Hungary's parliamentary parties discuss declaration on rejecting violence
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BUDAPEST, Sept. 19 -- Hungary's five parliamentary parties held a meeting on Tuesday to discuss a joint declaration calling on people to express their opinions without resorting to violence.
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Street violence is down and opinion polls are getting better. As Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany continues to resist pressure to quit for lying to the country, the ride remains rocky _ but his chances of ...Comment
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Minor skirmishes marred a mostly   peaceful protest by thousands of Hungarians in Budapest on   Wednesday in a third night of demonstrations sparked by the   prime minister's admission he lied to win re-election in April.
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By David ChanceBUDAPEST - Hungarians may rise up against the government and even overthrow parliamentary democracy unless Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany steps down, a senior figure in the main opposition ...Comment
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Ukrainian parliamentary leaders agreed after a week of talks to vote on a package of electoral changes to avert fraud that led to a political standoff, opposition lawmaker Victor Kapustin said late today.
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A key report on last year's clashes in Hungary criticises politicians - especially the main opposition party.
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Kenya's political foes  discuss crucial political issues to try to end the violence which has claimed more than 1,000 lives.
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Hungary's main opposition Fidesz   party, keeping up the pressure on embattled Prime Minister   Ferenc Gyurcsany, called on Tuesday for a non-partisan   government to rescue the country from political crisis.
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Zimbabwe's main opposition party on Monday urged its supporters to refrain from violence in presidential and legislative polls expected to take place in March.
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Hungary's beleaguered socialist Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany has called for multi-party talks as violent anti-government protests threatened to continue, but the right-wing opposition refused.
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The Serb parliament is expected to  adopt a resolution on Wednesday implicitly rejecting membership  of the European Union and NATO if the West recognizes the  independence of Kosovo.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc   Gyurcsany on Wednesday blamed opposition parties for a second   night of clashes between rioters and police, saying they had   failed to deliver on a pledge to calm protests.
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By Gergely SzakacsBUDAPEST - Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany defied opposition pressure to quit on Tuesday after anti-government riots he called "the longest and darkest night of the republic" left ...
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By Balazs KoranyiBUDAPEST - Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany rejected opposition calls to quit and vowed to press on with tough economic reforms on Tuesday as Budapest remained on edge after violent ...
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Serbia's parliament was set to adopt a resolution on Wednesday implicitly rejecting membership of the European Union and NATO if the West recognizes the independence of Kosovo.
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Hungary's opposition Fidesz party on   Thursday called off its planned anti-government rally at the   weekend, which the government had warned would cause week-long   violent protests to escalate.
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Friday's papers see the violent demonstrations in Hungary as a symptom of a wider disquiet spreading through the newest members of the European Union.