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The 46-year-old leader, who was the first female president in the country's history and the youngest person to ever hold the office, announced her decision to step down in a televised message.

Hungary president who pardoned child abuse case convict resigns

The 46-year-old leader, who was the first female president in the country's history and the youngest person to ever hold the office, announced her decision to step down in a televised message.

Hungary's conservative president resigned on Saturday amid public outcry over a pardon she granted to a man convicted as an accomplice in a child sexual abuse case, a decision that unleashed an unprecedented political scandal for the long-serving nationalist government.
Katalin Nov&aacute;k (46) announced in a televised message that she would step down from the presidency, an office she has held since 2022. Her decision came after more than a week of public outrage after it was revealed that she issued a presidential pardon in April 2023 to a man convicted of hiding a string of child sexual abuses in a state-run children's home.
"I issued a pardon that caused bewilderment and unrest for many people," Nov&aacute;k said on Saturday. "I made a mistake." Nov&aacute;k's resignation came as a rare episode of political turmoil for Hungary's nationalist governing party Fidesz, which has ruled with a constitutional majority since 2010. Under the leadership of populist Prime Minister Viktor Orb&aacute;n, Fidesz has been accused of dismantling democratic institutions and rigging the electoral system and media in its favour.
Nov&aacute;k, a key Orb&aacute;n ally and a former vice president of Fidesz, served as the minister for families until her appointment to the presidency. She has been outspoken in advocating for traditional family values and the protection of children.
She was the first female president in Hungary's history, and the youngest person to ever hold the office.
But her term came to an end after she pardoned a man sentenced in 2018 to more than three years in prison. He was found guilty of pressuring victims to retract their claims of sexual abuse by the institution's director, who was sentenced to eight years for abusing at least 10 children between 2004 and 2016.
"I decided in favour of clemency in April of last year in the belief that the convict did not abuse the vulnerability of the children entrusted to him. I made a mistake," Nov&aacute;k said on Saturday. "I apologise to those I have hurt and to any victims who may have felt I am not standing up for them." "As head of state, I am addressing you for the last time today. I resign from the office of president of the republic," she said.
Also implicated was Judit Varga, another key Fidesz figure who was minister of justice at the time and endorsed the pardon. Varga was expected to lead the list of European Parliament candidates from Fidesz when elections are held this summer.
But in a Facebook post on Saturday, Varga announced that she would take political responsibility and "retire from public life, resigning my seat as a member of parliament and also as leader of the EP list".
At the presidential headquarters in Budapest on Saturday evening, around 200 people gathered in what was originally planned as a protest to call on Nov&aacute;k to resign.
After her announcement, attendees said they were happy, but that it wasn't enough to fundamentally change Orb&aacute;n's system of governance.
"I'm glad that she resigned but I think things aren't solved this way. She's not the main criminal, you've got to look all the way to the top," said Anna Bujna.
Erzs&eacute;bet Szapunczay, another attendee, said she was "very, very happy" with Nov&aacute;k's resignation, but that "she should have resigned from the first moment, like many people in this government, because she's not alone".
"Her resignation was correct, because this way she saves herself from even more people hating her and being outraged that she represented this country until now," she said.
Orb&aacute;n's Fidesz enjoys the highest level of support among Hungary's political parties, and a fragmented opposition has contributed to his winning four straight election victories.
His government, considered the most friendly to the Kremlin in the European Union, has been criticised within the bloc for holding up key decisions such as support for Ukraine and admitting Sweden into the NATO military alliance.
On Saturday, the head of Fidesz's parliamentary delegation, M&aacute;t&eacute; Kocsis, said in a statement that Nov&aacute;k and Varga had made a "responsible decision", and that the party was grateful for their work.

European champions Italy will be finding solace in Europe once again after missing out on World Cup qualification for the second time as they have qualified for the Nations League final four after beating Hungary 2-0.

Nations League: Italy advance to final four, England end campaign without a win

European champions Italy will find solace in Europe again after missing out on World Cup qualification for the second time as they qualified for the Nations League final four. England and Germany on the other hand ended their disappointing run.

Here's how the matches unfolded

The Azurri were determined to do well in this tournament after suffering a major disappointment when they failed to qualify for the FIFA World Cup this year. England ended its campaign without a win and got relegated to League B.

European champions Italy will find solace in Europe again after missing out on World Cup qualification for the second time as they qualified for the Nations League final four after beating Hungary 2-0.
The Azurri were determined to do well in this tournament after suffering a major disappointment when they failed to qualify for the FIFA World Cup this year.&nbsp;
&ldquo;We have to start again, we have to do it for all of Italy.&rdquo; said Italy goalkeeper Gianluigi Donnarumma. Goals from Raspadori and Dimarco secured the victory for the men in blue.
In the other match, England and Germany fought to a 3-3 draw at Wembley as both the teams ended their dismal run in the tournament with 3 and 7 points respectively.
Goals from Luke Shaw, Mason Mount and Harry Kane put England into the lead after coming back from 2 goals down. Later, Kai Havertz dented England's hope for a maiden win by slotting the rebound past Nick Pope in the 87th minute.
The three lions ended their Nations League campaign without registering a single win and got relegated to League B.
Both the teams will be taking part in the upcoming 2022 FIFA World Cup unlike Italy and will be hoping to regain some form as soon as possible.
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In what seems to be a first, a weather service chief has been sacked for a wrong weather forecast. Hungarian government ousted the head of its national weather service and her deputy for delaying fireworks over fear of storms, which eventually didn't occur.
The fireworks were to take place in the capital, Budapest but were cancelled post the prediction of thunderstorms and windgusts.
After the storms missed the capital, Hungarian minister Lazlo Palkovics relieved the National Meteorological Service president Kornelia Radics and her deputy chief Gyula Horvath.
The weather agency later issues an apology citing "a factor of uncertainty inherent in the profession."
The ire has emerged as a result of a political row propelled by the Opposition leaders who had called for the cancellation of fireworks event .
The Saturday celebrations with fireworks were billed as the biggest in Europe to mark Hungarry's millenial state. The opposing leaders protested the celebrations calling it as waste of money citing dwindling economic and Ukraine war

Hungary sacks Met chief after wrong forecast forces annual festivities' cancellation

The fireworks were to take place in the capital, Budapest but were cancelled post the prediction of thunderstorms and windgusts

The fireworks were to take place in the capital, Budapest but were cancelled post the prediction of thunderstorms and windgusts.

In what seems to be a first, a weather service chief has been sacked for a wrong weather forecast. Hungarian government ousted the head of its national weather service and her deputy for delaying fireworks over fear of storms, which eventually didn't occur.
The fireworks were to take place in the capital, Budapest but were cancelled post the prediction of thunderstorms and windgusts.
After the storms missed the capital, Hungarian minister Lazlo Palkovics relieved the National Meteorological Service president Kornelia Radics and her deputy chief Gyula Horvath.
The weather agency later issued an apology citing "a factor of uncertainty inherent in the profession."
The ire was a result of a political row propelled by the Opposition leaders who had called for the cancellation of fireworks event.
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The Saturday celebrations with fireworks were billed as the biggest in Europe to mark Hungary's millenial state. The opposing leaders protested the celebrations calling it as\ waste of money citing dwindling economy and Ukraine war.

On the 11th day of the Ukraine-Russia war, the Indian embassy in Hungary issued an urgent message for Indian nationals.
The embassy said that the last leg of flights under Operation Ganga is being conducted on March 6. The embassy asked all the Indian students staying in their own accommodation, and not in places arranged by the embassy, to reach the Hungaria city centre in capital city Budapest between 10 am and 12 pm local time on March 6.
Meanwhile, the Indian diplomatic mission in Ukraine initiated a fresh push to identify Indians still stuck in the war-torn country. The embassy tweeted a Google form to be filled an on "urgent basis" by all Indians still in Ukraine.
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The form had sections like email, name, age, gender, passport number, location, address of present stay, contact number in Ukraine, contact number in India, and additional number of Indians staying with the person filling the form.
A day earlier, the Indian government had said that Sumy city in eastern Ukraine remains the biggest focus and also cause of concern. Many students stuck in Sumy have been unable to leave due to fierce fighting, even as they struggle with lack of food and water and other necessities. On March 4, the Indian government had estimated that there were around 700 students in Sumy.
 

Ukraine | 'Last leg of flights': Indian embassy's alert in Hungary; govt asks Indians in Ukraine to fill Google form | Russia war

Ukraine | 'Last leg of flights': Indian embassy's alert in Hungary; Indians in Ukraine asked to fill Google form | Russia war


On the 11th day of the Ukraine-Russia war, the Indian embassy in Hungary issued an urgent message for Indian nationals. The embassy said that the last leg of flights under Operation Ganga is being conducted on March 6. The embassy asked all the Indian students staying in their own accommodation, and not in places arranged by the embassy, to reach the Hungaria city centre in capital city Budapest between 10 am and 12 pm local time on March 6. Meanwhile, the Indian diplomatic mission in Ukraine initiated a fresh push to identify Indians still stuck in the war-torn country. The embassy tweeted a Google form to be filled an on "urgent basis" by all Indians still in Ukraine. The form had sections like email, name, age, gender, passport number, location, address of present stay, contact number in Ukraine, contact number in India, and additional number of Indians staying with the person filling the form. A day earlier, the Indian government had said that Sumy city in eastern Ukraine remains the biggest focus and also cause of concern. Many students stuck in Sumy have been unable to leave due to fierce fighting, even as they struggle with lack of food and water and other necessities. On March 4, the Indian government had estimated that there were around 700 students in Sumy.
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CAPTIONS Indian embassy in Hungary's urgent message Last leg of flights on March 6: embassy in Hungary Indian embassy in Ukraine issues online form Indians still in Ukraine to fill details: embassy Hundreds of students stuck in Sumy big concern

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On the 11th day of the Ukraine-Russia war, the Indian embassy in Hungary issued an urgent message for Indian nationals.
The embassy said that the last leg of flights under Operation Ganga is being conducted on March 6.&nbsp;The embassy asked all the Indian students staying in their own accommodation, and not in places arranged by the embassy, to reach the Hungaria city centre in capital city Budapest between 10 am and 12 pm local time on March 6.
Meanwhile, the Indian diplomatic mission in Ukraine initiated a fresh push to identify Indians still stuck in the war-torn country.&nbsp;The embassy tweeted a Google form to be filled an on "urgent basis" by all Indians still in Ukraine.
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The form had sections like email, name, age, gender, passport number, location, address of present stay, contact number in Ukraine, contact number in India, and additional number of Indians staying with the person filling the form.
 A day earlier, the Indian government had said that Sumy city in eastern Ukraine remains the biggest focus and also cause of concern.&nbsp;Many students stuck in Sumy have been unable to leave due to fierce fighting, even as they struggle with lack of food and water and other necessities.&nbsp;On March 4, the Indian government had estimated that there were around 700 students in Sumy.
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Germany managed to pull through the group stage with a late 2-2 draw against Hungary at the Allianz&nbsp;Arena in Munich on Thursday.&nbsp;The nerve-wracking&nbsp;evening saw the first goal from Captain Adam Szalai, giving Hungarians the upper hand for the complete first half. Kai Havertz&nbsp;finally equalized the score in the 66th minute only to be left behind in the next 2 minutes. Andras&nbsp;Schafer&nbsp;netted the goal again for Marco Rsi's&nbsp;side in the 68th minute.&nbsp;Leon Goretzka, however, saved the day for Germany as he levelled the match in the 85 minutes, helping&nbsp;the former World champions secure&nbsp;2nd spot in Group F. They will now face England in the round of 16 on Tuesday.

Late equaliser from Goretzka vs Hungary, secured Germany's spot in last 16

Germany will now face England in the round of 16 on Tuesday

Late equaliser from&nbsp;Goretzka&nbsp;secured Germany's spot in last 16 Adam Szalai,&nbsp;Andras&nbsp;Schafer&nbsp;scored for Hungary Former World champions secure&nbsp;2nd spot in Group F

Germany managed to pull through the group stage with a late 2-2 draw against Hungary at the Allianz&nbsp;Arena in Munich on Thursday.&nbsp; The nerve-wracking&nbsp;evening saw the first goal from Captain Adam Szalai, giving Hungarians the upper hand for the complete first half. Kai Havertz&nbsp;finally equalized the score in the 66th minute only to be left behind a moment later. Andras&nbsp;Schafer&nbsp;netted the goal again for Marco Rossi's&nbsp;side in the 68th minute.&nbsp; Leon Goretzka, however, saved the day for Germany as he levelled the match in the 85th minute, helping&nbsp;the former World champions secure the 2nd spot in Group F. They will now face England in the round of 16 on Tuesday.

There's a huge twist in the battle for Round of 16 in Group F, as Hungary stunned world champions France and held them to a 1-1 draw at the Puskas&nbsp;Stadium on Saturday night.
Attila Fiola&nbsp;sent shockwaves&nbsp;when he put Hungary ahead just before half time. He&nbsp;is the first player to score against France across all competitions in the last six games.
It seemed that Hungary would pull off the upset of the tournament but&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;pulled off an equaliser in the 66th minute. His 38th goal for the national side in 93 outings, helped France rescue a point as&nbsp;Les Bleus remain unbeaten and go top of Group F.
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Euro 2020: Hungary stun world champions France, hold them to a draw

Antoine Griezmann's equaliser&nbsp;helped France rescue a point as the World Champions remain unbeaten to go top of Group F

There's a huge twist in the battle for Round of 16 in Group F, as Hungary stunned world champions France and held them to a 1-1 draw at the Puskas&nbsp;Stadium on Saturday night.
Attila Fiola&nbsp;sent shockwaves&nbsp;when he put Hungary ahead just before halftime. He&nbsp;is the first player to score against France across all competitions in the last six games.
It looked like Hungary would pull off the upset of the tournament but&nbsp;Antoine Griezmann&nbsp;scored an equaliser in the 66th minute. His 38th goal for the national side in 93 outings, helped France rescue a point as the World Champions remain unbeaten to go top of Group F.
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Hungary government's Twitter account suspended 'without warning'

The Hungarian government said on Wednesday that its official Twitter account has been suspended &lsquo;without any warning&rsquo;. The government spokesperson informed they are currently waiting for an official explanation from Twitter. The spokesperson held the suspension was an act of censorship against nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government. Hungary's other official social media channels have been operating normally on Wednesday.

Hungary govt's&nbsp;Twitter account suspended
Govt spokesperson: suspension, an act of censorship
Other social media handles operating normally

The Hungarian government said on Wednesday that its official Twitter account has been suspended &lsquo;without any warning&rsquo;. The government spokesperson informed they are currently waiting for an official explanation from Twitter. The spokesperson held the suspension was an act of censorship against nationalist Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government. Hungary's other official social media channels have been operating normally on Wednesday.

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