Anita Komuves

Budapest

Journalist at Thomson Reuters

@reuters journalist in Hungary. Fulbrighter @merrillcollege (‘14-‘15). Lindy hopper, balboa dancer, runner.

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European editors sign petition opposing Hungary's move against foreign-funded groups

2 weeks ago | reuters.com | Anita Komuves

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban gestures during a press conference with Slovakia's Prime Minister Robert Fico (not pictured), in Bratislava, Slovakia, April 28, 2025. REUTERS/Radovan Stoklasa/File Photo BUDAPEST, May 20 (Reuters) - Over 80 editors from leading European news outlets signed a petition calling for the scrapping of legislation in Hungary that aims to restrict foreign-funded media and rights groups, a step critics say is meant to stifle criticism of the government.
'Trump tornado' leaves Hungary’s Orban and other far-right leaders reeling

1 month ago | japantimes.co.jp | Anita Komuves |Andrew Marshall |Krisztina Than

After Donald Trump’s inauguration in January, Hungarian leader Viktor Orban predicted the "Trump tornado” would usher in a golden era for Europe’s far right. It isn’t working out that way. In Hungary, the strong economy that helped Orban win previous elections is now struggling and could worsen as Europe confronts Trump's aggressive trade policy. Hungary’s political opposition appears stronger than at any point in Orban’s 15-year rule.
Foot-and-mouth outbreak in Europe could be ‘biological attack’

1 month ago | msn.com | Krisztina Fenyo |Anita Komuves

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Foot-and-mouth outbreak in Europe could be ‘biological attack’

1 month ago | independent.co.uk | Krisztina Fenyo |Anita Komuves

Hungary suspects a potential "biological attack" caused the country's first foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in over 50 years. The outbreak, initially detected on a northwestern cattle farm, prompted border closures with Austria and Slovakia and mass cattle slaughtering. While four farms tested positive, Hungary's chief of staff, Gergely Gulyas, suggested the virus might be artificially engineered based on information from a foreign lab, though not yet fully confirmed.
‘Biological attack’ could be behind Hungary’s foot-and-mouth outbreak

1 month ago | the-independent.com | Anita Komuves

Hungary reported its first case in over 50 years last month, triggering border closures and the mass slaughter of cattleFrom reproductive rights to climate change to Big Tech, The Independent is on the ground when the story is developing.
‘Biological attack’ could be behind Europe’s latest foot-and-mouth outbreak

1 month ago | aol.co.uk | Anita Komuves |Krisztina Fenyo

Hungary has suggested a "biological attack" may be behind the country’s first foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in more than half a century. The World Organisation for Animal Health said the outbreak, which was first detected on a cattle farm in the northwest near the border with Austria and Slovakia last month, has triggered border closures and the mass slaughter of cattle. By Thursday, animal health authorities had inspected nearly 1,000 farms across Hungary.
Hungary suggests 'biological attack' could be source of foot-and-mouth outbreak

1 month ago | independent.ie | Anita Komuves |Krisztina Fenyo

Hungary reported a first case of foot-and-mouth disease in over 50 years on a cattle farm in the northwest near the border with Austria and Slovakia last month, the World Organisation for Animal Health said, citing Hungarian authorities. Animal health authorities had made checks at nearly 1,000 farms across Hungary by Thursday, with only four in the affected northwestern region returning positive results.
‘Biological attack’ could be behind Hungary’s foot-and-mouth outbreak

1 month ago | independent.co.uk | Anita Komuves |Krisztina Fenyo

Hungary reported its first case in over 50 years last month, triggering border closures and the mass slaughter of cattleHungary has suggested a "biological attack" may be behind the country’s first foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in more than half a century. The World Organisation for Animal Health said the outbreak, which was first detected on a cattle farm in the northwest near the border with Austria and Slovakia last month, has triggered border closures and the mass slaughter of cattle.
‘Biological attack’ could be behind Europe’s latest foot-and-mouth outbreak

1 month ago | msn.com | Anita Komuves |Krisztina Fenyo

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Hungary suggests 'biological attack' could be source of foot-and-mouth outbreak

1 month ago | marketscreener.com | Anita Komuves |Krisztina Fenyo

BUDAPEST/RAJKA, Hungary (Reuters) -Hungary on Thursday suggested a "biological attack" as a possible source of the country's first foot-and-mouth disease outbreak in more than half a century, which has triggered border closures and the mass slaughter of cattle in the northwest.