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Tax Burden To Decrease Further In Hungary

Tax Burden To Decrease Further In Hungary

The government has managed to simultaneously reduce the tax burden while increasing revenues this year, and this additional money is being ploughed into new measures under the family protection action plan as well providing coverage for new tax cuts, a finance ministry official has said in an interview.
Hungarian Social Security System To Become More Transparent, Secure

Hungarian Social Security System To Become More Transparent, Secure

Hungary’s social security system will become more transparent and secure from next July, blocking access to those who are not eligible for the services, the state secretary for tax affairs told daily Magyar Nemzet.
Smaller Shops Face Growing Pressure In Hungary

Smaller Shops Face Growing Pressure In Hungary

There were 120,500 stores operating in Hungary at the end of June, 2,000 fewer than one year earlier, as even the growth in consumption has not been enough to stop the years-long decline in shops, Portfolio reports.
More Than 115,000 Pensioners Rejoin Hungarian Labour Force

More Than 115,000 Pensioners Rejoin Hungarian Labour Force

More than 115,000 Hungarian pensioners have rejoined the workforce, up from around 75,000 at the end of last year, finance ministry state secretary András Tállai said in an interview with daily Magyar Nemzet.
Hungarian Opinion: Polt Confirmed As Chief Prosecutor, Handó Elected Constitutional Court Judge

Hungarian Opinion: Polt Confirmed As Chief Prosecutor, Handó Elected Constitutional Court Judge

A left-wing commentator calls both the Chief Prosecutor and the new Constitutional Court judge controversial figures who have harmed the rule of law in Hungary. A pro-government columnist praises their record.
Marriages Up In Hungary

Marriages Up In Hungary

Marriage is once again seen as being a good thing, Katalin Novák, the state secretary for family and youth affairs at the Ministry of Human Resources, said in an interview to Saturday’s Magyar Nemzet newspaper.
Hungarian Opinion: Budapest Elected A Liberal Mayor

Hungarian Opinion: Budapest Elected A Liberal Mayor

A pro-government commentator attributes Gergely Karácsony’s victory in the Budapest Mayoral election to what he calls the ‘rootless globalist’ values of urban voters. A liberal pundit fears that the government will punish Budapest by cutting funding.
City Park 'Liget Cultural & Recreational Space' To Be Unmatched In Europe

City Park 'Liget Cultural & Recreational Space' To Be Unmatched In Europe

The transformation of Budapest’s City Park (Liget) into “a cultural and recreational space unmatched in the whole of Europe” is proceeding apace, says László Baán, the government commissioner for the project.
Hungarian Opinion: Trócsányi’s Nomination As EU Commissioner Blocked Again

Hungarian Opinion: Trócsányi’s Nomination As EU Commissioner Blocked Again

As the Hungarian government’s nominee for EU Commissioner is rejected again, pro-government commentators accuse the EU of punishing Hungary for its anti-migration policies. Liberal pundits, on the other hand, find the decision justified.
Tax Burden To Decrease Further In Hungary

Tax Burden To Decrease Further In Hungary

The government has managed to simultaneously reduce the tax burden while increasing revenues this year, and this additional money is being ploughed into new measures under the family protection action plan as well providing coverage for new tax cuts, a finance ministry official has said in an interview.
Hungarian Social Security System To Become More Transparent, Secure

Hungarian Social Security System To Become More Transparent, Secure

Hungary’s social security system will become more transparent and secure from next July, blocking access to those who are not eligible for the services, the state secretary for tax affairs told daily Magyar Nemzet.
Smaller Shops Face Growing Pressure In Hungary

Smaller Shops Face Growing Pressure In Hungary

There were 120,500 stores operating in Hungary at the end of June, 2,000 fewer than one year earlier, as even the growth in consumption has not been enough to stop the years-long decline in shops, Portfolio reports.
More Than 115,000 Pensioners Rejoin Hungarian Labour Force

More Than 115,000 Pensioners Rejoin Hungarian Labour Force

More than 115,000 Hungarian pensioners have rejoined the workforce, up from around 75,000 at the end of last year, finance ministry state secretary András Tállai said in an interview with daily Magyar Nemzet.
Hungarian Opinion: Polt Confirmed As Chief Prosecutor, Handó Elected Constitutional Court Judge

Hungarian Opinion: Polt Confirmed As Chief Prosecutor, Handó Elected Constitutional Court Judge

A left-wing commentator calls both the Chief Prosecutor and the new Constitutional Court judge controversial figures who have harmed the rule of law in Hungary. A pro-government columnist praises their record.
Marriages Up In Hungary

Marriages Up In Hungary

Marriage is once again seen as being a good thing, Katalin Novák, the state secretary for family and youth affairs at the Ministry of Human Resources, said in an interview to Saturday’s Magyar Nemzet newspaper.
Hungarian Opinion: Budapest Elected A Liberal Mayor

Hungarian Opinion: Budapest Elected A Liberal Mayor

A pro-government commentator attributes Gergely Karácsony’s victory in the Budapest Mayoral election to what he calls the ‘rootless globalist’ values of urban voters. A liberal pundit fears that the government will punish Budapest by cutting funding.
City Park 'Liget Cultural & Recreational Space' To Be Unmatched In Europe

City Park 'Liget Cultural & Recreational Space' To Be Unmatched In Europe

The transformation of Budapest’s City Park (Liget) into “a cultural and recreational space unmatched in the whole of Europe” is proceeding apace, says László Baán, the government commissioner for the project.
Hungarian Opinion: Trócsányi’s Nomination As EU Commissioner Blocked Again

Hungarian Opinion: Trócsányi’s Nomination As EU Commissioner Blocked Again

As the Hungarian government’s nominee for EU Commissioner is rejected again, pro-government commentators accuse the EU of punishing Hungary for its anti-migration policies. Liberal pundits, on the other hand, find the decision justified.