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Here's Why "Hungary is One of the Few Ancient States of Europe", Says PM's Chief of Staff

Hungary is one of the few ancient states of Europe, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said in a speech marking the August 20 national holiday, commemorating the founding of the state of Hungary in the year 1000 A.D. by St. Stephen, Hungary’s first Christian king.
Negative Impacts of Covid on Education in Hungary to be Addressed

Negative Impacts of Covid on Education in Hungary to be Addressed

The government is ready to mitigate “the damage students suffered during the coronavirus epidemic due to a lack of classroom education”, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said in a video posted on an opposition Socialist MEP’s Facebook page on Tuesday.
Key Cultural Institutions to Get Increased Funding

Key Cultural Institutions to Get Increased Funding

Central support to the National Cultural Council’s 17 institutions of strategic importance will increase by an annual 13.5 billion forints (EUR 37.4m) this year and by a further 17 billion forints in 2022, the prime minister’s chief of staff said.
Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) is turning to five ministers and the public prosecutor, requesting answers on the purchase of Pegasus, and whether the spyware was used to wiretap Hungarian journalists and businessmen.
14 More Cases of Delta Variant Confirmed, Says Gulyás

14 More Cases of Delta Variant Confirmed, Says Gulyás

Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, told a regular press briefing that tests by the National Public Health Centre (NNK) have identified the presence of the Delta variant of the coronavirus in 14 new cases and the Gamma variant in one new case.
Watch: Child Protection Vote to be Held by Early 2022

Watch: Child Protection Vote to be Held by Early 2022

The referendum on child protection will be held at the end of 2021 or early 2022, and is expected to strengthen Hungary's position, the prime minister's chief of staff told a regular press briefing.
Hungary ‘Among Europe's Safest Countries’

Hungary ‘Among Europe's Safest Countries’

Hungary continues to be one of the safest countries in Europe in terms of Covid-19, the head of the Prime Minister's Office has said.
Jabs may be Made Compulsory for Doing Certain Jobs, Says PM’s Chief of Staff

Jabs may be Made Compulsory for Doing Certain Jobs, Says PM’s Chief of Staff

Concerning the possibility of mandatory vaccination, the prime minister’s chief of staff said that under the constitution “everybody is responsible for themselves”.
All Jabs in Hungary Shown to Prevent Serious Illness, Says Medical University Head

All Jabs in Hungary Shown to Prevent Serious Illness, Says Medical University Head

A second round of tests of people inoculated against coronavirus has shown that 88% have sufficient antibodies to protect them against the virus, Béla Merkely, the dean of Semmelweis University, said.
Here's Why

Here's Why "Hungary is One of the Few Ancient States of Europe", Says PM's Chief of Staff

Hungary is one of the few ancient states of Europe, Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, said in a speech marking the August 20 national holiday, commemorating the founding of the state of Hungary in the year 1000 A.D. by St. Stephen, Hungary’s first Christian king.
Negative Impacts of Covid on Education in Hungary to be Addressed

Negative Impacts of Covid on Education in Hungary to be Addressed

The government is ready to mitigate “the damage students suffered during the coronavirus epidemic due to a lack of classroom education”, the head of the Prime Minister’s Office said in a video posted on an opposition Socialist MEP’s Facebook page on Tuesday.
Key Cultural Institutions to Get Increased Funding

Key Cultural Institutions to Get Increased Funding

Central support to the National Cultural Council’s 17 institutions of strategic importance will increase by an annual 13.5 billion forints (EUR 37.4m) this year and by a further 17 billion forints in 2022, the prime minister’s chief of staff said.
Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

Opposition Party DK Turns to Ministers over Pegasus Spy Programme

The opposition Democratic Coalition (DK) is turning to five ministers and the public prosecutor, requesting answers on the purchase of Pegasus, and whether the spyware was used to wiretap Hungarian journalists and businessmen.
14 More Cases of Delta Variant Confirmed, Says Gulyás

14 More Cases of Delta Variant Confirmed, Says Gulyás

Gergely Gulyás, the prime minister’s chief of staff, told a regular press briefing that tests by the National Public Health Centre (NNK) have identified the presence of the Delta variant of the coronavirus in 14 new cases and the Gamma variant in one new case.
Watch: Child Protection Vote to be Held by Early 2022

Watch: Child Protection Vote to be Held by Early 2022

The referendum on child protection will be held at the end of 2021 or early 2022, and is expected to strengthen Hungary's position, the prime minister's chief of staff told a regular press briefing.
Hungary ‘Among Europe's Safest Countries’

Hungary ‘Among Europe's Safest Countries’

Hungary continues to be one of the safest countries in Europe in terms of Covid-19, the head of the Prime Minister's Office has said.
Jabs may be Made Compulsory for Doing Certain Jobs, Says PM’s Chief of Staff

Jabs may be Made Compulsory for Doing Certain Jobs, Says PM’s Chief of Staff

Concerning the possibility of mandatory vaccination, the prime minister’s chief of staff said that under the constitution “everybody is responsible for themselves”.
All Jabs in Hungary Shown to Prevent Serious Illness, Says Medical University Head

All Jabs in Hungary Shown to Prevent Serious Illness, Says Medical University Head

A second round of tests of people inoculated against coronavirus has shown that 88% have sufficient antibodies to protect them against the virus, Béla Merkely, the dean of Semmelweis University, said.