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The fresh newsletter for the International Community in Hungary - described by readers as a "Great read each week" - is now available for your interest and use via the link below.
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On 25 March, Matild Café & Cabaret will launch its 2023 spring/summer cabaret season with a truly spectacular and exciting opening show.
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With more than 100 exhibitors, including around 50 restaurants and dozens of confectioneries, covering everything from street food to international cuisine, and with a great variety of drinks from beers, wines, champagnes to cocktails, this is the key gastro event in Hungary.
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Fully 641 new Covid-19 infections were confirmed last week, while 16 fatalities were registered in connection with the virus, the Coronavirus Press Centre said on Wednesday.
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The government is increasing compensation to farmers fourfold to help them offset their losses due to last year’s extreme drought, Agriculture Minister István Nagy said.
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The affiliate of global financial company iBanFirst, operator of an online platform supporting payments by SMEs, has obtained an operating licence in Hungary, the financial authority MNB announced.
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Compared with when 15 climate goals were adopted in Paris 8 years ago, the world now is further away achieving them, János Áder said at a UN meeting on water issues in New York.
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The Budapest Museum of Fine Arts will host a large-scale Renoir exhibition and a show celebrating Hungary’s Tivadar Csontváry-Kosztka while the National Gallery will present an exhibition of the oeuvre of Lajos Gulácsy this year, the director general of the two museums said.
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The number of permanent residents fell in county seats and several Budapest districts last year, as suburbs saw growing populations as well as property price rises, according to a property analyst.
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Hungary’s ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance “rejects the European Commission’s aggressive, brutal attack against the country’s child protection law,” Fidesz MEP Tamás Deutsch said in a video statement on Wednesday, adding that the government would “protect” the contested legislation.
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