What happened today in Hungary? – September 27, 2021

Stories you might have missed today:

Lawmakers today passed an amendment on prolonging the special legal order and special measures related to the coronavirus pandemic until Jan.1, 2022. Details HERE.
Minister Gulyás accused Brussels of being “unable to tolerate even the slightest difference in opinion” and “pursuing the principle that the law is a servant to politics, which is well known to us from the time of the Soviet Union”. Read more HERE.
Hungary has signed a 15-year gas purchase agreement with Gazprom which will ensure the country’s long-term energy security, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Monday. Details HERE.
Hungarian drug dealer cooked speed in dog kennels in his own home – VIDEO

Besides visiting the most famous sights of Budapest, Rod Stewart presumably gave a secret concert somewhere in Hungary. Read more HERE.
The latest developments concern Székesfehérvár with a much-appreciated project. The construction of a new and modern multifunctional stadium could already star this year.
Hungary reports 20 deaths, 1,183 new infections over weekend – latest COVID-19 numbers
Today, Western Europe is in a “phase of losing its cultural roots and balance”, Orbán said. PM Orbán attends consecration of new church in Budapest
Hungarian pilgrims’ hostel Casa di Santo Stefano inaugurated in Rome, details and photos here.