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Shell Hungary Announces HUF 25,000 Top-Up Limit for Passenger Cars

Shell Hungary Announces HUF 25,000 Top-Up Limit for Passenger Cars

Shell Hungary has announced a gross 25,000 forint (EUR 66) limit on top-ups for passenger cars from Thursday.
Inflation in Hungary Hits Highest Level in 15 Years

Inflation in Hungary Hits Highest Level in 15 Years

Consumer prices in Hungary were 8.3% higher on average in February 2022 than a year earlier, according to data published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH), representing the highest inflation rate since August 2007.
Russia “Rearranging the European Security Map” Explains PM Orbán

Russia “Rearranging the European Security Map” Explains PM Orbán

Hungary wants peace, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview published in the weekly Mandiner. In the interview given earlier this week, he said Russia was “rearranging the European security map”.
MOL Limits Fuel Sales to 100 Litres in Hungary

MOL Limits Fuel Sales to 100 Litres in Hungary

MOL announced on Wednesday that it is restricting customer purchases to no more than 100 litres at a time, as demand has risen as a result of the government set price cap on petrol and diesel at Ft 480 per litre.
Hungary to Designate Service Providers for Petrol Stations Threatened by Closure

Hungary to Designate Service Providers for Petrol Stations Threatened by Closure

The state is ready to intervene and exercise its right to designate new operators for petrol stations that face closure in areas where, as a result, fuel would become unavailable within a 5 km radius of a settlement, the prime minister’s chief of staff told a regular press briefing on Wednesday.
Taxi Drivers Demonstrate in Budapest For Steep Fare Rise

Taxi Drivers Demonstrate in Budapest For Steep Fare Rise

Around 200 taxi drivers drove their cars around Heroes’ Square in Budapest on Wednesday, to draw attention to their demands for an increase in the regulated fare schedule.
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”.
Shell Hungary Announces HUF 25,000 Top-Up Limit for Passenger Cars

Shell Hungary Announces HUF 25,000 Top-Up Limit for Passenger Cars

Shell Hungary has announced a gross 25,000 forint (EUR 66) limit on top-ups for passenger cars from Thursday.
Inflation in Hungary Hits Highest Level in 15 Years

Inflation in Hungary Hits Highest Level in 15 Years

Consumer prices in Hungary were 8.3% higher on average in February 2022 than a year earlier, according to data published by the Central Statistical Office (KSH), representing the highest inflation rate since August 2007.
Russia “Rearranging the European Security Map” Explains PM Orbán

Russia “Rearranging the European Security Map” Explains PM Orbán

Hungary wants peace, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview published in the weekly Mandiner. In the interview given earlier this week, he said Russia was “rearranging the European security map”.
MOL Limits Fuel Sales to 100 Litres in Hungary

MOL Limits Fuel Sales to 100 Litres in Hungary

MOL announced on Wednesday that it is restricting customer purchases to no more than 100 litres at a time, as demand has risen as a result of the government set price cap on petrol and diesel at Ft 480 per litre.
Hungary to Designate Service Providers for Petrol Stations Threatened by Closure

Hungary to Designate Service Providers for Petrol Stations Threatened by Closure

The state is ready to intervene and exercise its right to designate new operators for petrol stations that face closure in areas where, as a result, fuel would become unavailable within a 5 km radius of a settlement, the prime minister’s chief of staff told a regular press briefing on Wednesday.
Taxi Drivers Demonstrate in Budapest For Steep Fare Rise

Taxi Drivers Demonstrate in Budapest For Steep Fare Rise

Around 200 taxi drivers drove their cars around Heroes’ Square in Budapest on Wednesday, to draw attention to their demands for an increase in the regulated fare schedule.
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”.