Reportedly Mulls Taxing Phone Calls, Web Surfing
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary is considering a new tax on phone calls and Internet usage which could yield up to 50 billion forints ($221.38 million) a year and would help plug budget holes, website Origo.hu reported on Friday, citing economy ministry sources. Hungary, which is seeking a funding deal with the European Union and the International Monetary Fund, needs to prove to th...
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Reuters
Hungary mulls tax on phone calls, Internet use: website
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary is considering a new tax on phone calls and Internet usage which could yield up to 50 billion forints ($221.38 million) a year and would help plug budget holes, website Origo.hu reported on Friday, citing economy ministry sources.
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The Jerusalem Post
Group: Hungary must try alleged Nazi collaborator
Simon Wiesenthal Center says 95-year-old Laszlo Csatary oversaw deportation of Jews to Auschwitz, is alive in Budapest.
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Times of India
Hungary PM proposes close ally as new president
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban tapped a close ally on Monday to become the next president, in a move that will cement the power of his conservative party and help push through his political agenda.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
In pictures: The many faces of Ferenc Domotor's human-trafficking scheme
The Domotor criminal organization is an extended family and its associates, who moved from Papa, Hungary to Hamilton and set up a large human trafficking operation, a welfare fraud and a stolen cheque scheme. Men were brought from Papa to work as unpaid labour on construction sites in Southern Ontario. All the major players are related, by blood or marriage, to kingpin Ferenc Domotor.
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Irish Times
Fatal attack on Hungarian family
A man killed four members of his own family and seriously wounded three others in a village in Hungary today before he was detained, a spokesman for the national police said.
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Al Jazhera
Hungary president quits over plagiarism row
Pal Schmitt resigns after it is revealed he copied portions of his doctoral thesis about the modern Olympic Games.
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Daily Telegraph
Plagiarism fells Hungary President
HUNGARY'S President Pal Schmitt caved in to mounting pressure to quit after being stripped of his 1992 doctorate title for plagiarism.
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Reuters
Scandal-hit Hungary president to address parliament
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungarian President Pal Schmitt, who was stripped of his doctorate last week in a plagiarism row, is expected to speak at a parliament session later on Monday, according to a schedule posted on parliament's website.
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NEWS.au.com
90-year-old man extradition case in High Court
AUSTRALIA should be able to extradite a 90-year-old Perth man to Hungary over Holocaust-related war crimes because his actions are likely to have been illegal at the time.
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White House
Joint Statement on National Legislation Implementation Kit on Nuclear Security
Release Time:
For Immediate Release
On the occasion of their participation in the 2012 Seoul Nuclear Security Summit, the governments of Australia, Canada, Finland, Hungary, Japan, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, the Netherlands, New Zealand, Norway, the Philippines, Poland, Republic of Korea, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States, ...
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Fortune
Videos: Apple's largest iPad rollout continues
The new iPad arrived in 25 more countries Friday. The first YouTube videos:
Denmark:
Hungary:
More as they arrive.
On top of the 10 countries that got the new iPad last week, Apple (AAPL) launched the device Friday in Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Finland, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Italy, Liechtenstein, Luxembourg, Macau, Mexico, The Netherlands, New Zealand, N...
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TechCrunch
Netflix Partner Gravity R&D Powers Personalized TV Recommendations
Recommendation engine company Gravity R&D from Hungary started off back in 2006 when the key R&D team behind it participated in a movie recommendation contest for Netflix, improving results by 10 percent. In monetary terms it meant $80-$90 million in additional revenue for Netflix.
After the six-year journey, it has finally broken into the TV space and today Gravity R&D announced t...
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AllThingsDigital
Nokia Completes Talks on Planned Job Cuts
Nokia Corp., the world's largest handset maker by shipments, said Thursday it has completed negotiations with its labor unions over jobs cuts at its Salo plant in Finland.
The cuts are part of a plan announced last month to cut about 4,000 jobs at smartphone manufacturing plants at Salo, Reynosa in Mexico and Komarom in Hungary, in a push to move device assembly closer to components suppliers i...
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Telegraph
Budget 2012: TV and video game tax relief 'falls short'
Tax breaks for the creative industries will help ensure dramas like Birdsong, the BBC adaptation of Sebastian Faulks's modern classic filmed in Hungary, are produced in the UK but it is "scandalous" that they do not go further, entertainment figures claimed.
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New York Times
Hungary Pressed to Alter Laws on Judiciary and News Media
In response to critics, the nation’s prime minister modified the Constitution in favor of judges, but the Council of Europe is calling for further changes.
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National Geographic
Pictures: In Hungary, Burning Money for Fuel—Literally
Hungary is the only country to recycle its worn cash for fuel, recycling forints worth $1 billion (U.S.) each year into briquettes distributed to the poor.
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FT
Right to fair trial at risk in Hungary, study finds
Critical assessments by the Venice Commission, which advises the Council of Europe on constitutional matters, are likely to come as a blow to Budapest
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Irish Times
EU plan for sanctions against Hungary
EU FINANCE ministers have backed a European Commission plan to impose financial sanctions against Hungary over its budget deficit, the first such move against any member of the union.
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New York Times
Budget Slips Lead E.U. to Withhold Cash From Hungary
Finance ministers agreed for the first time to punish an E.U. member for flouting the bloc's budget rules, but gave Budapest time to make good on its promises.
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Reuters
Big Hungary rally calls for government ouster
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Thousands of people protested outside Hungary's parliament on Saturday calling for the ouster of Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his centre-right government which they say has undermined democratic values and weakened the economy.
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physorg
Red mud's carbon capture clue
(PhysOrg.com) -- An environmental disaster that occurred in Hungary in 2010 could lead to a new way of removing carbon dioxide emissions from the atmosphere.
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omg
Kertesz, Oz novels nominated for translation prize
The English-language editions of novels by Nobel laureate Imre Kertesz of Hungary and Israel's Amos Oz are among 25 finalists for the Best Translated Book Awards.
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Gizmodo
This Guy Needed Just 28.80 Seconds to Solve a Rubik's Cube. While Blindfolded. [Video]
I've had a Rubik's Cube sitting on my desk for the better part of a year and still haven't solved it. Marcell Endrey of Hungary needed less than a half minute to blow through his during a recent competition. More »
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USA Today
Babos wins 1st WTA title at Monterrey Open
Timea Babos of Hungary won her first WTA title Sunday with a 6-4, 6-4 victory over Alexandra Cadantu of Romania in the Monterrey Open final.
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Irish Times
State names two new ambassadors
Two new ambassadorial appointments to Slovenia and Hungary have been approved by the Government, writes Deaglán de Bréadún, Political Correspondent.
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news.com.au
EU to freeze 495m euros in Hungary funds
BRUSSELS is proposing to freeze $617 million in EU funds destined for Hungary in 2013.
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The Guardian
Eurozone crisis live: Greece braced for bailout protests
• Several rallies planned - full timings• Fitch downgrades Greece to C• Pensioners march in Athens• Disappointing data hints at euro recession• Bank of England divided over QE• Today's agenda12.09pm: The European Commission is withholding €495m of EU development funds from Hungary after the country failed to reduce its deficit.These funds are means to support the EU's poorer regions. It is the ...
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Daily Mail
MPs demand extradition laws are reformed as two Britons face jail abroad
They are furious at the treatment of Christopher Tappin, pictured, who was wanted by the FBI and Michael Turner, who has spent four-months in an ex-KGB jail in Hungary.
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Pravda
Hungary: The gallows of capitalism
It will come as no surprise to find out that the Hungarian Government has outlawed homelessness and that people who have lost their jobs and homes, with nowhere to go, now face criminal sanctions. Let us be honest, being born in Hell would be better than being born in Hungary. The actions taken today serve to explain many untold stories in the past.
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Irish Times
Ruling reserved in extradition case
The Supreme Court has reserved judgment on an appeal by a man fighting a fresh bid to extradite him over a road incident in Hungary in which two children died.
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National Post
Death toll from Europe’s cold snap hits 400 as explosive experts called in to break up Serbian ice
Authorities used explosives, icebreakers and tractors Tuesday in the battle to overcome Europe’s big freeze, as dozens more died of hypothermia and tens of thousands remained cut off by snow
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The Jerusalem Post
Hungary condemns party's anti-Semitic comments
Jobbik spokesman questioned Holocaust figures, said Israel was created by ‘terrorists.’
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science blogs
Kommentar von michael bei "Franz Hörmann und die Gaskammern: vom Wissen und vom Glauben" (Kritisch gedacht) am 06.02.2012
> so sagte Shimon Peres: "We are buying up Manhattan, Hungary, Romania and Poland"
Cool, am Dienstag kaufen sie dann China,Indien und Brasilien, am Mittwoch den Mars und den Jupiter.
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China Daily
Hou Yifan concedes to Short but still makes history
17-year-old Hou Yifan made history by beating the legendary and almost invincible Judit Polgar of Hungary, the strongest female player of all time, in round seven of the Gibraltar tournament.
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AP
Hungary's Malev airline ceases operations
BUDAPEST, Hungary (AP) -- Hungary's Malev airline says its has ceased operations and grounded all its flights to "minimize damage" after its financial situation became unsustainable....
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Reuters
Villagers scramble for fuel in Europe's big chill
FARKASLYUK, Hungary (Reuters) - Hungarian villagers were scavenging for coal with their bare hands on Thursday as a blast of Siberian air killed scores in Eastern Europe and looked set to keep its icy grip on the continent for another week.
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Washington Post
Hungary grows weary of European Union
BUDAPEST, Hungary — Hungarians celebrated joining the European Union eight years ago by chopping through the barbed wire that separated them from Austria, eliminating a final vestige of the Iron Curtain. But after years of financial crisis, many here in Europe’s heart are questioning their westward ties.
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Reuters
UPDATE 1-Aviva sells eastern Europe units to Metlife
LONDON, Jan 30 (Reuters) - Aviva, Britain's
second-biggest insurer, sold its life insurance operations in
the Czech Republic, Hungary and Romania to U.S. rival Metlife
as part of a plan to refocus...
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Irish Times
Hungary deal 'may be done by March'
Hungary could secure a new funding deal worth around €17-20 billion with international lenders by March or April, a top government official said on Monday as economic sentiment in the emerging European economy plunged to a two-year low.
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New York Times
Hungary Moving Back Into Telecommunications Sector
The country, already under fire for laws restricting media freedom and the independence of its central bank, is seeking to get back into the mobile phone business.
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New York Times
Pressed by Europe, Hungary Backtracks Slightly on New Laws
Viktor Orban, Hungary’s prime minister, offered to change details of controversial new laws, but rejected claims that his country was sliding toward authoritarianism.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Italy releases names of those missing from capsized ship
A 38-year-old violinist from Hungary has been identified as the first victim of last week's ship disaster
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BBC
VIDEO: EU takes legal action against Hungary
The European Commission, the EU's executive arm, has opened legal proceedings against Hungary over reforms to its central bank, data protection and judiciary.
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Amnesty International
EU must press Hungary to respect human rights norms
Headline Title:
Hungary must respect human rights
16 January 2012
The European Commission must take action to ensure that Hungary’s new Constitution and media laws are brought into line with EU human rights standards, Amnesty International said today. The new Constitution, wh...
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New York Times
Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary and Slovakia Aim to Raise Their Higher Education Profile
Education ministers from those countries have decided to band together to learn from each other and make strides toward reforms to help them compete with their Western counterparts.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
New constitution endangers democracy in Hungary
Outside pressure needed to deter attempt by government to enact program that future administrations will be hard-pressed to change
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FT
European banks face strain in Hungary
The country’s deteriorating public finances and hostile government policies are testing appetite for a once-lucrative market
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MarketWatch
Matthew Lynn's London Eye: Hungary won’t be last to make bondholders pay
Hungary won’t be the last country to conclude that lenders will have to suffer some losses, writes Matthew Lynn.
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WSJ
Hungary T-Bill Yields Increase
Hungary paid higher yields when it sold a planned 45 billion Hungarian forints of three-month treasury bills, though higher demand suggested some market participants welcomed the start of informal talks with the IMF.
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Washington Post
Editorial Board: Hungary’s rush toward autocracy
WHILE THE European Union has been focused on the debt problems of Greece and Italy, a potentially more profound challenge has been developing in the Central European nation of Hungary, a former part of the Soviet bloc that now belongs to NATO and the European Union. Hungary, which still uses its own currency, the forint, is flirting with insolvency. Its 10-year bonds have been fetching interest...
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Irish Times
Orbanisation
FOR ERSTWHILE dissident Viktor Orban, comparison with Vladimir Putin, the man who now leads the country whose grip he helped to break Hungary from, is no doubt the most cutting of insults. And yet it is as irresistible as it accurate. Orban’s tightening hold on Hungary’s political institutions, its courts, media, and central bank, has all the hallmarks of Putin’s entrenching of one-party rule.
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Telegraph
Viktor Orbán, Hungary's political daredevil, will be judged by results
Viktor Orbán is the only politician in Hungary who has genuine popularity, writes Tibor Fischer.
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WSJ
Hungary Faces Constitutional Crunch
Hungary may be heading for a major showdown with the European Union and International Monetary Fund.
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FT
Hungary: warning lights ignored
Investors are clinging to the belief that reason will prevail and appear not to appreciate the risks that no standby agreement will be reached
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Times of India
Steve Jobs' statue unveiled in Hungary
A bronze statue of Steve Jobs has been here in the Hungarian capital to honour the Apple co-founder who died Oct 5, a media report said.
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Reuters
Hungary tech firm immortalizes Steve Jobs in bronze
BUDAPEST (Reuters) - A Hungarian software company unveiled what it said was the world's first bronze statue of Apple Inc co-founder Steve Jobs Wednesday, calling him one of the greatest personalities of the modern age.
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Daily Mail
World markets chew over a three-tier Europe after Cameron takes UK out of new EU treaty
In a radical redrawing of the EU landscape, the UK will join Hungary as the only non-eurozone nation to sign up to the new treaty and its fiscal obligations designed to address the eurozone debt crisis.
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UN
Ban appoints Hungarian diplomat as deputy UN envoy for Iraq
Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon has appointed György Busztin of Hungary as his Deputy Special Representative for Iraq focusing on political, electoral and constitutional support.
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BBC
VIDEO: 'Nazi' extradition case in court
Australia's high court is set to decide whether Charles Zentai, a 90-year-old man from Perth, can be extradited to Hungary on war crime allegations.
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Huffington Post
Doug Bandow: Hungary Threatens Religious Liberty
Religious repression typically occurs in Islamic or authoritarian regimes. Saudi Arabia, China, Iran, Cuba, Pakistan, and Burma come to mind. But it appears that European...
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Times LIVE
Alleged Nazi war crime case goes to high court
Australia's highest court will this week hear an attempt by the government to extradite an elderly man to Hungary, where he is accused of murdering a Jewish teenager during World War II, it said.
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Times of India
Hungary agrees to work with EU, IMF
Hungary's right-of-centre government agreed on Friday to mend ties with the EU, the IMF and the country's banks to stabilise the economy after credit agency Moody's cut Budapest's debt rating to "junk" and triggered a steep market selloff.
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MarketWatch
Fitch: IMF deal for Hungary would be positive step
This is a Real-time headline. These are breaking news, delivered the minute it happens, delivered ticker-tape style. Visit www.marketwatch.com or the quote page for more information about this breaking news.
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THE GLOBE AND MAIL
Eastern Europes currencies take a euro zone beating
Czech Republic, Poland and Hungary all see sharp falls in the value of their money
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NATO
Czech Republic, Hungary and Poland celebrate 10 years in NATO
The Secretary General of NATO, Mr. Jaap de Hoop Scheffer travelled to Hungary, the Czech Republic and Poland on 11-13 March 2009. His visit coincided with the 10th anniversary of these countries’ entry into the Alliance.
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