- Hungarian political figures, including Viktor Orbán, emphasize Christian culture as the national foundation and revise the constitution.
- Orbán's government implemented new anti-LGBTQ+ policies in Hungary.
Orban's government established the Sovereignty Protection Office in Hungary.
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Orban's government established the Sovereignty Protection Office in Hungary.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Hungary's parliament abolished the Sovereignty Protection Office, prompting an infringement case from the European Commission.1 source
Orban's government establishes the Sovereignty Protection Office.1 source
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