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FT: Hungary May Lose EU Cohesion Funds

FT: Hungary May Lose EU Cohesion Funds

The European Commissionʼs draft 2021-2027 EU budget, which will be released in May, plans to shift EU cohesion funding away from Central and Eastern Europe to countries hit harder by the financial crisis, the Financial Times reported Monday. The EC wants to shift the criteria away from GDP per capita towards core EU values.
EC Hopes To Reclaim HUF 13bn From Elios Contracts

EC Hopes To Reclaim HUF 13bn From Elios Contracts

The European Commission is holding talks with Hungarian authorities on how large a fine Hungary will have to pay for serious irregularities in awarding EU-funded public procurement contracts to public lighting company Elios, anonymous sources told Népszava.
EU Cohesion Funding For Central Europe Could Diminish

EU Cohesion Funding For Central Europe Could Diminish

The European Commission’s draft 2021- 2027 EU budget, which will be released in May, plans to shift EU cohesion funding away from central and eastern Europe, to countries hit harder by the financial crisis, the Financial Times said.
PM’s Office To Be Revamped In New Gov't

PM’s Office To Be Revamped In New Gov't

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in his regular Friday interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio, said he planned to reorganise the Prime Minister’s Office when the new government is formed.
Sziget 2018: Bigger Budget, More Highlights

Sziget 2018: Bigger Budget, More Highlights

This year’s summer Sziget Festival held in northern Budapest will have a budget of a 8.6 billion forints (EUR 27.7m) and offer performances by more international artists than ever before, the chief organiser of the event says.
Nobel Laureate Lech Walesa Criticizes Orbán As ’Demagogue’

Nobel Laureate Lech Walesa Criticizes Orbán As ’Demagogue’

Famed Polish activist and Ex-President Lech Walesa once again harshly criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his policies, calling him “demagogic” in an interview with Danish TV2. He also expressed his disappointment with current trends in Polish and Hungarian politics.
Völner: Hungary Won’t Fall Victim To ‘Migration Business’

Völner: Hungary Won’t Fall Victim To ‘Migration Business’

Just as it has done until now, Hungary will continue to protect its borders in the future, too and will not allow itself to become a victim of “the migration business”, a justice ministry official said.
Hungary Refuses To Attack China

Hungary Refuses To Attack China

Twenty-seven of the 28 national EU ambassadors to Beijing have compiled a report that sharply criticizes China’s “Silk Road”project, denouncing it as designed to hamper free trade and put Chinese companies at an advantage, Handelsblatt has learnt. Only Hungary’s ambassador refused to sign the paper.
RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

Four and a half years to the day after its launch, The Budapest Beacon is publishing its final article today in the form of an exit interview with Budapest Beacon managing editor Richard Field.
FT: Hungary May Lose EU Cohesion Funds

FT: Hungary May Lose EU Cohesion Funds

The European Commissionʼs draft 2021-2027 EU budget, which will be released in May, plans to shift EU cohesion funding away from Central and Eastern Europe to countries hit harder by the financial crisis, the Financial Times reported Monday. The EC wants to shift the criteria away from GDP per capita towards core EU values.
EC Hopes To Reclaim HUF 13bn From Elios Contracts

EC Hopes To Reclaim HUF 13bn From Elios Contracts

The European Commission is holding talks with Hungarian authorities on how large a fine Hungary will have to pay for serious irregularities in awarding EU-funded public procurement contracts to public lighting company Elios, anonymous sources told Népszava.
EU Cohesion Funding For Central Europe Could Diminish

EU Cohesion Funding For Central Europe Could Diminish

The European Commission’s draft 2021- 2027 EU budget, which will be released in May, plans to shift EU cohesion funding away from central and eastern Europe, to countries hit harder by the financial crisis, the Financial Times said.
PM’s Office To Be Revamped In New Gov't

PM’s Office To Be Revamped In New Gov't

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in his regular Friday interview to public broadcaster Kossuth Radio, said he planned to reorganise the Prime Minister’s Office when the new government is formed.
Sziget 2018: Bigger Budget, More Highlights

Sziget 2018: Bigger Budget, More Highlights

This year’s summer Sziget Festival held in northern Budapest will have a budget of a 8.6 billion forints (EUR 27.7m) and offer performances by more international artists than ever before, the chief organiser of the event says.
Nobel Laureate Lech Walesa Criticizes Orbán As ’Demagogue’

Nobel Laureate Lech Walesa Criticizes Orbán As ’Demagogue’

Famed Polish activist and Ex-President Lech Walesa once again harshly criticized Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his policies, calling him “demagogic” in an interview with Danish TV2. He also expressed his disappointment with current trends in Polish and Hungarian politics.
Völner: Hungary Won’t Fall Victim To ‘Migration Business’

Völner: Hungary Won’t Fall Victim To ‘Migration Business’

Just as it has done until now, Hungary will continue to protect its borders in the future, too and will not allow itself to become a victim of “the migration business”, a justice ministry official said.
Hungary Refuses To Attack China

Hungary Refuses To Attack China

Twenty-seven of the 28 national EU ambassadors to Beijing have compiled a report that sharply criticizes China’s “Silk Road”project, denouncing it as designed to hamper free trade and put Chinese companies at an advantage, Handelsblatt has learnt. Only Hungary’s ambassador refused to sign the paper.
RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

RIP The Budapest Beacon, Exit Interview With Richard Field

Four and a half years to the day after its launch, The Budapest Beacon is publishing its final article today in the form of an exit interview with Budapest Beacon managing editor Richard Field.