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Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Emergencies happen, and people call an ambulance. Sometimes, the ambulance comes on time – and sometimes, it doesn’t. Increasingly, in Budapest, it doesn’t. The Hungarian press has been filled with stories where ambulances did not arrive on time.
Expat Explainer: Poets, Politicians & Saints - Budapest’s Changing Street Names

Expat Explainer: Poets, Politicians & Saints - Budapest’s Changing Street Names

A third of Budapest’s 8,598 streets and squares have been renamed at least once in their history. A third of those now bear the name of a real or fictitious person, the most popular being Attila József. A look at the reasons for renaming and the issues of political memory it spotlights.
How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

A few weeks ago, the firing of a department head at Corvinus University of Budapest caused a stir in Hungary: the professor had previously reported and initiated an ethics investigation regarding an influential family’s child finishing the semester in spite of not fulfilling the semester requirements.
Huge Fine for Entrepreneur Over Illegally Stored Toxic Waste from Korean Battery Processing Factory in Hungary

Huge Fine for Entrepreneur Over Illegally Stored Toxic Waste from Korean Battery Processing Factory in Hungary

The Heves government office has imposed a Ft 105 million fine in the case of illegally stored battery waste in Abasár, the website Átlátszó reports.
More Patients Turn to Private Healthcare in Hungary to Avoid Long Waiting Lists

More Patients Turn to Private Healthcare in Hungary to Avoid Long Waiting Lists

With long hospital waiting lists, more and more patients are turning to alternative solutions to reduce waiting times.
More Environmental Fines Imposed on Korean Battery Factory in Hungary

More Environmental Fines Imposed on Korean Battery Factory in Hungary

The battery factory in Bátonyterenye, operated by South Korean company SungEel Hitech, received another penalty of nearly Ft 50 million, Telex reports.
PM Orbán’s Brother to Teach Police & Soldiers About Guns in 'Combat Academy

PM Orbán’s Brother to Teach Police & Soldiers About Guns in 'Combat Academy

Áron Orbán took his penchant for weapons and founded the Hungarian Academy of Martial Arts. Now, Prime Minister Victor Orbán’s brother has had a vision – a shooting range in a Nógrád village, where his academy will teach marksmanship to law enforcement and defence forces.
Printed Press in Hungary Sees Steep Decline: Most Popular Newspapers Barely Sell 50 Thousand Copies

Printed Press in Hungary Sees Steep Decline: Most Popular Newspapers Barely Sell 50 Thousand Copies

In the second half of last year, even the most popular print newspaper sold only 50,000 copies, compared to two and a half times as many in 2010.
This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

After a long wait, we have finally received from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs how much the luxury trip of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his 40-person entourage to Vienna cost to the taxpayers last July. Although the Austrian capital is just a few hours’ drive from Budapest, Orbán and his delegation spent a night out for a brief meeting with the Austrian chancellor.
Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Budapest Ambulance Service Teeters on Edge, Rural Ambulances Key To Averting Collapse, Says Union Leader

Emergencies happen, and people call an ambulance. Sometimes, the ambulance comes on time – and sometimes, it doesn’t. Increasingly, in Budapest, it doesn’t. The Hungarian press has been filled with stories where ambulances did not arrive on time.
Expat Explainer: Poets, Politicians & Saints - Budapest’s Changing Street Names

Expat Explainer: Poets, Politicians & Saints - Budapest’s Changing Street Names

A third of Budapest’s 8,598 streets and squares have been renamed at least once in their history. A third of those now bear the name of a real or fictitious person, the most popular being Attila József. A look at the reasons for renaming and the issues of political memory it spotlights.
How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

How Whistle-Blowers Help Journalists in Central Eastern Europe & How They Are Protected

A few weeks ago, the firing of a department head at Corvinus University of Budapest caused a stir in Hungary: the professor had previously reported and initiated an ethics investigation regarding an influential family’s child finishing the semester in spite of not fulfilling the semester requirements.
Huge Fine for Entrepreneur Over Illegally Stored Toxic Waste from Korean Battery Processing Factory in Hungary

Huge Fine for Entrepreneur Over Illegally Stored Toxic Waste from Korean Battery Processing Factory in Hungary

The Heves government office has imposed a Ft 105 million fine in the case of illegally stored battery waste in Abasár, the website Átlátszó reports.
More Patients Turn to Private Healthcare in Hungary to Avoid Long Waiting Lists

More Patients Turn to Private Healthcare in Hungary to Avoid Long Waiting Lists

With long hospital waiting lists, more and more patients are turning to alternative solutions to reduce waiting times.
More Environmental Fines Imposed on Korean Battery Factory in Hungary

More Environmental Fines Imposed on Korean Battery Factory in Hungary

The battery factory in Bátonyterenye, operated by South Korean company SungEel Hitech, received another penalty of nearly Ft 50 million, Telex reports.
PM Orbán’s Brother to Teach Police & Soldiers About Guns in 'Combat Academy

PM Orbán’s Brother to Teach Police & Soldiers About Guns in 'Combat Academy

Áron Orbán took his penchant for weapons and founded the Hungarian Academy of Martial Arts. Now, Prime Minister Victor Orbán’s brother has had a vision – a shooting range in a Nógrád village, where his academy will teach marksmanship to law enforcement and defence forces.
Printed Press in Hungary Sees Steep Decline: Most Popular Newspapers Barely Sell 50 Thousand Copies

Printed Press in Hungary Sees Steep Decline: Most Popular Newspapers Barely Sell 50 Thousand Copies

In the second half of last year, even the most popular print newspaper sold only 50,000 copies, compared to two and a half times as many in 2010.
This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

This is How Orbán Rolls: HUF 5.5 Million Spent on Accommodation for One Night in Vienna

After a long wait, we have finally received from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs how much the luxury trip of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his 40-person entourage to Vienna cost to the taxpayers last July. Although the Austrian capital is just a few hours’ drive from Budapest, Orbán and his delegation spent a night out for a brief meeting with the Austrian chancellor.