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Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

The government has decided to maintain the cap on the price of petrol, the prime minister's chief of staff said, to rein in inflation and protect families from the impact of rising energy prices.
International Organisations Praise Hungary's Handling Of Refugees from Ukraine

International Organisations Praise Hungary's Handling Of Refugees from Ukraine

The Hungarian authorities are handling the migration crisis in the wake of the war in Ukraine “flawlessly”, Michael Spindelegger, head of the International Centre for Migration Policy Development, said in Beregsurány, near the Hungary-Ukraine border, on Wednesday.
180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

An estimated 180,000 people have entered Hungary from Ukraine from the first day of the Russian invasion until Monday afternoon, Népszava reports.
Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Left-leaning Publicus Institute conducted a poll commissioned by MEP István Ujhelyi on what Hungarians think about their country’s foreign policy and relationship with other countries.
National Bank Caps Client Withdrawals at Russian Sberbank in Hungary

National Bank Caps Client Withdrawals at Russian Sberbank in Hungary

The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) on Tuesday said it is limiting the amount of repayable funds by Sberbank Magyarország to 7 million forints (EUR 18,900) per customer from March 2 to thirty days onwards to maintain the safe operation of the credit institution.
Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

A European Commission plan to prohibit the promotion of red meat and wine in the bloc is “unacceptable”, a state secretary of the Hungarian agriculture ministry has said.
Majority of Hungarian Voters Rejects EU Interfering in Political Advertising, Think-Tank

Majority of Hungarian Voters Rejects EU Interfering in Political Advertising, Think-Tank

The majority of Hungarians who have a definite intention to vote in the April 3 general election rejects the idea of the EU having a say in the regulation of political advertising related to elections and referendums, the Alapjogokért Központ think-tank said on Saturday.
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.
Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has dismissed challenges by Hungary and Poland over the new sanctions measure that can cut EU funding to member countries who violate democratic rights and freedoms.
Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

The government has decided to maintain the cap on the price of petrol, the prime minister's chief of staff said, to rein in inflation and protect families from the impact of rising energy prices.
International Organisations Praise Hungary's Handling Of Refugees from Ukraine

International Organisations Praise Hungary's Handling Of Refugees from Ukraine

The Hungarian authorities are handling the migration crisis in the wake of the war in Ukraine “flawlessly”, Michael Spindelegger, head of the International Centre for Migration Policy Development, said in Beregsurány, near the Hungary-Ukraine border, on Wednesday.
180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

180,000 Refugees in Hungary from Ukraine to Date

An estimated 180,000 people have entered Hungary from Ukraine from the first day of the Russian invasion until Monday afternoon, Népszava reports.
Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Two-Thirds of Hungarians Say Their Gov’t Serves Putin’s Interests, Publicus Survey

Left-leaning Publicus Institute conducted a poll commissioned by MEP István Ujhelyi on what Hungarians think about their country’s foreign policy and relationship with other countries.
National Bank Caps Client Withdrawals at Russian Sberbank in Hungary

National Bank Caps Client Withdrawals at Russian Sberbank in Hungary

The National Bank of Hungary (NBH) on Tuesday said it is limiting the amount of repayable funds by Sberbank Magyarország to 7 million forints (EUR 18,900) per customer from March 2 to thirty days onwards to maintain the safe operation of the credit institution.
Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

A European Commission plan to prohibit the promotion of red meat and wine in the bloc is “unacceptable”, a state secretary of the Hungarian agriculture ministry has said.
Majority of Hungarian Voters Rejects EU Interfering in Political Advertising, Think-Tank

Majority of Hungarian Voters Rejects EU Interfering in Political Advertising, Think-Tank

The majority of Hungarians who have a definite intention to vote in the April 3 general election rejects the idea of the EU having a say in the regulation of political advertising related to elections and referendums, the Alapjogokért Központ think-tank said on Saturday.
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.
Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

Hungary Loses 'Rule of Law Case' at European Court

The European Court of Justice (ECJ) has dismissed challenges by Hungary and Poland over the new sanctions measure that can cut EU funding to member countries who violate democratic rights and freedoms.