Hungary’s top court had annulled a controversial law last year that reduced the number of officially recognised churches from more than 350 to little more than two dozen.
"The court said the churches law – part of a new constitution introduced by the government of Viktor Orban and his Fidesz party in January 2012 – could lead to politically motivated decisions on recognition. Pastor Ivanyi’s group lost its church status, hitting its funding and charitable work including tending daily to 1,000 homeless people.
Germans are only able to look at Europe's map from their own perspective and can't accept that Hungary's perspective is different – says Prof. Werner Patzelt in an interview with Mandiner.
Még a gulyást is megkavarta örömében.
