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Warning: Cybercrime in Hungary on Increase

Warning: Cybercrime in Hungary on Increase

The number of cyber scams is on the increase, and people must be equipped against the dangers of cyberspace, the justice ministry state secretary, Róbert Répássy, told a press conference.
Qatar's Newly Appointed PM Holds First Meeting With Hungarian FM In Doha

Qatar's Newly Appointed PM Holds First Meeting With Hungarian FM In Doha

Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar’s newly appointed prime minister, held his first meeting after taking his oath of office with Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó in Doha.
Hungarian Opinion: Abortion Made Conditional on Mothers Being Shown ’Vital Signs of Life’

Hungarian Opinion: Abortion Made Conditional on Mothers Being Shown ’Vital Signs of Life’

Feminist activists are outraged by what they see as a measure which will humiliate and traumatize women, while a liberal author suggests the new decree will not actually make access to abortion more difficult in practice.
FirstMed Budapest Insight: Are You Taking The Right Medication On Summer Days?

FirstMed Budapest Insight: Are You Taking The Right Medication On Summer Days?

  • 17 Aug 2022 3:56 PM
  • specials
During a heatwave, it’s important to be aware of how your health is at risk. It may not be just the heat that you need to think about. The combination of hot weather, increased sunlight and certain medications can make it particularly dangerous.
'No NATO Could Protect Us Against Our Own Stupidity', Says PM Orbán

'No NATO Could Protect Us Against Our Own Stupidity', Says PM Orbán

Commenting on the fact that 140,000 people have entered Hungary from Ukraine through the border crossings there, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said “this was the beginning of this crisis”.
Hungary's 'Anti-LGBTQ' Law Violates Fundamental Human Rights, says Venice Commission

Hungary's 'Anti-LGBTQ' Law Violates Fundamental Human Rights, says Venice Commission

The Venice Commission has said amendments to Hungary’s child protection law were “incompatible” with international human rights norms. In a statement on Monday, the Strasbourg body said it was regrettable that the law which came into force in June had been passed hastily and without prior consultation with civil society, the opposition or other stakeholders.
Natural Wine Begins to Flow in Hungary

Natural Wine Begins to Flow in Hungary

Like the cloudiness caused by the sediment that rises up from the bottom of an unfiltered and unfined bottle, the natural wine phenomenon that is sweeping the wine world is also shaking up the Hungarian scene, bringing clamor and confusion in its wake.
EU Faces Immigration Crisis, Says PM Orbán’s Chief of Staff

EU Faces Immigration Crisis, Says PM Orbán’s Chief of Staff

The humanitarian impact of the “unfortunate pull-out” of international forces from Afghanistan, as well as developments at the Belarus-Poland border, are elements of a migration crisis facing the bloc, the prime minister’s chief of staff, Gergely Gulyás, said.
Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

The Hungarian government is always prepared to engage in dialogue on specific issues and laws but it firmly rejects remarks that call into question Hungary's democratic nature, the foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Warning: Cybercrime in Hungary on Increase

Warning: Cybercrime in Hungary on Increase

The number of cyber scams is on the increase, and people must be equipped against the dangers of cyberspace, the justice ministry state secretary, Róbert Répássy, told a press conference.
Qatar's Newly Appointed PM Holds First Meeting With Hungarian FM In Doha

Qatar's Newly Appointed PM Holds First Meeting With Hungarian FM In Doha

Mohammed bin Abdulrahman Al Thani, Qatar’s newly appointed prime minister, held his first meeting after taking his oath of office with Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó in Doha.
Hungarian Opinion: Abortion Made Conditional on Mothers Being Shown ’Vital Signs of Life’

Hungarian Opinion: Abortion Made Conditional on Mothers Being Shown ’Vital Signs of Life’

Feminist activists are outraged by what they see as a measure which will humiliate and traumatize women, while a liberal author suggests the new decree will not actually make access to abortion more difficult in practice.
FirstMed Budapest Insight: Are You Taking The Right Medication On Summer Days?

FirstMed Budapest Insight: Are You Taking The Right Medication On Summer Days?

  • 17 Aug 2022 3:56 PM
  • specials
During a heatwave, it’s important to be aware of how your health is at risk. It may not be just the heat that you need to think about. The combination of hot weather, increased sunlight and certain medications can make it particularly dangerous.
'No NATO Could Protect Us Against Our Own Stupidity', Says PM Orbán

'No NATO Could Protect Us Against Our Own Stupidity', Says PM Orbán

Commenting on the fact that 140,000 people have entered Hungary from Ukraine through the border crossings there, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said “this was the beginning of this crisis”.
Hungary's 'Anti-LGBTQ' Law Violates Fundamental Human Rights, says Venice Commission

Hungary's 'Anti-LGBTQ' Law Violates Fundamental Human Rights, says Venice Commission

The Venice Commission has said amendments to Hungary’s child protection law were “incompatible” with international human rights norms. In a statement on Monday, the Strasbourg body said it was regrettable that the law which came into force in June had been passed hastily and without prior consultation with civil society, the opposition or other stakeholders.
Natural Wine Begins to Flow in Hungary

Natural Wine Begins to Flow in Hungary

Like the cloudiness caused by the sediment that rises up from the bottom of an unfiltered and unfined bottle, the natural wine phenomenon that is sweeping the wine world is also shaking up the Hungarian scene, bringing clamor and confusion in its wake.
EU Faces Immigration Crisis, Says PM Orbán’s Chief of Staff

EU Faces Immigration Crisis, Says PM Orbán’s Chief of Staff

The humanitarian impact of the “unfortunate pull-out” of international forces from Afghanistan, as well as developments at the Belarus-Poland border, are elements of a migration crisis facing the bloc, the prime minister’s chief of staff, Gergely Gulyás, said.
Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

The Hungarian government is always prepared to engage in dialogue on specific issues and laws but it firmly rejects remarks that call into question Hungary's democratic nature, the foreign minister said on Tuesday.