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Prosecutor Seeks 6 Years in Prison for Ruling Fidesz MP Boldog on Corruption Charges The preparatory session of ruling Fidesz MP István Boldog’s court hearing will be held on June 30, at the Budapest Regional Court, Péter Novák, the defense attorney of one of the accused, told independent news site Telex. The lawmaker has been charged with corruption, and faces imprisonment for 6 years if he is found guilty. Boldog and eight of his accomplices are suspected to have accepted bribes a number of times in exchange for influencing the outcome of tenders for European Union funds. The Central ...

2021.01.29 1:35pm Kim Jong Un presented his “people-first policy” as the fundamental principles of socialism at the Eighth Party Congress which was held for eight days in North Korea since Jan. 5. He also emphasized that people should be regarded with the utmost importance. However, these kind of concepts are nothing more than slogans that are used to control the public and evoke a sense of loyalty. Kim Jong Un’s true intentions were revealed when he enacted the anti-reactionary thought law last year. Authors Bruce Bueno de Mesquita and Alastair Smith pointed out in their book, The Dic...

Charges Pressed Against Fidesz MP Boldog for Bribery The Central Prosecutor’s Office of Investigations has pressed charges against István Boldog, an MP ruling Fidesz, and eight accomplices for allegedly accepting bribes and other criminal activities. After parliament had suspended the immunity of the lawmaker in line with a proposal by the chief prosecutor’s office, Boldog was heard as a suspect in the case but he denied committing the crimes, the authority told wire service MTI in a statement on Monday. Fidesz MP István Boldog was questioned on corruption charges last week. The larger ...

Say we're not going to treat every incident the same way. we are looking at the facts and this is our opportunity to television the two. >> even this morning, "the washington post" has a huge front page story about the ferguson case, two lives collide, a nation divides. one difference, the central prosecutor explained why there was no indictment released. the new york prosecutor hasn't explained anything. does this complain why some people on your size are being to critical of the handling of eric garner? >> i think so. one might assume the reason they haven't explained it is they don't have m...