Hungarian leader refuses to bow to rioters
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I'm staying and doing my job, says PM At least 150 hurt in clashes after economy 'lies' leak Daniel McLaughlin in Budapest Wednesday September 20, 2006 The Guardian Hungary's prime minister, Ferenc Gyurcsany, ...
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Hungarian protesters continued   rallying against the ruling Socialists on Friday but the main   opposition party canceled a planned anti-government weekend   demonstration, allaying fears week-long protests could   escalate.
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Hungarian police said on Wednesday  that hard-core soccer hooligans had hijacked peaceful  anti-government protests, but embattled Prime Minister Ferenc  Gyurcsany blamed the opposition for two nights of violence.
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Hungary's Fidesz opposition 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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Israel's prime minister refuses to bow to angry settlers' demands for a vote on his Gaza withdrawal plan.
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Hungary must pursue tough economic reforms to prepare for the euro without unduly providing ammunition to hostile extremists, Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany has told AFP in an interview.
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Hungarian Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany, standing firm before a confidence vote, told parliament on Friday he would not bow to opposition "blackmail" and vowed to stick to his tough economic program.
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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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The Hungarian capital is bracing for the biggest anti-government demonstration in almost a week of sometimes violent protests, according to Budapest Mayor Gabor Demszky.
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Hungary's main opposition party   snubbed a government call for talks on Thursday to discuss how   to deal with anti-government protests and riots which have   convulsed Budapest this week.
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Opponents of Prime Minister Ferenc   Gyurcsany vowed to stage the biggest anti-government   demonstration yet in Budapest on Saturday after a fifth night   of protests at his admission he lied to win April's election.
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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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BUDAPEST - The majority of Hungarians believe opposition leader Viktor Orban was partly to blame for rioting in Budapest, pollster Szonda Ipsos said on Friday.In a survey carried out after the rioting on ...Comment
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Supporters of President-elect Viktor Yushchenko aren&#39;t backing down, heeding the call of their leader by blocking the prime minister from holding a government session.
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Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsany said on Wednesday Hungary's democracy was at stake and underlined he would not resign in the face of mounting pressure.
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Protesters vowed on Sunday to maintain   their effort to topple Hungary's prime minister after their   biggest rally yet, but analysts said Ferenc Gyurcsany was   likely to survive despite admitting lying to win re-election.
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Hungarian police said on Wednesday   that hard-core soccer hooligans had hijacked peaceful   anti-government protests, but embattled Prime Minister Ferenc   Gyurcsany blamed the opposition for two nights of violence.