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Food Security Dependent on Reducing Energy Prices in Hungary, Says Minister

Food Security Dependent on Reducing Energy Prices in Hungary, Says Minister

Food price inflation is driven by high energy costs linked to European Union sanctions against Russia, an agriculture ministry official has said, arguing that sanctions policies should be changed to curb high food prices with a view to boosting food security.
Giving in to Pressure From Brussels, Gov’t to Increase Teacher Salaries Over Next Four Years

Giving in to Pressure From Brussels, Gov’t to Increase Teacher Salaries Over Next Four Years

Hungarian teacher salaries are expected to reach 80% of the average salary of a graduate in Hungary in 2026, two years earlier than originally planned, after Brussels exerted pressure on the government, Szabad Európa has learned.
Hungarian Parliament Rejects Directive On Global Minimum Tax

Hungarian Parliament Rejects Directive On Global Minimum Tax

Hungary rejects plans to introduce a global minimum tax as it would jeopardise jobs, Tamás Menczer, state secretary at the foreign ministry, told public broadcaster M1.
EU Carbon Tax Is

EU Carbon Tax Is "Insane" Idea, Says Hungarian FM

Hungary’s foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, has called the proposed EU carbon tax on drivers of conventional cars “insane”.
Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Hungary’s competition office (GVH) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) held a training on competition law to judges from 14 European Union member states and Albania.
Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Economists across the political spectrum investigate the causes and possible remedies of soaring inflation.
Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

The Hungarian government is always prepared to engage in dialogue on specific issues and laws but it firmly rejects remarks that call into question Hungary's democratic nature, the foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Holds Bilateral Talks With 13 Counterparts

Hungarian Foreign Minister Holds Bilateral Talks With 13 Counterparts

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Sziijártó has had bilateral talks with his counterparts from 13 countries in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
OECD Report Puts Education in Hungary on PAR With Highest Performers During Pandemic, Says Ministry

OECD Report Puts Education in Hungary on PAR With Highest Performers During Pandemic, Says Ministry

The Hungarian education system provided high-quality services during the coronavirus pandemic, on par with the leading countries of the world, according to the OECD’s Education at a Glance 2021 report, the human resources ministry said on Friday.
Food Security Dependent on Reducing Energy Prices in Hungary, Says Minister

Food Security Dependent on Reducing Energy Prices in Hungary, Says Minister

Food price inflation is driven by high energy costs linked to European Union sanctions against Russia, an agriculture ministry official has said, arguing that sanctions policies should be changed to curb high food prices with a view to boosting food security.
Giving in to Pressure From Brussels, Gov’t to Increase Teacher Salaries Over Next Four Years

Giving in to Pressure From Brussels, Gov’t to Increase Teacher Salaries Over Next Four Years

Hungarian teacher salaries are expected to reach 80% of the average salary of a graduate in Hungary in 2026, two years earlier than originally planned, after Brussels exerted pressure on the government, Szabad Európa has learned.
Hungarian Parliament Rejects Directive On Global Minimum Tax

Hungarian Parliament Rejects Directive On Global Minimum Tax

Hungary rejects plans to introduce a global minimum tax as it would jeopardise jobs, Tamás Menczer, state secretary at the foreign ministry, told public broadcaster M1.
EU Carbon Tax Is

EU Carbon Tax Is "Insane" Idea, Says Hungarian FM

Hungary’s foreign minister, Péter Szijjártó, has called the proposed EU carbon tax on drivers of conventional cars “insane”.
Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Training for EU Judges Held in Budapest on Challenges Posed by Digitalisation

Hungary’s competition office (GVH) and the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) held a training on competition law to judges from 14 European Union member states and Albania.
Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Hungarian Opinion: Inflation Higher, Growth Rate Lower Than Expected

Economists across the political spectrum investigate the causes and possible remedies of soaring inflation.
Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

Hungary 'Rejects Doubts Over its Democracy'

The Hungarian government is always prepared to engage in dialogue on specific issues and laws but it firmly rejects remarks that call into question Hungary's democratic nature, the foreign minister said on Tuesday.
Hungarian Foreign Minister Holds Bilateral Talks With 13 Counterparts

Hungarian Foreign Minister Holds Bilateral Talks With 13 Counterparts

Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Sziijártó has had bilateral talks with his counterparts from 13 countries in New York on the sidelines of the UN General Assembly.
OECD Report Puts Education in Hungary on PAR With Highest Performers During Pandemic, Says Ministry

OECD Report Puts Education in Hungary on PAR With Highest Performers During Pandemic, Says Ministry

The Hungarian education system provided high-quality services during the coronavirus pandemic, on par with the leading countries of the world, according to the OECD’s Education at a Glance 2021 report, the human resources ministry said on Friday.