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Hungarian prime minister dismisses director of conservative media group

Now5 September 2026 at 00:55

The Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Magyar dismisses the director of a conservative media group. The decision comes as part of a broader measure to end funding for this media outlet.

Magyar stated that this measure "puts an end to all funding for this lying propaganda media", referring to the media group in question. The prime minister justifies the dismissal and funding cut as a response to the group's editorial activity.

This action is part of the recent political changes in Hungary, after Viktor Orbán ceded leadership of the Fidesz party to Magyar. The dismissal of the director of the conservative media group marks a new phase in the Hungarian government's communication policy.

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