Ezt kell tudnia a világnak a tegnapról

Az MTI angol nyelvű reggeli összefoglalója szerint ezek voltak a legfontosabb dolgok csütörtökön:

• The European Commission has completed its legal analysis of Hungary's fourth constitutional amendment and sent three letters to the Hungarian authorities requesting further information, with a one-month deadline, the commission's spokesperson said.
• Hungary and Russia are each other's reliable partners; bilateral ties are characterised by "respect and confidence", Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi said after talks with his Russian counterpart Sergei Lavrov in Budapest.
• The central bank has published a study proposing its merger with financial watchdog PSZAF, as part of efforts to "reinforce Hungary's macro-prudential framework".
• Transparency International Hungary and other whistleblowers turned to President Janos Ader and asked him not to sign a recently adopted amendment regulating access to public information which they think would reduce the transparency of public finance.
• The Bloomberg news agency has been fined 10 million forints (EUR 33,500) for publishing inaccurate information about the central bank's rate cut last week.