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Hungary Prepared for EU Presidency From Start July

Hungary Prepared for EU Presidency From Start July

Hungary “stands prepared” to take over the presidency of the European Union on July 1, the state secretary for European Union affairs ministry said on Facebook, noting that in the current political and economic environment and amid the community’s institutional transition, filling the post would be “an extremely exciting challenge”.
'We’re Paying War Surcharges in Shops', Claims Orbán

'We’re Paying War Surcharges in Shops', Claims Orbán

“We’re paying higher prices in shops … because of the war in Ukraine,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio on Friday, adding that the war was also dampening Hungary’s economic growth.
Loss Follows Loss for Spar Hungary

Loss Follows Loss for Spar Hungary

Spar Magyarorszag suffered a loss in 2023, similar to the shortfall of Ft 13 billion in 2022, CEO of the hypermarket chain Gabriella Heiszler announced at a press conference on Wednesday.
Historic First: Natural Gas Deliveries Start from Azerbaijan to Hungary

Historic First: Natural Gas Deliveries Start from Azerbaijan to Hungary

For the first time in history, natural gas deliveries have started from Azerbaijan to Hungary, which greatly contributes to Hungary’s diversification efforts in energy supply, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Baku.
Hungarian and Indonesian FM's Share Concerns About Crisis in Middle East Coupled With “An Increasingly Warlike Mood in Europe”

Hungarian and Indonesian FM's Share Concerns About Crisis in Middle East Coupled With “An Increasingly Warlike Mood in Europe”

Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi has phoned Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s minister of foreign affairs and trade, Szijjártó said on Facebook, adding that the talks focused on the security crisis in the Middle East.
Jérôme Bel, Trafó Budapest, 19 March

Jérôme Bel, Trafó Budapest, 19 March

  • 17 Apr 2024 8:00 PM
  • contemporary
An auto-bio-choreo-graphy that could have been subtitled: "dancing, from AIDS to the climate crisis". Jérôme Bel delves into the exercise of the portrait, linking his past choreographies with his encounters, choices, doubts and engagements. Performance in Hungarian with English subtitles.

Trafó Budapest

Crisis Continues: Thousands of Ukrainian Refugees in Budapest Supported by Interchurch Aid

Crisis Continues: Thousands of Ukrainian Refugees in Budapest Supported by Interchurch Aid

Hungarian Interchurch Aid has helped several thousand refugees at its Budapest centre for supporting Ukrainian refugees that opened eighteen months ago, the organisation’s head said on Friday, after meeting with Transcarpathia governor Viktor Mikita.
Hungary Takes Further Steps to Rebuild Trust With Ukraine, Says FM

Hungary Takes Further Steps to Rebuild Trust With Ukraine, Says FM

The Hungarian government has taken further steps in recent weeks “so that we can again talk about mutual trust in Hungary-Ukraine relations,” the foreign minister said on Facebook.
New Demo in Budapest: Magyar Demands Resignation Of Public Prosecutor, and Whole Gov't

New Demo in Budapest: Magyar Demands Resignation Of Public Prosecutor, and Whole Gov't

At a demonstration in central Budapest on Tuesday evening, Péter Magyar demanded the resignation of Chief Prosecutor Péter Polt and the government, and called for a truly independent investigation of a case referred to in a recording he secretly made in his home of a conversation with his ex-wife, the former justice minister.
Hungary Prepared for EU Presidency From Start July

Hungary Prepared for EU Presidency From Start July

Hungary “stands prepared” to take over the presidency of the European Union on July 1, the state secretary for European Union affairs ministry said on Facebook, noting that in the current political and economic environment and amid the community’s institutional transition, filling the post would be “an extremely exciting challenge”.
'We’re Paying War Surcharges in Shops', Claims Orbán

'We’re Paying War Surcharges in Shops', Claims Orbán

“We’re paying higher prices in shops … because of the war in Ukraine,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio on Friday, adding that the war was also dampening Hungary’s economic growth.
Loss Follows Loss for Spar Hungary

Loss Follows Loss for Spar Hungary

Spar Magyarorszag suffered a loss in 2023, similar to the shortfall of Ft 13 billion in 2022, CEO of the hypermarket chain Gabriella Heiszler announced at a press conference on Wednesday.
Historic First: Natural Gas Deliveries Start from Azerbaijan to Hungary

Historic First: Natural Gas Deliveries Start from Azerbaijan to Hungary

For the first time in history, natural gas deliveries have started from Azerbaijan to Hungary, which greatly contributes to Hungary’s diversification efforts in energy supply, the minister of foreign affairs and trade said in Baku.
Hungarian and Indonesian FM's Share Concerns About Crisis in Middle East Coupled With “An Increasingly Warlike Mood in Europe”

Hungarian and Indonesian FM's Share Concerns About Crisis in Middle East Coupled With “An Increasingly Warlike Mood in Europe”

Indonesian Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi has phoned Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s minister of foreign affairs and trade, Szijjártó said on Facebook, adding that the talks focused on the security crisis in the Middle East.
Jérôme Bel, Trafó Budapest, 19 March

Jérôme Bel, Trafó Budapest, 19 March

  • 17 Apr 2024 8:00 PM
  • contemporary
An auto-bio-choreo-graphy that could have been subtitled: "dancing, from AIDS to the climate crisis". Jérôme Bel delves into the exercise of the portrait, linking his past choreographies with his encounters, choices, doubts and engagements. Performance in Hungarian with English subtitles.

Trafó Budapest

Crisis Continues: Thousands of Ukrainian Refugees in Budapest Supported by Interchurch Aid

Crisis Continues: Thousands of Ukrainian Refugees in Budapest Supported by Interchurch Aid

Hungarian Interchurch Aid has helped several thousand refugees at its Budapest centre for supporting Ukrainian refugees that opened eighteen months ago, the organisation’s head said on Friday, after meeting with Transcarpathia governor Viktor Mikita.
Hungary Takes Further Steps to Rebuild Trust With Ukraine, Says FM

Hungary Takes Further Steps to Rebuild Trust With Ukraine, Says FM

The Hungarian government has taken further steps in recent weeks “so that we can again talk about mutual trust in Hungary-Ukraine relations,” the foreign minister said on Facebook.
New Demo in Budapest: Magyar Demands Resignation Of Public Prosecutor, and Whole Gov't

New Demo in Budapest: Magyar Demands Resignation Of Public Prosecutor, and Whole Gov't

At a demonstration in central Budapest on Tuesday evening, Péter Magyar demanded the resignation of Chief Prosecutor Péter Polt and the government, and called for a truly independent investigation of a case referred to in a recording he secretly made in his home of a conversation with his ex-wife, the former justice minister.