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Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

  • 6 Sep 2024 12:22 PM
  • current affairs
Mayor Gergely Karácsony is proposing to cut board positions on city-owned companies by two-thirds and reduce supervisory board roles to near the legal minimum for the new term of office, according to his Facebook post.
Clocks To Go Back In Hungary On 29 October

Clocks To Go Back In Hungary On 29 October

  • 25 Oct 2023 4:35 PM
  • current affairs
The clocks change twice a year for all residents of the European Countries, by one hour each time, once going backwards and once going forwards. In Europe the clocks go Back on the last Sunday in October every year, this time on Sunday 29 October.
Resolution of Controversy Between EU & Hungary Ahead Over Higher Ed?

Resolution of Controversy Between EU & Hungary Ahead Over Higher Ed?

"Students cannot fell victim to political disputes,” Iliana Ivanova, the European Commission’s appointee for education, said on Tuesday, and called for a resolution of controversies between the commission and Hungary over the Erasmus and Horizon higher education programmes.
Elections in Hungary

Elections in Hungary "Well-Run But Did Not Offer Level Playing Field", Says OSCE

Hungary’s parliamentary elections were well-run but the electoral process was marred by the absence of a level playing field, the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said on Monday.
OSCE Recommends a Full Scale Election Observation Mission to Hungary

OSCE Recommends a Full Scale Election Observation Mission to Hungary

The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) is recommending a full-scale election observation mission for Hungary’s parliamentary elections on April 3, comprised of a total of 218 election observers, writes EUrologus.
Hungary to Extend Validity of Immunity Certificates

Hungary to Extend Validity of Immunity Certificates

Hungary’s government will extend the validity of coronavirus immunity certificates for those who have received two vaccine doses until May 1, in line with the practice adopted by European Union countries, the prime minister’s chief of staff said.
Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Attila Sztojka, the government commissioner for Roma relations and head of the Directorate General for Social Opportunities, part of the Ministry of Interior, was recorded as saying that he would offer contracts and funds to some Roma Authority (ORO) representatives if the government’s preferred candidate is nominated to head the organisation’s list of potential MPs.
African Swine Fever Reported From Central Hungary - Wash Shoes After Outings There

African Swine Fever Reported From Central Hungary - Wash Shoes After Outings There

Samples from the carcass of a boar found near Bicske, in central-west Hungary, have tested positive for the African swine fever virus (ASF), food safety authority Nébih reported on Tuesday.
PM Orbán: Changing EU Voting Rules Would Require New Treaty

PM Orbán: Changing EU Voting Rules Would Require New Treaty

Commenting on Germany’s proposal to end unanimous votes on EU policies, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told a government press briefing that the bloc’s founding treaty was clear on the areas that required unanimous votes and ones that did not.
Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

Budapest Mayor to Cut Back Cushy Appointments on City-Owned Companies

  • 6 Sep 2024 12:22 PM
  • current affairs
Mayor Gergely Karácsony is proposing to cut board positions on city-owned companies by two-thirds and reduce supervisory board roles to near the legal minimum for the new term of office, according to his Facebook post.
Clocks To Go Back In Hungary On 29 October

Clocks To Go Back In Hungary On 29 October

  • 25 Oct 2023 4:35 PM
  • current affairs
The clocks change twice a year for all residents of the European Countries, by one hour each time, once going backwards and once going forwards. In Europe the clocks go Back on the last Sunday in October every year, this time on Sunday 29 October.
Resolution of Controversy Between EU & Hungary Ahead Over Higher Ed?

Resolution of Controversy Between EU & Hungary Ahead Over Higher Ed?

"Students cannot fell victim to political disputes,” Iliana Ivanova, the European Commission’s appointee for education, said on Tuesday, and called for a resolution of controversies between the commission and Hungary over the Erasmus and Horizon higher education programmes.
Elections in Hungary

Elections in Hungary "Well-Run But Did Not Offer Level Playing Field", Says OSCE

Hungary’s parliamentary elections were well-run but the electoral process was marred by the absence of a level playing field, the Organisation for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) said on Monday.
OSCE Recommends a Full Scale Election Observation Mission to Hungary

OSCE Recommends a Full Scale Election Observation Mission to Hungary

The Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE) is recommending a full-scale election observation mission for Hungary’s parliamentary elections on April 3, comprised of a total of 218 election observers, writes EUrologus.
Hungary to Extend Validity of Immunity Certificates

Hungary to Extend Validity of Immunity Certificates

Hungary’s government will extend the validity of coronavirus immunity certificates for those who have received two vaccine doses until May 1, in line with the practice adopted by European Union countries, the prime minister’s chief of staff said.
Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Hungarian Ministry Official Pressures Roma Over MP Nominee

Attila Sztojka, the government commissioner for Roma relations and head of the Directorate General for Social Opportunities, part of the Ministry of Interior, was recorded as saying that he would offer contracts and funds to some Roma Authority (ORO) representatives if the government’s preferred candidate is nominated to head the organisation’s list of potential MPs.
African Swine Fever Reported From Central Hungary - Wash Shoes After Outings There

African Swine Fever Reported From Central Hungary - Wash Shoes After Outings There

Samples from the carcass of a boar found near Bicske, in central-west Hungary, have tested positive for the African swine fever virus (ASF), food safety authority Nébih reported on Tuesday.
PM Orbán: Changing EU Voting Rules Would Require New Treaty

PM Orbán: Changing EU Voting Rules Would Require New Treaty

Commenting on Germany’s proposal to end unanimous votes on EU policies, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told a government press briefing that the bloc’s founding treaty was clear on the areas that required unanimous votes and ones that did not.