Hungary, NGOs and Orban
Hungary's Orban promises crackdown on media NGOs in speech laden with conspiracy theory
Hungary's populist prime minister on Saturday vowed to rid his country of those he claims work for the interests of foreign powers, saying his right-wing government will eliminate a global “shadow army” serving the European Union and a “liberal American empire.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called his political opponents and critics of his government "bugs" as the tone of ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized foreign-funded media and NGOs, pledging action against them and rejecting ...
Hungary’s Prime Minister Viktor Orbán on Saturday vowed to crack down on a “shadow army” of political opponents, journalists, judges and activists in the country, who he said were working for foreign ...
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Hungary's governing party has proposed constitutional changes that could mean a ban on an annual march celebrating the LGBTQ+ ...
Máté Kocsis said that in recent years, "foreign powers and speculators" had been interfering in Hungary’s internal affairs on ...
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The near-total freeze on foreign aid from the United States has many vocal detractors, but it also has passionate backers—and ...
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For American conservatives, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán of Hungary is willing to do what it takes to reclaim universities from the left.
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