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PM Orbán Planning Austerity Measures After the Election, Says Unity for Hungary

PM Orbán Planning Austerity Measures After the Election, Says Unity for Hungary

The Orbán government is planning to introduce austerity measures once the election is over, said politicians from the Unity for Hungary opposition on Wednesday, representing the DK, Jobbik, and Dialogue parties.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Caps Price of Six Basic Foodstuffs

Hungarian Opinion: Government Caps Price of Six Basic Foodstuffs

Opposition-leaning outlets lambast the decision announced by the Prime Minister to freeze the price of white sugar, white flour, milk, chicken breasts, pork shanks and sunflower oil at October levels.
Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

“Last year’s Christmas was almost the way one imagines it,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió, with families coming together, albeit “under the shadow of the pandemic”.
'Omicron Game-Changer’ & Latest on Purchase of BUD Airport - PM’s Chief of Staff

'Omicron Game-Changer’ & Latest on Purchase of BUD Airport - PM’s Chief of Staff

Concerning Omicron, Gergely Gulyás said the jab ensured protection against serious symptoms rather than the infection itself, adding that all vaccines licenced in Hungary were effective.
Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

People who refused to be vaccinated put the health and lives of others at risk, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said, adding that the government had been forced to make mask-wearing compulsory for this reason.
Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

As energy prices skyrocket, a left-wing commentator calls on the government to lower taxes on gasoline. A conservative economist thinks that rising energy prices impact Hungary less than many other EU countries, thanks to the diversification of energy supply.
Hungary Leaving Crisis Behind Without Austerity, Says Gov't Official

Hungary Leaving Crisis Behind Without Austerity, Says Gov't Official

Hungary is leaving recent economic difficulties behind without austerity measures, a state secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office said at a discussion with opposition Socialist MEP István Ujhelyi at the Tranzit conference in Tihany, western Hungary.
Hungary Retail Sales up Over 5 % In May

Hungary Retail Sales up Over 5 % In May

Retail sales in Hungary grew by an annual 5.8% in May, increasing for the second month in a row after eight months of declines, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
Consumer Prices In Hungary Up 2.7% In January

Consumer Prices In Hungary Up 2.7% In January

Consumer prices were 2.7% higher on average in January 2021 than a year earlier with significant price rises measured over the last 12 months for alcoholic beverages and tobacco as well as food, according to data by the Central Statistical Office (KSH).
PM Orbán Planning Austerity Measures After the Election, Says Unity for Hungary

PM Orbán Planning Austerity Measures After the Election, Says Unity for Hungary

The Orbán government is planning to introduce austerity measures once the election is over, said politicians from the Unity for Hungary opposition on Wednesday, representing the DK, Jobbik, and Dialogue parties.
Hungarian Opinion: Government Caps Price of Six Basic Foodstuffs

Hungarian Opinion: Government Caps Price of Six Basic Foodstuffs

Opposition-leaning outlets lambast the decision announced by the Prime Minister to freeze the price of white sugar, white flour, milk, chicken breasts, pork shanks and sunflower oil at October levels.
Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

Health-Care Performance Amid Pandemic Praised by PM Orbán

“Last year’s Christmas was almost the way one imagines it,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió, with families coming together, albeit “under the shadow of the pandemic”.
'Omicron Game-Changer’ & Latest on Purchase of BUD Airport - PM’s Chief of Staff

'Omicron Game-Changer’ & Latest on Purchase of BUD Airport - PM’s Chief of Staff

Concerning Omicron, Gergely Gulyás said the jab ensured protection against serious symptoms rather than the infection itself, adding that all vaccines licenced in Hungary were effective.
Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

Those Who Refuse Vaccine Put Peoples Lives at Risk, Says Hungarian PM's Chief of Staff

People who refused to be vaccinated put the health and lives of others at risk, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said, adding that the government had been forced to make mask-wearing compulsory for this reason.
Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

Hungarian Opinion: Soaring Energy Prices

As energy prices skyrocket, a left-wing commentator calls on the government to lower taxes on gasoline. A conservative economist thinks that rising energy prices impact Hungary less than many other EU countries, thanks to the diversification of energy supply.
Hungary Leaving Crisis Behind Without Austerity, Says Gov't Official

Hungary Leaving Crisis Behind Without Austerity, Says Gov't Official

Hungary is leaving recent economic difficulties behind without austerity measures, a state secretary of the Prime Minister’s Office said at a discussion with opposition Socialist MEP István Ujhelyi at the Tranzit conference in Tihany, western Hungary.
Hungary Retail Sales up Over 5 % In May

Hungary Retail Sales up Over 5 % In May

Retail sales in Hungary grew by an annual 5.8% in May, increasing for the second month in a row after eight months of declines, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said.
Consumer Prices In Hungary Up 2.7% In January

Consumer Prices In Hungary Up 2.7% In January

Consumer prices were 2.7% higher on average in January 2021 than a year earlier with significant price rises measured over the last 12 months for alcoholic beverages and tobacco as well as food, according to data by the Central Statistical Office (KSH).