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Hungary Orbán power consolidation

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Latest: Hungary's Orbán System Expands Two‑Thirds Parliamentary Power

In late July 2026, Hungary’s government under Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was highlighted for two inter‑related developments. First, a defence decree introduced in January 2023 authorized the dismissal of senior officers

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Hungary Constitutional Court turnover

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Latest: Hende Csaba’s short stint on Hungary’s Constitutional Court ends after law changes

In July 2026 Hungary’s parliament moved to fill a vacancy on the Constitutional Court after the 17th amendment imposed a 12‑year term limit, ending former judge Csaba Hende’s brief tenure. The Tisza parliamentary group n

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Hungary anti‑corruption reforms and scandals

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Latest: Viktor Orbán claims Hungarian corruption probe targets Fidesz servers

After the spitting attack on Prime Minister Péter Magyar in July 2024, personal protection shifted to the Terrorism Counter‑Measures Center and the government intensified its anti‑corruption drive. In late July 2026 the

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Hungary crypto regulatory progress

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Latest: Hungary Parliament Repeals Crypto Validator Requirement

In July 2026 Hungary moved toward a fully regulated crypto market. On 20 July, the Hungarian National Bank granted the first domestic MiCA licence to Tiwala Solutions Kft, the operator of the CoinCash broker. The author

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Hungary 2026 extraordinary parliamentary sessions

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Latest: Hungary's Parliament elects Sonnevend Pál as new Constitutional Court judge

In July 2026 the Hungarian government convened a series of extraordinary sessions of the National Assembly. On 22 July, Prime Minister’s Office Minister Bálint Ruff announced the seventh such meeting since June, outlinin

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