BUDAPEST/BERLIN (Reuters) - An aide to Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban called into question Germany's democratic standards on Thursday after a top German soccer club sacked a Hungarian coach for expressing anti-immigrant and anti-LGBT views.
The Foreign Ministry said it had summoned the German charge d'affaires to express shock over the dismissal on Tuesday of goalkeeping coach Zsolt Petry by Hertha Berlin.
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