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.
Hungary's Orban Vows Fast Crackdown on Media, NGOs Over Foreign Funding
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban pledged on Saturday to crack down on politicians and journalists who receive foreign funding and again ruled out EU membership for Ukraine, stepping up his campaign for elections due in a year.
Major rallies were held in Budapest by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban and his opposition rival ahead of next year's ...
The right-wing populist prime minister has stepped up his attacks on critics, largely journalists and civil society ...
Thousands of Hungarians rallied in Budapest to protest Prime Minister Viktor Orban as the leader of the surging opposition ...
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Hungary's governing party has proposed constitutional changes that could mean a ban on an annual march celebrating the LGBTQ+ ...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban criticized foreign-funded media and NGOs, pledging action against them and rejecting ...
The proposed amendment of the Hungarian constitution could result in the expulsion of Hungarians who hold nationalities from ...
Orban said it was time to eliminate a 'shadow army' of NGOs, journalists, judges and politicians paid from the United States ...
Tens of thousands rallied in Budapest against Prime Minister Viktor Orban, supporting the Tisza party led by Peter Magyar.
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