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The European country of Hungary is at present in serious political crisis. The ruling wants unrestricted power in their hands to fight the coronavirus outbreak. Meanwhile, the opposition stays committed to oppose with tooth and nail any attempt to place more power in the hands of the ruling.

The matter is now under the consideration of the Hungarian Parliament. With an impressive majority in the Parliament, it will not be difficult for the ruling to pass the bill in the Parliament.

Recently, a petition, with more than one lakh signatories, was made to oppose the attempt to offer more power in the hands of the ruling.

The population of the country has a mixed opinion on the matter. A section supports the logic put forth by the ruling that with less power on their hand the ruling has many limitations to confront this medical emergency at present. Meanwhile, some are worried about the threat posed by the expansion of power on the democratic framework of the country – particularly on the freedom of speech and expression (in other words, the freedom of press).

It is hard to believe that the ruling will misuse the situation. At the same time, considering its recent records, it is not easy to believe it will not misuse it either.


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In a bid to boost its population growth, the European country of Hungary has decided to offer free fertility treatment facility to its citizens.

Recently, many fertility clinics were taken over by the Hungarian government.

For Hungary, improving its population growth is a state policy. The rightist government in the country prefers procreation over immigration as a policy to check demographic decline.

The fertility clinics were taken over as a part of the policy of the Hungarian rightist government.

The latest announcement is also a part of the aforesaid policy which Hungary enthusiastically follows.

The population of the country has been consistently falling for the last few years. There is no sign of improvement in the population growth at this juncture.

The new policy is likely to overturn the scenario. The government expects that once the policy is implemented a huge change can be achieved in this front.

The new policy is expected to be implemented from the first of February.

Some see the policy as the one originated out of the fear of the right-wing government towards the ability of migration to alter the demographic pattern of the country.

At this moment, it remains unclear who all will benefit from the project.


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