Another six months have passed, and as promised, here is our latest, detailed report on Telex's development and financial situation.

Speaking at the Hungarian-Austrian-Serbian migration summit in Vienna, the Hungarian Prime Minister said that the Hungarian model is better than the EU asylum reform.

The MEPs requested that the European Commission lift the ban on EU payments to public foundations. In its answer, the EC said that this would first require action from the Hungarian government.

According to her, the adopted legislation no longer contains the controversial points of the earlier draft, or if it does, they have been substantially amended.

But the minimum objective, according to László Kövér is to weaken the EU beyond measure. The politician spoke at an event organised for the Hungarian minority in Slovakia.

According to the government's communication centre, the pressuring continues, even though Hungary has fulfilled all of its commitments.

Government MPs said the status law was good for the teachers, the protests were a political farce and this was democracy anyway. We questioned MPs about the status law the day Parliament passed it.

The tax authority dismissed the suspicion of budgetary fraud, but according to the Budapest Prosecutor's Office, they should have continued the investigation on another suspected offence.

At least five thousand Hungarian teachers have previously said they would quit if the amendment on the education law was adopted. The law further limits teachers' autonomy while failing to address...