The Tisza Party initiated the establishment of five parliamentary investigation committees

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The Tisza Party initiated the establishment of five parliamentary investigation committees
A special committee would be formed to investigate the child protection crisis, those responsible for the amnesty scandal, and the MNB ...

Andrea Bujdosó summarized Wednesday's Tisza legislative proposals
According to the faction leader's argument, the party undertook to build a humane and functioning ...

NER is collapsing before our eyes
The system that Viktor Orbán built for 16 years fell apart with unexpected speed. ...

According to Zoltán Mérföldkő Tarr, the Slovak state cannot confiscate a forest from a Hungarian family
According to the Slovak Constitutional Court, a Strasbourg decision was bypassed, so the problem is not with the Beneš ...

The representatives of Tisza submitted a bill on the suspension of foreign currency credit lawsuits
Enforcement proceedings initiated in such cases would also be ...

Viktor Orbán will never be prime minister again - here is the Tisza Party's first proposal to amend the Basic Law
Based on the Tissás proposal, a person can be Prime Minister of Hungary for a maximum of eight years. ...

Trump and Putin almost shook hands with the Chinese president
Due to the protracted wars, Xi Jinping could receive both leaders from a strong position, who condemned the conflict in the Middle East at the ...

Zita Grög: Many children do not make it to the neighboring village, let alone to the cinema
Krug talked with Zita Emília Görög and child protection specialist Róbert Bozsóki about why the model sings into a toilet brush to raise money to ...

András Kármán dismissed NAV's deputy president for crime and law enforcement
Brigadier Ferenc Domokos will take over Tamás Demeter's ...

Not only economically, but also in terms of well-being, Hungary has fallen short of the Poles
Based on GDP per capita, the Visegrád countries have been approaching Germany in recent decades, but according to a new study, welfare catch-up has ...