Defense sources told British news outlets that there has been an “effective pause” on the recruitment of White male applicants in order to cater for more women and ethnic minorities
The school, built with Hungarian aid, is a thorn for the Romanian majority
Hungary has a vested interest in the issue of national minority protection because many ethnic Hungarians live in neighboring countries
A Europe of different peoples and traditions — when those people and traditions happen to be European minorities — is not the Europe the EU wants
Europe needs to consist of strong nation-states, Minister of Justice Judit Varga said in a summer university speech
László Tőkés called for Transylvania to be a protectorate of Hungary
Romanian authorities ordered removal of Szekler flag
He was the first president to break with the March 15 message tradition to Hungarians, but has since returned to it
Adrian Merka was sentenced to one and a half years, suspended, for abuse of office
1862 globe shows the borders as they were at the time
Hate speech cannot be tolerated
Romanian President accuses Hungary of secessionism
First Ukrainian president to address the minority in its own language
The picture was taken at a Fidesz party presidency meeting
Hungary will fight for Hungarians living beyond its borders.
The document includes a call to respect minority rights.
The Romanian senate voted down a Hungarian education draft.
Franciscan monk Csaba Böjte, whose foundation operates several orphanages in Transylvania received the Pro Cultura Hungarica award in Budapest on the Day of Hungarian Culture.
Romania is gearing up for celebrating 100 years since it received the former Hungarian territories that doubled its size, but realities on the ground give little reason for joy, Magyar Idők columnist Tibor Fábián writes.
The fact that barely a month before Romania assumes the revolving presidency of the European Union it has re-nationalized a property of the Hungarian Reformed Church which shows that the country has no respect for the rule of law, Magyar Hírlap columnist Sándor Faggyas writes.
The Supreme Court of Romania rejected an appeal by the Transylvanian Reformed Church, effectively re-nationalizing the Székely Mikó College in Sepsiszentgyörgy (Sfântu Gheorghe in Romanian).
Romania denied entry to controversial French writer Raoul Weiss for “posing a real, actual and severe threat to national security,” Romanian news portal stiripesurse.ro writes.
