Hungary

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At Risk Of Poverty

Honest Elections?

A study reveals how confident people are in the honesty of the election process in their countries.

Hungary To Survey Households On Roma, Schools, Prisons Amid Critics' Protests

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has announced plans to conduct a new "national consultation" survey of households next month to gauge their opinion on a variety of matters -- a move critics say will provide justification for the far-right leader to further diminish the independence of the courts and inflame prejudice against the Romany minority.

How NATO Is Viewed By Its Members

Europe’s Digital Divide

Women In Science And Technology

In Lithuania, Norway, Bulgaria, Latvia, and Denmark, the majority of scientists and engineers are women.

Working From Home In Europe

Hungarian Foreign Minister Visits Kyiv In Effort To Mend Relations

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto says his country would like improve relations with Ukraine amid a dispute over a controversial language law.

Hungary Closes Serbian Border Crossing As Migrants Demand Entry

Hungary temporarily closed a border crossing with Serbia after dozens of migrants gathered at the site and demanded to be let into the country. The situation arose a week after Hungarian security staff fired warning shots to force back migrants trying to cross elsewhere on the border with Serbia.

Hungary Reopens Serbian Border Crossing After Migrants Demand Entry

Police in Hungary temporarily closed a border crossing with Serbia after some 200 migrants, including children, gathered at the site and demanded to be let into the country.