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Solar Now Accounts For 1/4 Electricity Production In Hungary

Solar Now Accounts For 1/4 Electricity Production In Hungary

Proportional solar energy use reached an all-time high on Sunday, when it accounted for 27.3% of total Hungarian electricity production, writes penzcentrum.hu.
International Romani Day Marked In Hungary With ‘Roma Heroes’ Campaign

International Romani Day Marked In Hungary With ‘Roma Heroes’ Campaign

The public foundation for the research of central and east European history and society is launching a campaign to present the Roma heroes of post-communist transformation, historian Mária Schmidt, a member of the foundation’s board, said on Wednesday marking International Romani Day.
Hungarian Opposition: Government’s Response Package 'Too Little, Too Late'

Hungarian Opposition: Government’s Response Package 'Too Little, Too Late'

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has called the government’s economic support package to the novel coronavirus epidemic “too little, too late and favouring the privileged”.
Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Hungary’s government is setting up a 663 billion forint (EUR 1.8bn) fund to combat the novel coronavirus epidemic and a 1,345 billion forint fund aimed at protecting and restarting the economy, the head of the PM’s Office said.
Forint Strengthens From Historic Low After National Bank Intervention

Forint Strengthens From Historic Low After National Bank Intervention

The forint started strengthening after a historic low on Wednesday following the central bank’s announcement of a tender for one-week deposits.
Coronavirus: Hungarian Police Checking Compliance With Extraordinary Measures

Coronavirus: Hungarian Police Checking Compliance With Extraordinary Measures

Police are continually checking compliance with the extraordinary measures in force, Robert Kiss, an official of the emergency centre set up by the operative board coordinating the response to the epidemic, said.
PM Orbán: Coronavirus Curfew Meant To Protect Most Vulnerable Groups

PM Orbán: Coronavirus Curfew Meant To Protect Most Vulnerable Groups

The curfew entering into effect on March 28 in response to the novel coronavirus epidemic aims to “separate the most vulnerable elderly population from young people in a bearable way”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió.
Public Transport In Budapest Running Less Frequently

Public Transport In Budapest Running Less Frequently

Budapest public transport is operating on a 'holiday schedule' from March 19. As schools are closed, there will be 10% fewer BKV vehicles during the morning and afternoon rush hours.
Pork Prices Rise By 50 Percent In Hungary

Pork Prices Rise By 50 Percent In Hungary

Live pigs have continued to grow in price in recent weeks, and as meat companies have been able to absorb only part of their cost increases so far, prices are expected to rise further, writes Világgazdaság.
Solar Now Accounts For 1/4 Electricity Production In Hungary

Solar Now Accounts For 1/4 Electricity Production In Hungary

Proportional solar energy use reached an all-time high on Sunday, when it accounted for 27.3% of total Hungarian electricity production, writes penzcentrum.hu.
International Romani Day Marked In Hungary With ‘Roma Heroes’ Campaign

International Romani Day Marked In Hungary With ‘Roma Heroes’ Campaign

The public foundation for the research of central and east European history and society is launching a campaign to present the Roma heroes of post-communist transformation, historian Mária Schmidt, a member of the foundation’s board, said on Wednesday marking International Romani Day.
Hungarian Opposition: Government’s Response Package 'Too Little, Too Late'

Hungarian Opposition: Government’s Response Package 'Too Little, Too Late'

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) has called the government’s economic support package to the novel coronavirus epidemic “too little, too late and favouring the privileged”.
Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Hungary’s government is setting up a 663 billion forint (EUR 1.8bn) fund to combat the novel coronavirus epidemic and a 1,345 billion forint fund aimed at protecting and restarting the economy, the head of the PM’s Office said.
Forint Strengthens From Historic Low After National Bank Intervention

Forint Strengthens From Historic Low After National Bank Intervention

The forint started strengthening after a historic low on Wednesday following the central bank’s announcement of a tender for one-week deposits.
Coronavirus: Hungarian Police Checking Compliance With Extraordinary Measures

Coronavirus: Hungarian Police Checking Compliance With Extraordinary Measures

Police are continually checking compliance with the extraordinary measures in force, Robert Kiss, an official of the emergency centre set up by the operative board coordinating the response to the epidemic, said.
PM Orbán: Coronavirus Curfew Meant To Protect Most Vulnerable Groups

PM Orbán: Coronavirus Curfew Meant To Protect Most Vulnerable Groups

The curfew entering into effect on March 28 in response to the novel coronavirus epidemic aims to “separate the most vulnerable elderly population from young people in a bearable way”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Rádió.
Public Transport In Budapest Running Less Frequently

Public Transport In Budapest Running Less Frequently

Budapest public transport is operating on a 'holiday schedule' from March 19. As schools are closed, there will be 10% fewer BKV vehicles during the morning and afternoon rush hours.
Pork Prices Rise By 50 Percent In Hungary

Pork Prices Rise By 50 Percent In Hungary

Live pigs have continued to grow in price in recent weeks, and as meat companies have been able to absorb only part of their cost increases so far, prices are expected to rise further, writes Világgazdaság.