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Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán’s Summer University Speech

Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán’s Summer University Speech

Hungary’s opposition parties on Saturday slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s keynote speech at the Baile Tusnad Summer University, saying it was a “declaration of war on Europe”.
Over 300,000 Hungarians Working Abroad

Over 300,000 Hungarians Working Abroad

Slightly more than 5% of Hungary’s working-age population, equalling 339,300 people, worked in another EU member state in 2017, Eurostat, the EU’s statistics office, said on Monday.
Local Opinion: Hungarian GDP Grows By 4.7%

Local Opinion: Hungarian GDP Grows By 4.7%

As the Central Statistical Office reports first quarter GDP data, analysts across the political spectrum wonder if fast growth can be maintained in the long run, and whether the Forint will weaken against the Euro.
Opposition Parties React To PM Orbán's Inaugural Speech

Opposition Parties React To PM Orbán's Inaugural Speech

Hungarian opposition parties reacted to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s inaugural address in parliament on Thursday, saying the PM was out of touch and the election had been neither free nor fair.
Local Opinion: How Weeklies View Election Outcome

Local Opinion: How Weeklies View Election Outcome

In their first issues after last Sunday’s election, the five nationwide opposition weeklies paint a desolate picture of Hungary’s future, while the two pro-government ones find that the crushing victory achieved by the government gives it unprecedented legitimacy.
Valuable Moholy-Nagy Painting Donated To National Gallery

Valuable Moholy-Nagy Painting Donated To National Gallery

A painting by 20th century Hungarian constructivist László Moholy-Nagy represents the highest-value private donation of an artwork granted to a Hungarian museum since the country’s post-communist transformation, László Baán, the director general of the Hungarian National Gallery, said.
PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

Gergely Karácsony, PM candidate of the Socialist-Párbeszéd opposition alliance, promised on Tuesday to guarantee fair competition for employers, fair wages for workers and to restore trilateral bargaining practices if he wins the upcoming general election.
Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

A month before the April election, analysts from right across the political spectrum find it impossible to predict the outcome of the vote. The opposition may stop Fidesz from securing a majority, but it is also possible the Fidesz will win two-thirds of the seats in Parliament once again.
Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

The number of Hungarian doctors applying for permits to work abroad between 2011 and 2016 fell from an annual 800 to below 400, Bence Rétvári, state secretary at the human resources ministry, told public television.
Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán’s Summer University Speech

Opposition Parties Slam PM Orbán’s Summer University Speech

Hungary’s opposition parties on Saturday slammed Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s keynote speech at the Baile Tusnad Summer University, saying it was a “declaration of war on Europe”.
Over 300,000 Hungarians Working Abroad

Over 300,000 Hungarians Working Abroad

Slightly more than 5% of Hungary’s working-age population, equalling 339,300 people, worked in another EU member state in 2017, Eurostat, the EU’s statistics office, said on Monday.
Local Opinion: Hungarian GDP Grows By 4.7%

Local Opinion: Hungarian GDP Grows By 4.7%

As the Central Statistical Office reports first quarter GDP data, analysts across the political spectrum wonder if fast growth can be maintained in the long run, and whether the Forint will weaken against the Euro.
Opposition Parties React To PM Orbán's Inaugural Speech

Opposition Parties React To PM Orbán's Inaugural Speech

Hungarian opposition parties reacted to Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s inaugural address in parliament on Thursday, saying the PM was out of touch and the election had been neither free nor fair.
Local Opinion: How Weeklies View Election Outcome

Local Opinion: How Weeklies View Election Outcome

In their first issues after last Sunday’s election, the five nationwide opposition weeklies paint a desolate picture of Hungary’s future, while the two pro-government ones find that the crushing victory achieved by the government gives it unprecedented legitimacy.
Valuable Moholy-Nagy Painting Donated To National Gallery

Valuable Moholy-Nagy Painting Donated To National Gallery

A painting by 20th century Hungarian constructivist László Moholy-Nagy represents the highest-value private donation of an artwork granted to a Hungarian museum since the country’s post-communist transformation, László Baán, the director general of the Hungarian National Gallery, said.
PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

PM Candidate Karácsony Promises Fair Competition, Wages On Jobs Market

Gergely Karácsony, PM candidate of the Socialist-Párbeszéd opposition alliance, promised on Tuesday to guarantee fair competition for employers, fair wages for workers and to restore trilateral bargaining practices if he wins the upcoming general election.
Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

Local Opinion: Four Weeks Until Election

A month before the April election, analysts from right across the political spectrum find it impossible to predict the outcome of the vote. The opposition may stop Fidesz from securing a majority, but it is also possible the Fidesz will win two-thirds of the seats in Parliament once again.
Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

The number of Hungarian doctors applying for permits to work abroad between 2011 and 2016 fell from an annual 800 to below 400, Bence Rétvári, state secretary at the human resources ministry, told public television.