News tagged "budapest"
EU investigates controversial Hungary taxon Jan 03, 2011 via YahooNews The European Commission on Monday said it was investigating whether a Hungarian "crisis" tax upsetting major European firms was in compliance with rules set by the bloc -- currently chaired by Budapest.See details
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Hungary dismisses Western attacks on new media lawon Jan 03, 2011 via YahooNews BUDAPEST, Jan 3 (Reuters) - Hungary's government dismissed Western attacks on its new media law on Monday, rejecting the foreign criticism as ill-informed or even absurd and promising that it remained committed to press freedom.See details
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Hungarian newspaper announces death of free press - Summaryon Jan 03, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest - A leading Hungarian newspaper announced the death of the free press on Monday in protest at new media laws which came into force in the country on New Year's Day.See details
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Hungarian newspapers protest "end of press freedom"on Jan 03, 2011 via YahooNews (BUDAPEST ) - Two major Hungarian newspapers mourned what they saw as the end of press freedom Monday following the enactment of a controversial new media law, just as Budapest assumed the EU presidency.See details
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Hungarian newspaper announces death of free presson Jan 03, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest - A leading Hungarian newspaper announced the death of the free press on Monday in protest at new media laws which came into force in the country on New Year's Day.See details
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Hungary, under fire over media law, takes over EU presidencyon Jan 03, 2011 via YahooNews BUDAPEST (AFP) - Hungary took the helm of the European Union on Saturday even as a new law which sparked concern about media freedom in the country came into force in the teeth of fierce opposition.See details
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Hungary takes over EU presidencyon Jan 02, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary has taken over the rotating presidency of the European Union amid criticisms against Budapest over adoption of a new law, which is said to restrict freedom of press.See details
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Hungary, under fire over media law, takes over EU presidencyon Jan 02, 2011 via YahooNews BUDAPEST (AFP) - Hungary took the helm of the European Union on Saturday even as a new law which sparked concern about media freedom in the country came into force in the teeth of fierce opposition.See details
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Media law row overshadows Hungary's EU presidency - Summaryon Jan 01, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest/Brussels - Hungary took over the rotating presidency of the European Union for the first time on Saturday - amid continuing concern about a controversial new media law.See details
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Hungary pushes ahead with controversial new media lawon Dec 31, 2010 via YahooNews (BUDAPEST ) - A new law that has sparked concerns about media freedom in Hungary was due to come into force on Saturday in the teeth of fierce opposition, as the country also takes over the EU presidency.See details
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Hungary President Signs Media Law, Criticism Mountson Dec 31, 2010 via YahooNews File photo of Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban as he answers reporters' questions in Brussels November 17, 2010. REUTERS/Thierry Roge/Files BUDAPEST, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Hungary's president signed into law on Thursday controversial new legislation that gives the government greater control over news outlets, as criticism of the plans by the country's European Union partners mounted.See details
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Hungary President Signs Media Law, Criticism Mountson Dec 31, 2010 via YahooNews File photo of Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban as he answers reporters' questions in Brussels November 17, 2010. REUTERS/Thierry Roge/Files BUDAPEST, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Hungary's president signed into law on Thursday controversial new legislation that gives the government greater control over news outlets, as criticism of the plans by the country's European Union partners mounted.See details
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Much-criticised Hungary set to begin EU presidencyon Dec 31, 2010 via YahooNews HUNGARY TAKES over the rotating presidency of the European Union tomorrow at a time of troubles for the bloc and amid mounting international criticism of the government in Budapest.See details
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Hungary's tough new laws worry other EU countrieson Dec 31, 2010 via YahooNews FILE - In this Oct. 28, 2010 file photo, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban arrives for a EU summit in Brussels, Belgium. Hungary's democratic credentials are under scrutiny as it prepares to assume the EU presidency Saturday, with some critics accusing its leadership of creeping authoritarianism more suited to Belarus than Budapest. (AP Photo/Thierry Charlier, File)See details
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Hungary President Signs Media Law, Criticism Mountson Dec 31, 2010 via YahooNews File photo of Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban as he answers reporters' questions in Brussels November 17, 2010. REUTERS/Thierry Roge/Files BUDAPEST, Dec 31 (Reuters) - Hungary's president signed into law on Thursday controversial new legislation that gives the government greater control over news outlets, as criticism of the plans by the country's European Union partners mounted.See details
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Hungarian president signs controversial media law: reporton Dec 30, 2010 via YahooNews (BUDAPEST ) - Hungarian President Pal Schmitt on Thursday signed a much-criticised new media law, just two days before the country takes over the EU presidency, despite widespread criticism from abroad.See details
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Hungarian president signs contentious media control rules into lawon Dec 30, 2010 via YahooNews Budapest - Hungarian President Pal Schmitt on Thursday quietly signed a controversial new media control law - despite international criticism that it violates the freedom of the press.See details
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Hungary president signs media law, criticism mountson Dec 30, 2010 via YahooNews BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary's president signed into law on Thursday controversial new legislation that gives the government greater control over news outlets, as criticism of the plans by the country's European Union partners mounted.See details
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Hungary's tough new laws worry other EU countrieson Dec 29, 2010 via YahooNews FILE - In this Nov. 17, 2010 file photo, Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban speaks during a media conference at EU Headquarters in Brussels, Belgium. Hungary's democratic credentials are under scrutiny as it prepares to assume the EU presidency Saturday, with some critics accusing its leadership of creeping authoritarianism more suited to Belarus than Budapest. (AP Photo/Virginia Mayo, File)See details
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Media law protest briefly silences Hungarian broadcasteron Dec 28, 2010 via YahooNews Budapest- A Hungarian public broadcaster interrupted a live radio programme on Tuesday to thwart a protest against the country's controversial new media control law, reports said.See details
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