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Hungarian Public Television Resumes News Broadcasts After 44-Day Hiatus

Hungarian public television has resumed its news programs after a 44-day interruption, which followed media reforms ordered by Prime Minister Péter Magyar. This marks a significant change in the country's public broadcasting landscape.

20 Aug, 10:01 — 20 Aug, 10:01
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le-mondeHigh4h ago

Hungarian public news back on air after PM Magyar's media reforms

PM Peter Magyar ran reforms to restore independence for public media outlets, which had been controlled under ex-PM Viktor Orban. An independent news site said the first public news broadcast since July 7 had balanced coverage.

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First report: aftonbladet · 20 Aug, 09:52Full coverage: 7 · 4hWindow: 4h
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aftonbladet20 Aug, 09:52First to report

Ungern: Nu sänds tv-nyheter igen

le-monde20 Aug, 10:01

Hungarian public news back on air after PM Magyar's media reforms

le-figaro20 Aug, 10:47

En Hongrie, les journaux d’information reprennent après 44 jours d’interruption sur la chaîne publique

hotnews20 Aug, 11:03

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aktualne-cz20 Aug, 12:46

Po červencové čistce odvysílala maďarská státní televize první reportáž

la-vanguardia20 Aug, 13:13

La televisión pública de Hungría reanuda sus informativos tras 44 días de parón ordenado por Magyar

delfi-lt20 Aug, 13:45Latest update

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