Hungarian Parliament
The Hungarian Parliament, known as the National Assembly (Országgyűlés), is the unicameral legislature of Hungary. Based in Budapest, it is the supreme organ of popular representation, responsible for passing laws and forming the government, with 199 members elected to four-year terms.
-
Hungary's Magyar ties support for Ukraine's EU accession to minority rights deal
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said on 3 September that Budapest will only back further progress in Ukraine's EU accession talks if a bilateral agreement on Hungarian minority rights in Ukraine is implemented. His comments came as Ukraine said it had met the conditions to open the second and third negotiating clusters, and as the Verkhovna Rada, Ukraine's parliament, unanimously adopted a statement condemning Soviet-era crimes in Transcarpathia.