In a parliamentary address earlier today, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán noted that the second wave of the coronavirus is here, but Hungary is now more prepared than during the spring....
Hungary’s national assembly will conclude its work for the year with a three-day session starting today.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed parliament’s opening session on Monday and said the government’s family protection action plan was gaining momentum, with more than 65,000 people having joined the scheme.
Hungary’s Parliament will start a two-week sitting today, the first of the autumn session.
Fidesz Vice President Gergely Gulyás said that when the new parliament reconvenes on May 8th, ten committees will be chaired by Fidesz and the Christian Democrats, and five by opposition lawmakers
The app, launched by the Parliament Office, offers information about plenary and committee sessions