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Luce verde da Ecofin ai Pnrr di Croazia, Cipro, Slovenia e Lituania - Europa
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House Speaker Kövér: Hungary Wants to Stay Hungarian Country
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House Speaker Kövér Attributes Political Division to Loss of Trust
Digitalisation and the growing illegitimate influence of private power-holders behind it is a challenge threatening the dignity and individual rights of European Union citizens, László Kövér, Hungary’s speaker of parliament, said an online meeting on Monday.
This is a common concern for both left-wing and right-wing politicians, Kövér told the annual conference of EU parliamentary speakers. He shared the concern of his colleagues about “the polarisation of politics”, and attributed division to “our loss of trust in one another”.
He warned that trust should no longer be undermined, and stressed the need to “demonstrate that we are interested in one another’s opinion”.
Reporters Without Borders has updated its World Press Freedom Index, ranking Hungary three places lower than last year, and describing the state of Hungary’s media freedom as the EU’s “alternative, repressive model.” Government official Zoltán Kovács reacted to the ranking on Twitter, describing the NGO as a “Soros-funded group” that makes “false, idiotic claims.”
The international non-governmental organization, known for highlighting levels of media freedom and criticizing censorship, recently shared its 2021 World Press Freedom Index.
Dunja Mijatovic, human rights commissioner of the Council of Europe, said in a memorandum on Tuesday that it was “high time for Hungary to restore journalistic and media freedoms”. In reaction, representatives of the Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office, the justice ministry, and media authority NMHH called the memorandum “biased,” based on “assumption rather than facts.” […]Continue reading
Opačićevom ubici doživotna za ubistva u Budimpešti i Amsterdamu
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