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Key University in Budapest Faces Funding Crisis, Basic Operations Under Threat

Key University in Budapest Faces Funding Crisis, Basic Operations Under Threat

A funding crisis at the Budapest University of Technology (BME) has prompted the rector and eight faculty deans to request a one-time grant from the Ministry of Culture and Innovation to sustain basic operations, 444 reports.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest has been awarded 300 billion forints (EUR 770m) worth of European Union development funding, Gergely Karácsony, the city’s mayor, said after talks with Elisa Ferreira, the European commissioner for cohesion and reforms.
Leaked Poll Reveals Concerns of Hungarian Government, Officials Deny Paying for Survey

Leaked Poll Reveals Concerns of Hungarian Government, Officials Deny Paying for Survey

Website 444 has obtained information that the Amarone company is conducting a public opinion poll on behalf of the government.
Times Higher Education Signs Agreement with Culture Ministry in Hungary

Times Higher Education Signs Agreement with Culture Ministry in Hungary

The culture and innovation ministry has signed a long-term partnership agreement with Times Higher Education aimed at further developing Hungary’s higher education system, the ministry announced.
Over 190,000 More Students to Receive Laptops in Hungarian Schools

Over 190,000 More Students to Receive Laptops in Hungarian Schools

The government will distribute another 193,000 laptops in primary and secondary schools, bringing the number of students using such devices purchased from central coffers to 450,000, a state secretary of the interior ministry said.
Inspectors to Make Unannounced Checks at Hospitals in Hungary Due to 'Patients Only on Paper' Issue

Inspectors to Make Unannounced Checks at Hospitals in Hungary Due to 'Patients Only on Paper' Issue

The Interior Ministry is sending inspectors to make unannounced visits to hospitals to confirm the presence of medical staff during scheduled working hours and whether patients are present and are receiving the treatment indicated by the hospital in their invoices sent to the state.
Freedom Of Speech “In Bad Shape” in Western Europe, Claims Orbán

Freedom Of Speech “In Bad Shape” in Western Europe, Claims Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in a radio interview on Friday, said freedom of speech was “in bad shape” in Western Europe. “In liberal societies, the institutions shaping public opinion – the media, universities, research institutions, foundations and politicians – have become homogenous, and say more or less the same thing.”
Sapientia University of Transylvania Key for Hungarian Nation's Survival, Says Semjén

Sapientia University of Transylvania Key for Hungarian Nation's Survival, Says Semjén

The Hungarian Sapientia University of Transylvania is crucial in terms of the survival of the Hungarian nation, Deputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semjen said, addressing the inauguration of the institution’s renovated building in Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár), in north-western Romania.
Key University in Budapest Faces Funding Crisis, Basic Operations Under Threat

Key University in Budapest Faces Funding Crisis, Basic Operations Under Threat

A funding crisis at the Budapest University of Technology (BME) has prompted the rector and eight faculty deans to request a one-time grant from the Ministry of Culture and Innovation to sustain basic operations, 444 reports.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest Awarded HUF 300 Billion in EU Development Funding - How Will It Be Spent?

Budapest has been awarded 300 billion forints (EUR 770m) worth of European Union development funding, Gergely Karácsony, the city’s mayor, said after talks with Elisa Ferreira, the European commissioner for cohesion and reforms.
Leaked Poll Reveals Concerns of Hungarian Government, Officials Deny Paying for Survey

Leaked Poll Reveals Concerns of Hungarian Government, Officials Deny Paying for Survey

Website 444 has obtained information that the Amarone company is conducting a public opinion poll on behalf of the government.
Times Higher Education Signs Agreement with Culture Ministry in Hungary

Times Higher Education Signs Agreement with Culture Ministry in Hungary

The culture and innovation ministry has signed a long-term partnership agreement with Times Higher Education aimed at further developing Hungary’s higher education system, the ministry announced.
Over 190,000 More Students to Receive Laptops in Hungarian Schools

Over 190,000 More Students to Receive Laptops in Hungarian Schools

The government will distribute another 193,000 laptops in primary and secondary schools, bringing the number of students using such devices purchased from central coffers to 450,000, a state secretary of the interior ministry said.
Inspectors to Make Unannounced Checks at Hospitals in Hungary Due to 'Patients Only on Paper' Issue

Inspectors to Make Unannounced Checks at Hospitals in Hungary Due to 'Patients Only on Paper' Issue

The Interior Ministry is sending inspectors to make unannounced visits to hospitals to confirm the presence of medical staff during scheduled working hours and whether patients are present and are receiving the treatment indicated by the hospital in their invoices sent to the state.
Freedom Of Speech “In Bad Shape” in Western Europe, Claims Orbán

Freedom Of Speech “In Bad Shape” in Western Europe, Claims Orbán

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, in a radio interview on Friday, said freedom of speech was “in bad shape” in Western Europe. “In liberal societies, the institutions shaping public opinion – the media, universities, research institutions, foundations and politicians – have become homogenous, and say more or less the same thing.”
Sapientia University of Transylvania Key for Hungarian Nation's Survival, Says Semjén

Sapientia University of Transylvania Key for Hungarian Nation's Survival, Says Semjén

The Hungarian Sapientia University of Transylvania is crucial in terms of the survival of the Hungarian nation, Deputy Prime Minister Zsolt Semjen said, addressing the inauguration of the institution’s renovated building in Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár), in north-western Romania.