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Locals Furious About Noisy Helicopters Over Budapest Ferrying Rich Visitors to F1 Race

Locals Furious About Noisy Helicopters Over Budapest Ferrying Rich Visitors to F1 Race

Gergely Karácsony is being urged to take action before next year’s Hungarian Formula One auto race against the numerous helicopters ferrying rich visitors between central Budapest and the Hungaroring race track.
New Law Combatting Cybercrime Set to Enter Into Force

New Law Combatting Cybercrime Set to Enter Into Force

A new law aimed at aiding the authorities in stepping up action against cybercriminals will enter into force on Aug 1, the justice minister said.
EU Sports Officials Discuss Promoting Healthy Lifestyles & New Large Events in Budapest

EU Sports Officials Discuss Promoting Healthy Lifestyles & New Large Events in Budapest

The Hungarian EU presidency has started work in the area of sports with a two-day meeting of sports directors of the European Union in Budapest focusing on the heritage of great sports events and sports as a way of promoting healthy living.
Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

The reconstruction of the Silvanus Hotel in Visegrád, which suffered extensive fire damage earlier this year, is now in progress, with works expected to wrap up in the fall.
Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

The Hungarian Banking Association denied on Tuesday that the bank sector had enhanced profits during wartime, insisting it had been among those suffering the economic uncertainties caused by the war and had endured the burdens of various government measures “in a disciplined and cooperative manner”.
Official: Retail Price of Electricity & Gas is Lower In Hungary Than All EU Members

Official: Retail Price of Electricity & Gas is Lower In Hungary Than All EU Members

Some 104,000 families have saved over a combined 10 billion forints (EUR 25.4m) on their gas bills since April, when the government introduced “a more predictable” system of public utility invoicing, the energy ministry quoted Szilárd Németh, the government commissioner in charge of the public utility cuts programme, as saying on Tuesday.
If Motor Fuel Prices in Hungary Don't Fall Soon Gov't Prepared to Intervene, Says Minister

If Motor Fuel Prices in Hungary Don't Fall Soon Gov't Prepared to Intervene, Says Minister

Márton Nagy, the national economy minister, on Monday met representatives of fuel distributors to discuss high fuel prices in Hungary and to review international developments and economic trends that have an impact on fuel distribution and prices, his ministry said.
Third Investor in Budapest Airport Possible so that a Third Terminal Can Open Asap

Third Investor in Budapest Airport Possible so that a Third Terminal Can Open Asap

The Hungarian state, as a financial and strategic investor, will be the one to decide on the development of Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc International Airport, the national economy minister said.
More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

The number of media outlets taking a critical stance of the government has been steadily growing since the last change of government in 2010, the Nézőpont Institute said in its 2024 Press Freedom report on Hungary.
Locals Furious About Noisy Helicopters Over Budapest Ferrying Rich Visitors to F1 Race

Locals Furious About Noisy Helicopters Over Budapest Ferrying Rich Visitors to F1 Race

Gergely Karácsony is being urged to take action before next year’s Hungarian Formula One auto race against the numerous helicopters ferrying rich visitors between central Budapest and the Hungaroring race track.
New Law Combatting Cybercrime Set to Enter Into Force

New Law Combatting Cybercrime Set to Enter Into Force

A new law aimed at aiding the authorities in stepping up action against cybercriminals will enter into force on Aug 1, the justice minister said.
EU Sports Officials Discuss Promoting Healthy Lifestyles & New Large Events in Budapest

EU Sports Officials Discuss Promoting Healthy Lifestyles & New Large Events in Budapest

The Hungarian EU presidency has started work in the area of sports with a two-day meeting of sports directors of the European Union in Budapest focusing on the heritage of great sports events and sports as a way of promoting healthy living.
Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

Panoramic Hotel in Visegrád Aims to Reopen in Autumn After Suffering Extensive Fire Damage

The reconstruction of the Silvanus Hotel in Visegrád, which suffered extensive fire damage earlier this year, is now in progress, with works expected to wrap up in the fall.
Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

Banks in Hungary Deny Enhancing Profits During Wartime

The Hungarian Banking Association denied on Tuesday that the bank sector had enhanced profits during wartime, insisting it had been among those suffering the economic uncertainties caused by the war and had endured the burdens of various government measures “in a disciplined and cooperative manner”.
Official: Retail Price of Electricity & Gas is Lower In Hungary Than All EU Members

Official: Retail Price of Electricity & Gas is Lower In Hungary Than All EU Members

Some 104,000 families have saved over a combined 10 billion forints (EUR 25.4m) on their gas bills since April, when the government introduced “a more predictable” system of public utility invoicing, the energy ministry quoted Szilárd Németh, the government commissioner in charge of the public utility cuts programme, as saying on Tuesday.
If Motor Fuel Prices in Hungary Don't Fall Soon Gov't Prepared to Intervene, Says Minister

If Motor Fuel Prices in Hungary Don't Fall Soon Gov't Prepared to Intervene, Says Minister

Márton Nagy, the national economy minister, on Monday met representatives of fuel distributors to discuss high fuel prices in Hungary and to review international developments and economic trends that have an impact on fuel distribution and prices, his ministry said.
Third Investor in Budapest Airport Possible so that a Third Terminal Can Open Asap

Third Investor in Budapest Airport Possible so that a Third Terminal Can Open Asap

The Hungarian state, as a financial and strategic investor, will be the one to decide on the development of Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc International Airport, the national economy minister said.
More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

More Media Outlets Critical of Hungarian Gov't Than at Any Time Since 2010

The number of media outlets taking a critical stance of the government has been steadily growing since the last change of government in 2010, the Nézőpont Institute said in its 2024 Press Freedom report on Hungary.