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How we would heal Hungary's energy dependence?

Hungary feels the game of the energy superpowers better than the average of the EU. In the interest of the alleviation of the cat and mouse game the EP candidates would build new pipelines, energy industry investments would be favored as well as common member state energy politics would be drawn up – emerges from the parties' EP programs.

 

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Why go vote this weekend?


The EU Parliament and the Treaty of Lisbon.

Three tips to move out and see Europe

The European Union is trying to do everything to motivate the youngsters with mellow personality to move them out from their usual environment and to get the to know with new cultures. Our parents are green with envy, because nowadays there are a lot of possibilities for us to gain new experiences abroad. We collected the three most popular EU co-financed programs which are aiming to mobilize the European youth.

It’s not just about learning - Image: Flickr.com/ju2citron

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EP campaign without anything European?

On 1 May 2009 a new campaign had been launched in Hungary. Considering that there is a constant campaign in the country since almost 2 years this is really not a phenomenon that makes voters thrill up. Even tough they should do so. Because others will decide instead of them if they keep off from polling.

It is more of less clear what Hungarians will vote about on 7th June: about politicians to be delegated to the European Parliament the only directly elected institution of the EU that has growing rights and duties. But how to decide it and especially on the basis of what kind of information? This is a more difficult question.

Photo gallery of EP campaign posters included.

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Hungary: searching for a PM

Photo: Zoltán Tuba/origo.hu ; Source: http://www.origo.hu/i/0902/20090204bajnaigor5.jpg

After Gyurcsány’s announcement to step aside, the chaos in Hungarian political life is bigger day after day. News are characterized by desperate guessings and new names regarding the ’most wanted’ job in Hungary, the Prime Minister’s. Brief summarize about the most successful melodrama in the region.

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Innovation could be a basic for recovering

Photo: Cléo Schweyer

6th of March was a general grey, rainy day in Budapest. In the central of the Hungarian capital many people walked around, went home after a busy day like usual. At the same time it wasn’t an ordinary Thursday for Babelians: in the historical downtown café called Central the next event of EU Debate on the ground took place. It was Budapest’s turn to be on the ground and we could not choose a more actual topic that the crisis and its relation to creativity and innovations.

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There will be a referendum as well?

Source: http://www.deakklub.hu/esemeny/20080207/szavaz.jpgIn the end of summer, Mária Seres has petitioned the following question for the National Electoral Commission:

Do you agree that members of parliament do receive an allowance for their charged expenses only by a confirmed wattarn?

Well, this is an awkward question, what was not too successful mainly among concerns. The National Electoral Commission has authenticated the question what means the initiator had four months for collecting more than 200.000 signatures because this is the term of a referendum.

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Hungary, the energy super state!

127_picThe Russian-Ukrainian gas disputes are making Europe feel – not just in the recent months but in the last few years - the rules of this game, and the fact who makes these rules. Although our dependence is hardly mentioned, it is quite obvious that this is a constantly strengthening relationship.

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We don't need no education! Or do we?

YVote2009.pngBetween 6-12 April, AEGEE-Budapest organizing the following event:

The Y Vote 2009 project arrives to Budapest in April. We are going to work in groups to discuss the Education in the EU, listen to external speakers, representatives of the topics and MEP’s, who are ready for debating with young people like you. It is a great opportunity to gain experience during workshops, street actions, getting more involved in the European politics, and visiting Budapest.

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Green news from Budapest

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Budapest is the winner of The European Mobility Week 2008. The Hungarian capital came before the Portuguese Almada and the Croatian capital, Zagreb.

The seventh European Mobility Week was held from 16 to 22 September 2008 and more than 1000 cities have joined in. The keyword is ’Clear air for all’ what says lot about the aim of the project. The goal is of course to find - instead of cars - alternative solutions for transport moreover, to see how citizens and politicians can work together on the issue. It is also important part of the program to find minimally one politician in every city as a leader for the good cause.

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