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How Viktor Orbán Angered His Closest Friends in Europe
- 18 May 2023 5:47 AM
- current affairs
Newly-elected Hungarian president Katalin Novák tried to put her best foot forward on her first official foreign visit to Warsaw in May 2022.
Fully Booked: St. George's Day Party @ Marriott, 22 April - ‘A Feast of English Music’
- 29 Mar 2023 1:27 PM
- specials
You’re warmly invited to meet up with the English speaking community in Hungary at this special St. George's Day charity party, held in the coronation year of HM King Charles III. We will support UNICEF to help children affected by the earthquakes in Turkey & Syria.
Local Opinion: Press Ponder Anti-Government Demos
- 19 Apr 2017 10:00 AM
- current affairs
After a week of demonstrations in support of the American-Hungarian Central European University and watchdog NGOs, but before Good Saturday’s rally in Szabadság (freedom) square, Hungarian weeklies ponder if the current wave of protest will fatally wound the governing forces or share the fate of previous ad hoc movements and fade away.
How Viktor Orbán Angered His Closest Friends in Europe
- 18 May 2023 5:47 AM
- current affairs
Newly-elected Hungarian president Katalin Novák tried to put her best foot forward on her first official foreign visit to Warsaw in May 2022.
Fully Booked: St. George's Day Party @ Marriott, 22 April - ‘A Feast of English Music’
- 29 Mar 2023 1:27 PM
- specials
You’re warmly invited to meet up with the English speaking community in Hungary at this special St. George's Day charity party, held in the coronation year of HM King Charles III. We will support UNICEF to help children affected by the earthquakes in Turkey & Syria.
Local Opinion: Press Ponder Anti-Government Demos
- 19 Apr 2017 10:00 AM
- current affairs
After a week of demonstrations in support of the American-Hungarian Central European University and watchdog NGOs, but before Good Saturday’s rally in Szabadság (freedom) square, Hungarian weeklies ponder if the current wave of protest will fatally wound the governing forces or share the fate of previous ad hoc movements and fade away.