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International Migration Research Network Set Up in Budapest

International Migration Research Network Set Up in Budapest

A memorandum of understanding to set up an international migration research network was signed by five research institutes in Budapest.
Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

The prime minister, addressing an international press conference on Wednesday, hailed Hungary's "exceptional performance" in what he called the country's "most difficult year" since its change of regime.
Orbán Opens Festival of Vocational Schools in Budapest

Orbán Opens Festival of Vocational Schools in Budapest

Skilled labour has a future in Hungary, and “those with knowledge, skills and the courage to use them will have nothing to fear in harder times,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his opening address at the 15th festival for vocational schools in Budapest.
Hungary's Child Welfare Ranks 15th On EU & OECD List

Hungary's Child Welfare Ranks 15th On EU & OECD List

Hungary ranks 15th among European Union and OECD countries in terms of child welfare, according to a UNICEF report.
Hungary's Last 10 Years Most Successful Decade Of Past Century Says PM Orbán

Hungary's Last 10 Years Most Successful Decade Of Past Century Says PM Orbán

“The facts show that the last ten years were the most successful ten years in Hungary’s last 100 years,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his state-of-the-nation address.
2020 To Be ‘Difficult Year’ For Europe Says Hungarian PM Orbán

2020 To Be ‘Difficult Year’ For Europe Says Hungarian PM Orbán

Orbán said that 2020 would be a difficult year for Europe, adding that Brussels had made “two grave mistakes: it allowed migrants in and mismanaged Europe’s economic policy”.
Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

The Hungarian government spent 4.9% of GDP, above the European Union average, on education this year, which was 645 billion forints (EUR 1.92m) more than in 2010, Human Resources Minister Miklós Kásler said.
Opinion: The Hungarian Government’s Scholarship Program For Foreign Students

Opinion: The Hungarian Government’s Scholarship Program For Foreign Students

  • 19 Dec 2017 8:00 AM
  • current affairs
I must admit that I didn’t realize until now the scope of the Stipendium Hungaricum (SH) program, which was conceived by the Orbán government in 2013. It has been an ambitious project from the very beginning.
Church Schools Taking Over In Hungary’s Poorer Regions

Church Schools Taking Over In Hungary’s Poorer Regions

  • 5 Dec 2016 5:30 AM
  • current affairs
Churches are playing a larger role in Hungary’s educational system at the expense of non-affiliated private schools. Church schools have especially made progress in economically disadvantaged regions, where they tend to enroll the children of the elite. Meanwhile, private and foundation schools are being squeezed out, and programs launched for special-needs children have been completely sidelined.
International Migration Research Network Set Up in Budapest

International Migration Research Network Set Up in Budapest

A memorandum of understanding to set up an international migration research network was signed by five research institutes in Budapest.
Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

The prime minister, addressing an international press conference on Wednesday, hailed Hungary's "exceptional performance" in what he called the country's "most difficult year" since its change of regime.
Orbán Opens Festival of Vocational Schools in Budapest

Orbán Opens Festival of Vocational Schools in Budapest

Skilled labour has a future in Hungary, and “those with knowledge, skills and the courage to use them will have nothing to fear in harder times,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his opening address at the 15th festival for vocational schools in Budapest.
Hungary's Child Welfare Ranks 15th On EU & OECD List

Hungary's Child Welfare Ranks 15th On EU & OECD List

Hungary ranks 15th among European Union and OECD countries in terms of child welfare, according to a UNICEF report.
Hungary's Last 10 Years Most Successful Decade Of Past Century Says PM Orbán

Hungary's Last 10 Years Most Successful Decade Of Past Century Says PM Orbán

“The facts show that the last ten years were the most successful ten years in Hungary’s last 100 years,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in his state-of-the-nation address.
2020 To Be ‘Difficult Year’ For Europe Says Hungarian PM Orbán

2020 To Be ‘Difficult Year’ For Europe Says Hungarian PM Orbán

Orbán said that 2020 would be a difficult year for Europe, adding that Brussels had made “two grave mistakes: it allowed migrants in and mismanaged Europe’s economic policy”.
Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

The Hungarian government spent 4.9% of GDP, above the European Union average, on education this year, which was 645 billion forints (EUR 1.92m) more than in 2010, Human Resources Minister Miklós Kásler said.
Opinion: The Hungarian Government’s Scholarship Program For Foreign Students

Opinion: The Hungarian Government’s Scholarship Program For Foreign Students

  • 19 Dec 2017 8:00 AM
  • current affairs
I must admit that I didn’t realize until now the scope of the Stipendium Hungaricum (SH) program, which was conceived by the Orbán government in 2013. It has been an ambitious project from the very beginning.
Church Schools Taking Over In Hungary’s Poorer Regions

Church Schools Taking Over In Hungary’s Poorer Regions

  • 5 Dec 2016 5:30 AM
  • current affairs
Churches are playing a larger role in Hungary’s educational system at the expense of non-affiliated private schools. Church schools have especially made progress in economically disadvantaged regions, where they tend to enroll the children of the elite. Meanwhile, private and foundation schools are being squeezed out, and programs launched for special-needs children have been completely sidelined.