Ruling Parties Fail to Attend National Security Cttee Meeting on Fudan
A closed meeting of the national security committee, which would have heard government office representatives on the planned campus of the Chinese Fudan university and on the cyber attack against government vaccine registration sites, among other issues, lacked quorum on Tuesday as government party lawmakers failed to attend.
Committee head János Stummer of Jobbik said ruling party lawmakers had “sabotaged” the meeting, and pledged to “not leave them or the government in peace” until the committee can table the issues in question.
Regarding the government’s vaccine registration site, which crashed on Friday during a surge in registration attempts, LMP’s committee member Péter Ungár said the site was either subject to “cynically timed” cyber attacks or “just of very poor quality”. If the “six crashes in the past six months” were cyber attacks, the National Cyber Security Centre should
Greek organizations demand an end to the blockade on Cuba
Greek organizations demand an end to the blockade on Cuba
Athens, May 1 (Prensa Latina) Nine union organizations and eight municipal groups in Greece demanded the end of the United States blockade against Cuba and demanded that the European Union (EU) refuse to comply with the provisions of that policy.
In a statement sent today to Prensa Latina, its signatories indicated that the demand to lift the restrictive measures is now becoming even more urgent due to the period of the global Covid-19 pandemic, with millions of cases and hundreds of thousands of cases. dead all over the world.
The key to China’s success is the Chinese Communist Party’s leadership and the maintenance of the Chinese-style socialism, former Socialist Prime Minister Péter Medgyessy said recently. In another interview, he also praised the arrival of Fudan University, and criticized Democratic Coalition for encouraging people not to accept Chinese and Russian vaccines.
In the first interview given to Socialist MEP István Ujhelyi, he also discussed the performance of the Hungarian government in the
coronavirus crisis management. He said that although the first wave was well managed, later on the necessary measures were taken too late and communication was also “poor,” as the Orbán government failed to talk enough about the importance of vaccination.
Government Signs Strategic Deal with Chinese Fudan University
Hungary’s Innovation and Technology Minister László Palkovics and Xu Ningsheng, the president of China’s Fudan University, have signed a strategic agreement to facilitate preparations for setting up Fudan Hungary University.
The document, signed in an online ceremony on Tuesday, outlines the main goals, training directions and locations of Fudan’s new campus in Budapest, the ministry said in a statement.
Signatories to the agreement confirmed that the campus project was in harmony with Budapest’s municipal scheme of building a hostel complex for students, the statement said, adding that there was “no contradiction” between the two projects.
Palkovics insisted that the Fudan campus would not rob space from the Student City.
The clash between the plans for construction of Fudan University’s Budapest campus and the IX District’s Student City Program has caused a conflict of interest between the Hungarian Fidesz-led government and Budapest’s opposition-led municipality. A number of developments have led to the Chinese state university being planned to replace the northern portion of the Student […]Continue reading
The development concept for the area had not fundamentally changed, the minister said at a ceremony awarding bidders in an international tender for designs for the area. Besides student hostels and community facilities, “associated development projects such as research institutes” were also part of the original plan, he said.