Sudden Rise of 'Ukrainian Scammers’ in Hungary
- 2 Jun 2025 12:10 PM
Prime Minister Viktor Orban has urged the public to beware of "a noticeable rise" in banking scams and hacking, including cyber fraud linked to Ukraine.
More >>Prime Minister Viktor Orban has urged the public to beware of "a noticeable rise" in banking scams and hacking, including cyber fraud linked to Ukraine.
More >>Microsoft is adopting a commitment package and will be developing its own AI-based systems using 10 billion Hungarian words, Hungary's Competition Office (GVH) told MTI.
More >>Moody's Ratings affirmed Hungary's investment-grade sovereign rating at a scheduled review on Friday, the National Economy Ministry said in a statement.
More >>By "unlawful" withdrawals from Budapest’s accounts, the government is putting not only municipal public services at risk but also risks insolvency of the state budget, the city’s mayor said.
More >>The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has won a lawsuit against the ministry of foreign affairs which had paid some 230 million forints (EUR 575,000) for suites in a Paris luxury hotel for President Tamas Sulyok and his delegation during the summer Olympics last year, the party's group leader and director said.
More >>As a result of the government’s new programme launched three months ago to eradicate drug trafficking more than 3,500 criminal proceedings have been launched, the government commissioner responsible for the programme dubbed DELTA told a press conference.
More >>On Mondays the team at ETELE Cinema arranges the movie schedule to allow as many films as possible to be shown in the original language - or with subtitles - and on top of that there's a special price to further enhance your movie experience.
More >>There's been something of a right wing love-in in Hungary this week, as Budapest hosted a Conservative Political Action Conference - or CPAC - gathering of American and European populists and conservatives. President Trump heaped praise on Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who's seen as a populist playbook for the White House.
More >>A visit to Pesti Vigadó offers expats far more than just an evening of music or art; it’s a chance to step into a historic space that has hosted emperors, composers, and revolutionaries in Hungary.
More >>Tucked away in Budapest’s 20th district lies a rejuvenated treasure: the Pesterzsébet Spa. Far from the bustling city center, this recently renovated complex offers a unique blend of therapeutic waters, modern facilities, and a tranquil atmosphere close to the Danube.
More >>Gergely Karácsony, the mayor of Budapest, has expressed regret over the resignation of Katalin Walter, the chief executive of the Budapest Transport Centre (BKK), saying she had been "driven away by the political situation in the capital".
More >>The popular Musical Fountain on Margaret Island welcomes visitors with a free open-air experience combining water, music, and lights until October. Just like in previous years, the programme features a diverse musical selection designed for both children and adults.
More >>The Hungarian State Treasury has "unlawfully" withdrawn more than 10 billion forints (EUR 24.8m) from Budapest's accounts, and the municipality has halted payments to some municipality-owned companies to preserve liquidity, Gergely Karácsony, the city's mayor, told a press conference.
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