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Can the EU stop Hungary's controversial constitutional amendments?

Hungary's new constitutional amendments, which critics say erode the power of the Constitutional Court and violate EU law, came into effect on Monday.

As Hungary's electoral campaigns kick into gear, public apathy abounds

Hungary's homeless may soon have a new label: criminal

Hungary says its press freedom is 'completely perfect.' Europe disagrees.

Hungarian president steps down, robbing hard-line government of rubber stamp

As Greece awaits bailout, southern Europe seethes

Opinion European Union test case: stop Hungary from backsliding on democracy

Hungary turns away from democracy

Global News Blog As economies teeter, leaders in Europe warn against extreme populism

Hungarians cry foul as new Constitution comes into effect (VIDEO)

Russia reconquers Eastern Europe via business

Poland election: In historic first, PM gets a second term

One year after Hungary's 'Red Sludge' disaster, signs of democratic progress

January 19, 2011 Photos of the Day

January 7, 2011 Photos of the Day

January 6, 2011 Photos of the Day

How Germany's Merkel convinced EU to change rules after the Greek crisis

October 13, 2010 Photos of the Day

Hungary moves to seize company connected to red sludge spill

Hungary arrests executive connected to red sludge spill

Will Hungary's toxic red sludge spill extend beyond Danube?

Hungary toxic sludge could cause long-term environmental damage