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Hungarian Government Offers 200 Scholarships To Indian Students For Higher Education
Hungary offers 200 scholarships to Indian students for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies. Applications close January 15, 2026.
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Hungary Bans LGBTQ Symbols On Government Buildings
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban prohibited the display of symbols "referring to or promoting" sexual minorities on government buildings, hours before the 30th Budapest Pride festival formally opens on Friday.
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Hungary To Make Public Transportation Greener
Hungary's public transport systems will offer greener services by switching to non-polluting vehicles, official sources said here on Tuesday. "Regional councils are taking steps to introduce green buses to Hungary's public transport system," the Hungarian government announced in a statement on its website.
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Hungarian Teachers Stage Nationwide Walkout
Hundreds of Hungarian teachers held a nationwide walkout and formed human chains around schools today, in a fresh escalation of a growing revolt against the government's tight grip on education.
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US 'Shocked' At Hungarian Plans To Honour World War Two Anti-Semite
A US envoy said on Sunday Washington was shocked by plans to erect a statue of Balint Homan, who contributed to murderous anti-Semitism in Hungary in the 1930s and 40s.
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Paris Attack Suspect 'Recruited Team' in Hungary: Government
One of the suspected ringleaders of last month's Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, travelled to Hungary where he "recruited a team" from unregistered migrants passing through, senior Hungarian government officials said on Thursday.
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Croatia Transfers 1,000 More Migrants to Slovenia
Hundreds of migrants travelled to Slovenia today aboard a special train from Croatia, the day after some 3,000 were forced to take the same route after Hungary's new border closure.
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European Union Failing to Protect Journalists: Rights Group
The European Union has failed to tackle challenges to press freedom within its borders, notably from the hardline government of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a rights group said Tuesday.
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Editor's Removal Sparks Hungary Press Freedom Protest
The sudden termination of a Hungarian editor's contract sparked protests in Budapest on Tuesday after allegations he was fired for publishing a story which embarrassed Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government.
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Hungarian Government Offers 200 Scholarships To Indian Students For Higher Education
Hungary offers 200 scholarships to Indian students for undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral studies. Applications close January 15, 2026.
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Hungary Bans LGBTQ Symbols On Government Buildings
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban prohibited the display of symbols "referring to or promoting" sexual minorities on government buildings, hours before the 30th Budapest Pride festival formally opens on Friday.
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Hungary To Make Public Transportation Greener
Hungary's public transport systems will offer greener services by switching to non-polluting vehicles, official sources said here on Tuesday. "Regional councils are taking steps to introduce green buses to Hungary's public transport system," the Hungarian government announced in a statement on its website.
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Hungarian Teachers Stage Nationwide Walkout
Hundreds of Hungarian teachers held a nationwide walkout and formed human chains around schools today, in a fresh escalation of a growing revolt against the government's tight grip on education.
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US 'Shocked' At Hungarian Plans To Honour World War Two Anti-Semite
A US envoy said on Sunday Washington was shocked by plans to erect a statue of Balint Homan, who contributed to murderous anti-Semitism in Hungary in the 1930s and 40s.
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Paris Attack Suspect 'Recruited Team' in Hungary: Government
One of the suspected ringleaders of last month's Paris attacks, Salah Abdeslam, travelled to Hungary where he "recruited a team" from unregistered migrants passing through, senior Hungarian government officials said on Thursday.
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Croatia Transfers 1,000 More Migrants to Slovenia
Hundreds of migrants travelled to Slovenia today aboard a special train from Croatia, the day after some 3,000 were forced to take the same route after Hungary's new border closure.
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European Union Failing to Protect Journalists: Rights Group
The European Union has failed to tackle challenges to press freedom within its borders, notably from the hardline government of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, a rights group said Tuesday.
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Editor's Removal Sparks Hungary Press Freedom Protest
The sudden termination of a Hungarian editor's contract sparked protests in Budapest on Tuesday after allegations he was fired for publishing a story which embarrassed Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government.
