Hungary’s new prime minister is halving the job’s sky-high pay, pushing quasi-judicial inquiry committees and racing to clinch an EU cash deal - all while discovering he is no longer even his own party’s most popular face.
Our weekly digest of Hungarian politics continues, as we report on developments after April’s historic election and on the formation of the Tisza government. This week we cover the following topics:
Magyar starts the belt-tightening with himself.
Parliament sets up mini-courts.
The most important foreign trip to Brussels to bring home billions of euros.
Poll of the week: Magyar is not the most popular Tisza politician.
Magyar anuncia corte de salários de políticos na Hungria
Magyar, una de cal y otra de arena con la UE: acercamiento, pero sin reformar las pensiones ni el asilo
Hungary's Magyar vows to probe alleged misconduct by Orbán's government
Magyar calls out former leading Fidesz politicians by name in opening remarks in Parliament
Péter Magyar: Showdowns und Reformen in Ungarn
Magyar’s EU reset heads for Brussels reality check
Viktor Orbán’s allies cried foul, after Tisza proposed a new limit of eight years for Hungarian PMs - to be imposed…
Primeiro-ministro diz que governo cessante deixou ainda mais contratos públicos problemáticos do que o que pensava.
Peter Magyar had only been Hungary’s prime minister for a few minutes on Saturday before he turned to the country’s president,…
Péter Magyar meets EU leaders in Brussels, for the first time since his Tisza party won a landslide election.
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En las negociaciones para desbloquear los fondos europeos, el nuevo líder húngaro muestra la misma resistencia que Orbán en…
