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Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

A pro-government columnist agrees with János Lázár that life in Vienna is changing under the impact of Muslim immigration. A left-wing commentator finds Mr Lázár’s suggestions cynical and ridiculous.
European Commission Declares Hungary’s Economic Growth Sustainable

European Commission Declares Hungary’s Economic Growth Sustainable

European Commission Declares Hungary’s Economic Growth Sustainable Hungary’s economy has undergone a steady recovery since the 2008 financial crisis, offering a path to sustainable growth over the coming decade, the European Commission said in an annual report released..
Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Analysts tend to believe that thanks to the impact of the Hódmezővásárhely mayoral election, opposition parties will probably find a way to field a single candidate in most individual constituencies. This would enable them to mount a serious challenge to Fidesz.
Central European University Hungarian Entity Has Been Reaccredited

Central European University Hungarian Entity Has Been Reaccredited

The Hungarian Accreditation Committee (MAB) has reaccredited the Central European University’s (CEU) Hungarian entity (Kozep-europai Egyetem), according to a statement released by the Budapest-based university on Wednesday.
Hungary Inflation 2.1 % In January

Hungary Inflation 2.1 % In January

Hungary’s consumer price index rose by an annual 2.1 percent in January and prices were 0.3 percent higher than in December, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said on Tuesday.
'Masters Of Indian Classical Music', Trafó Budapest, 4 February

'Masters Of Indian Classical Music', Trafó Budapest, 4 February

  • 14 Feb 2018 9:44 PM
  • entertainment
The Grammy nominee violinist Kala Ramnath was born into a family which have regenerated the Indian Classical Music in several ways and which have raised some of the best violinists both in North- and South India in the 20th century.
Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

The number of Hungarian doctors applying for permits to work abroad between 2011 and 2016 fell from an annual 800 to below 400, Bence Rétvári, state secretary at the human resources ministry, told public television.
Celebrations In Budapest For Korean Poet Yun Dong-Ju, & Hungary’s Attila József

Celebrations In Budapest For Korean Poet Yun Dong-Ju, & Hungary’s Attila József

Classical music concerts, literary recitals and panel discussions will be held in Budapest’s Petőfi Literary Museum to remember Korean poet Yun Dong- ju and Hungary’s Attila József on February 9 and 10.
Magyar Idők: European Court Ruling Could Open Door To Migrants

Magyar Idők: European Court Ruling Could Open Door To Migrants

  • 29 Jan 2018 8:36 AM
  • current affairs
A new ruling by the European Court of Justice prohibiting the use of psychological examinations to verify the sexual orientation of asylum seekers could open the doors to migrants entering Hungary, daily Magyar Idők said. Justice ministry state secretary Pál Völner told the paper that the court had passed its ruling with prior consultations with experts.
Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

Local Opinion: Minister Lázár Says Migrants Make Vienna Suburb Dirty, Poor & Unsafe

A pro-government columnist agrees with János Lázár that life in Vienna is changing under the impact of Muslim immigration. A left-wing commentator finds Mr Lázár’s suggestions cynical and ridiculous.
European Commission Declares Hungary’s Economic Growth Sustainable

European Commission Declares Hungary’s Economic Growth Sustainable

European Commission Declares Hungary’s Economic Growth Sustainable Hungary’s economy has undergone a steady recovery since the 2008 financial crisis, offering a path to sustainable growth over the coming decade, the European Commission said in an annual report released..
Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Local Opinion: Weeklies See Election Outcome As Uncertain

Analysts tend to believe that thanks to the impact of the Hódmezővásárhely mayoral election, opposition parties will probably find a way to field a single candidate in most individual constituencies. This would enable them to mount a serious challenge to Fidesz.
Central European University Hungarian Entity Has Been Reaccredited

Central European University Hungarian Entity Has Been Reaccredited

The Hungarian Accreditation Committee (MAB) has reaccredited the Central European University’s (CEU) Hungarian entity (Kozep-europai Egyetem), according to a statement released by the Budapest-based university on Wednesday.
Hungary Inflation 2.1 % In January

Hungary Inflation 2.1 % In January

Hungary’s consumer price index rose by an annual 2.1 percent in January and prices were 0.3 percent higher than in December, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said on Tuesday.
'Masters Of Indian Classical Music', Trafó Budapest, 4 February

'Masters Of Indian Classical Music', Trafó Budapest, 4 February

  • 14 Feb 2018 9:44 PM
  • entertainment
The Grammy nominee violinist Kala Ramnath was born into a family which have regenerated the Indian Classical Music in several ways and which have raised some of the best violinists both in North- and South India in the 20th century.
Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

Rétvári: Doctors’ Emigration Flow Slows

The number of Hungarian doctors applying for permits to work abroad between 2011 and 2016 fell from an annual 800 to below 400, Bence Rétvári, state secretary at the human resources ministry, told public television.
Celebrations In Budapest For Korean Poet Yun Dong-Ju, & Hungary’s Attila József

Celebrations In Budapest For Korean Poet Yun Dong-Ju, & Hungary’s Attila József

Classical music concerts, literary recitals and panel discussions will be held in Budapest’s Petőfi Literary Museum to remember Korean poet Yun Dong- ju and Hungary’s Attila József on February 9 and 10.
Magyar Idők: European Court Ruling Could Open Door To Migrants

Magyar Idők: European Court Ruling Could Open Door To Migrants

  • 29 Jan 2018 8:36 AM
  • current affairs
A new ruling by the European Court of Justice prohibiting the use of psychological examinations to verify the sexual orientation of asylum seekers could open the doors to migrants entering Hungary, daily Magyar Idők said. Justice ministry state secretary Pál Völner told the paper that the court had passed its ruling with prior consultations with experts.