Seven South Koreans have died and 19 others are missing after a tourist sightseeing boat capsized and sank on the Danube in Budapest, Hungarian and South Korean officials said Thursday.

Seven South Koreans dead, 19 missing after boat sinks in Budapest

At least seven people were killed and nearly 20 were missing after a pleasure boat carrying South Korean tourists capsized on the flooding Danube in the Hungarian capital on Wednesday, police and ambulance officials said.

7 South Korean tourists killed, 19 missing after Hungarian boat capsizes on Danube

Thousands protest for academic freedom in Budapest

If Huawei is co-located with American systems, it would be difficult for us to partner: Pompeo to Hungary US secretary of state Mike Pompeo during his visit to Hungary cautioned the government against Chinese and Russian influence.

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US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo voiced hope Monday that renewed American engagement with Hungary's Viktor Orban would help steer the increasingly authoritarian leader away from Russian and Chinese influence.

Pompeo seeks to woo Hungary's Orban away from Russia, China

WION Dispatch, 11th February, 2019

Hungarian women with big families to pay no tax: Viktor Orban

Hungarian Prime Minister Victor Orban during his state of the nation address unveiled his grand plan to increase the fertility rate in the country by exempting Hungarian women with four or more children from paying income tax for life.

'Need Hungarian children': PM Orban plans to provide tax exemption for women with four kids

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is hoping to stall inroads of Russian and Chinese influence as he visits two of the European Union's most quarrelsome members, Hungary and Poland.

Pompeo seeks to end Hungary's eastward drift on Europe trip

By Nisha Bellinger and Byunghwan Son Democracy is at risk worldwide. And the economy may be, too. Seventy-one out of the world’s 195 countries saw their democratic institutions erode in recent years, according to the 2018 year-end report by democracy watchdog Freedom House, a phenomenon known as “democratic backsliding.

Is authoritarianism bad for the economy? Ask Venezuela, Hungary or Turkey

Thousands marched through Budapest's city centre on Saturday to protest against a new law that allows employers to ask staff to work up to 400 hours per year of overtime.

Thousands rally against Hungary's overtime work law, PM Orban

Thousands join rally to protest Hungary's labour reforms

Thousands of Hungarians marched to the presidential palace late on Friday to protest against reforms to the labour code as a rally led by spoof political party MKKP merged with a subsequent demonstration staged by opposition groups.

Thousands Hungarians hit streets in fresh protest against Viktor Orban's reforms

About 2,000 Hungarians protested at the state television building to demand independent public media and courts on Monday in the latest gathering uniting a fragmented opposition in action against right-wing Prime Minister Viktor Orban.

Hungarians demand independent public media, courts

Watch: WION Dispatch, 18th December, 2018

The UN General Assembly on Monday adopted by a wide majority a Global Compact on Refugees aimed at improving efforts to manage large refugee movements -- but without the support of the United States and Hungary.

UN General Assembly adopts refugee pact, without support of US and Hungary

Hungary's public phone booths adapt to the world of cellphones

Orban's ruling Fidesz party holds 133 of 199 seats in Hungary's parliament which ensures the necessary two-third majority to change any laws

PM Orban flags big changes in Hungary's constitution

The crowd of protesters were chanting 'We are the majority' as they staged a protest demanded a recount of ballots and new election law to make the system more democratic

Tens of thousands of people hold anti-Orban protest in Hungary's Budapest

Zuckerberg said at a congressional hearing that he knows the importance of upcoming polls in India, Hungary and Brazil

Want to ensure integrity of elections in India: Facebook's Zuckerberg

UN rights watchdog urged the nationalist government to reject draft laws known as the "Stop-Soros Package" that would empower the interior minister to ban non-governmental organisations that support migration and pose a 'national security risk'

UN rights watchdog urges Hungary to halt hate speech, protect refugees

A screenshot posted by Lazar said the post had been removed for violating Facebook`s guidelines

Facebook removes, then restores anti-immigrant video in Hungary

Hungary makes history, storm to first Winter Games gold with victory in short track skating men's 5,000 metres relay

Hungary marks presence at Winter Olympics with shining gold

The EU took Hungary to the bloc's top court on Thursday over a crackdown on education and foreign-backed civil society groups that critics say targets US billionaire George Soros

EU takes Hungary to court over 'anti-Soros' laws

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