Advertisement

As Hungary Cuts Radio Station, Critics Say Europe Should Put Orban On Notice

Radio journalists work in the studio at the headquarters of the independent Hungarian radio station, the Klubradio in Budapest on Feb. 9. It was removed from the airways after the national media regulator would not renew its license, raising new press freedom concerns in the European Union member state. (AFP via Getty Images)
Radio journalists work in the studio at the headquarters of the independent Hungarian radio station, the Klubradio in Budapest on Feb. 9. It was removed from the airways after the national media regulator would not renew its license, raising new press freedom concerns in the European Union member state. (AFP via Getty Images)

Related:

Advertisement

More from WBUR

Listen Live
Close