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Daniel Hegedüs’s Journalist Portfolio

EU leaders shouldn't rely solely on the Commission to act against Hungary’s anti-LGBT law

EU leaders shouldn't rely solely on the Commission to act against Hungary’s anti-LGBT law

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Orbán leaves EPP group - the beginning of a long endgame

Orbán leaves EPP group - the beginning of a long endgame

The saga between the centre-right political family the European People's Party (EPP) and Hungary's Fidesz is …

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The rule of law deal that saved Angela Merkel's legacy

The rule of law deal that saved Angela Merkel's legacy

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Three EU exits from Poland and Hungary 'hostage crisis'

Three EU exits from Poland and Hungary 'hostage crisis'

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What EU leaders really decided on rule of law

What EU leaders really decided on rule of law

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How extending Covid funds could be a key bargaining chip in EU budget fight

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By Daniel Hegedüs, Dániel Hegedüs
| EUobserver Verified
Europe is facing what may be its most difficult negotiations yet to agree on the next seven-year Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for the period 2028–2034. The negotiations are constrained both by financial realities and by political timing. To overcome these hurdles, the inclusion of additional financial resources outside the MFF framework may once again prove to be the political sweetener needed to reach a compromise.
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Hungary for Change: The Opposition to Orbán Leads in Pre-Election Polls, but the Government May Resort to Fraud

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By Daniel Hegedüs, Dániel Hegedüs
| Reader Supported News
With less than a week to go before the vote, Hungary’s opposition looks set to win its first parliamentary elections in 16 years, with the Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, holding a clear lead in the polls. Just two years after its formation, the party has effectively pushed aside the old opposition, which was weak and fragmented.
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Hungary for change: The opposition to Orban leads in pre-election polls, but the government may resort to fraud

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By Daniel Hegedüs, Dániel Hegedüs
| theins.press
With less than a week to go before the vote, Hungary’s opposition looks set to win its first parliamentary elections in 16 years, with the Tisza party, led by Péter Magyar, holding a clear lead in the polls. Just two years after its formation, the party has effectively pushed aside the old opposition, which was weak and fragmented.
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