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Why Hungary Pulled Out Of "Political" ICC Amid Israel PM Netanyahu's Visit
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been a vocal supporter of Netanyahu, inviting him to Hungary shortly after the arrest warrant was issued in November. Orban has stated that the ICC's ruling would have "no effect" in his country.
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Watch: Two-time Grand Slam Champion Retires From Match In Tears After Opponent Erases Mark On Court
An incident during a tennis match between China's Zhang Shuai and Hungary's Amarissa Kiara Toth at the Budapest Open on Tuesday gave rise to a huge controversy.
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"Defend Values": Poland, Hungary's Challenge To EU On Funding Rejected
The EU's top court on Wednesday rejected a challenge by Poland and Hungary to a mechanism allowing Brussels to slash funding to member states that flout democratic standards.
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EU Takes Germany, UK And Others To Court Over Air Pollution
The European Commission said Thursday it is taking Germany, France, the United Kingdom and three other EU countries to court for failing to comply with the bloc's air quality standards.
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European Union Court Rejects Hungary, Slovakia Challenge Against Refugee Quotas
The EU's top court on Wednesday threw out a challenge from Hungary and Slovakia against a quota scheme by Brussels to force member states to admit thousands of asylum seekers.
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Hungary Jails 10 Migrants For Up To 3 Years For Border Crossing
A Hungarian court on Friday sentenced 10 migrants to between one and three years in jail for illegally crossing the border during a riot in September 2015, after Hungary built a razor wire fence to seal its frontier with Serbia.
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US Appeals Court Revives Holocaust Suit Against Hungary
A US appeals court on Friday gave new life to a lawsuit by a group of Holocaust survivors seeking damages from Hungary for its role in the deaths of more than 500,000 Jews during World War II.
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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Hungary Court Says Suspected Jihadist Actually a World War II Hobbyist
A Hungarian man detained by anti-terrorist police on suspicion of plotting to carry out mass killings has no connections with terror groups and is in fact a World War II hobbyist, a court said Wednesday.
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German Court Finds 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' Guilty
A 94-year-old German man who worked as a bookkeeper at the Auschwitz death camp was convicted today of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people and sentenced to four years in prison, in what could be one of the last big Holocaust trials.
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Hungary Court Sentences 92-Year-Old to Jail: Report
Bela Biszku, a high-ranking former senior official, was Tuesday sentenced by a Budapest court to five years and six months of imprisonment. The decision is subject to appeal.
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Hungary Court Finds 92-year old Communist Guilty of War Crimes
A Budapest court on Tuesday found a former senior official in the Hungarian Communist Party guilty of war crimes during the suppression of the 1956 anti-Soviet uprising.
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Hungary's 'Revolutionary' Orban Sworn in as Premier
Fresh from a landslide election win in April, Hungary's powerful premier Viktor Orban was formally sworn in as prime minister Saturday, and hailed his controversial reforms as revolutionary.
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Why Hungary Pulled Out Of "Political" ICC Amid Israel PM Netanyahu's Visit
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has been a vocal supporter of Netanyahu, inviting him to Hungary shortly after the arrest warrant was issued in November. Orban has stated that the ICC's ruling would have "no effect" in his country.
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Watch: Two-time Grand Slam Champion Retires From Match In Tears After Opponent Erases Mark On Court
An incident during a tennis match between China's Zhang Shuai and Hungary's Amarissa Kiara Toth at the Budapest Open on Tuesday gave rise to a huge controversy.
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"Defend Values": Poland, Hungary's Challenge To EU On Funding Rejected
The EU's top court on Wednesday rejected a challenge by Poland and Hungary to a mechanism allowing Brussels to slash funding to member states that flout democratic standards.
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EU Takes Germany, UK And Others To Court Over Air Pollution
The European Commission said Thursday it is taking Germany, France, the United Kingdom and three other EU countries to court for failing to comply with the bloc's air quality standards.
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European Union Court Rejects Hungary, Slovakia Challenge Against Refugee Quotas
The EU's top court on Wednesday threw out a challenge from Hungary and Slovakia against a quota scheme by Brussels to force member states to admit thousands of asylum seekers.
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Hungary Jails 10 Migrants For Up To 3 Years For Border Crossing
A Hungarian court on Friday sentenced 10 migrants to between one and three years in jail for illegally crossing the border during a riot in September 2015, after Hungary built a razor wire fence to seal its frontier with Serbia.
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US Appeals Court Revives Holocaust Suit Against Hungary
A US appeals court on Friday gave new life to a lawsuit by a group of Holocaust survivors seeking damages from Hungary for its role in the deaths of more than 500,000 Jews during World War II.
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Oscars 2016: Court Voted Out of Race
Films that are still vying the Best Foreign Language category include The Brand New Testament (Belgium), Embrace of the Serpent (Colombia), A War (Denmark), The Fencer (Finland), Mustang (France), Labyrinth of Lies (Germany) Son of Saul (Hungary), Viva (Ireland) and Theeb (Jordan)
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Hungary Court Says Suspected Jihadist Actually a World War II Hobbyist
A Hungarian man detained by anti-terrorist police on suspicion of plotting to carry out mass killings has no connections with terror groups and is in fact a World War II hobbyist, a court said Wednesday.
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German Court Finds 'Bookkeeper of Auschwitz' Guilty
A 94-year-old German man who worked as a bookkeeper at the Auschwitz death camp was convicted today of being an accessory to the murder of 300,000 people and sentenced to four years in prison, in what could be one of the last big Holocaust trials.
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Hungary Court Sentences 92-Year-Old to Jail: Report
Bela Biszku, a high-ranking former senior official, was Tuesday sentenced by a Budapest court to five years and six months of imprisonment. The decision is subject to appeal.
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Hungary Court Finds 92-year old Communist Guilty of War Crimes
A Budapest court on Tuesday found a former senior official in the Hungarian Communist Party guilty of war crimes during the suppression of the 1956 anti-Soviet uprising.
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Hungary's 'Revolutionary' Orban Sworn in as Premier
Fresh from a landslide election win in April, Hungary's powerful premier Viktor Orban was formally sworn in as prime minister Saturday, and hailed his controversial reforms as revolutionary.
