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Budapest Assembly Approves Route For Flood Defences For Római Banks

Budapest Assembly Approves Route For Flood Defences For Római Banks

Budapest’s metropolitan assembly approved the planned route for a flood defence system along the Római banks of the River Danube to be adjusted to property boundaries near the riverbank.
Municipality Entrusts Mayor With Gov't Negotiations About Chain Bridge Renovation

Municipality Entrusts Mayor With Gov't Negotiations About Chain Bridge Renovation

At a special session of the municipal assembly, representatives asked Budapest Mayor István Tarlós to negotiate with the government on providing supplemental central funding for the renovation of Chain Bridge, the Castle Hill Tunnel and Clark Ádám Square.
Budapest Pride Festival Opens

Budapest Pride Festival Opens

The 23rd Budapest Pride Festival of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer community opened on Friday night. This year’s LGBTQ festival is the first to go on for a full month until July 8, with the gay Pride March taking place on July 7.
Opposition Demands Higher Wages For Teachers

Opposition Demands Higher Wages For Teachers

The opposition LMP and Párbeszéd parties on Sunday demanded big salary increases for teachers. LMP spokesman Máté Kanász-Nagy, speaking at a press conference marking national teachers’ day, proposed that career models should offer teachers “salaries equal to those of the government’s state secretaries”.
Socialists: Mayor Should Decide Whether He Represents Budapest Or Fidesz

Socialists: Mayor Should Decide Whether He Represents Budapest Or Fidesz

Budapest Mayor István Tarlós should decide whether he represents the city or the ruling Fidesz party, the opposition Socialists’ representative in the municipal council general assembly said.
Socialists: April’s Election Defeat Tragic But Not ‘Fatal Blow’

Socialists: April’s Election Defeat Tragic But Not ‘Fatal Blow’

The defeat suffered by leftist parties at April’s general election was a tragic development but not a fatal blow to the opposition Socialists, the head of the party board said after a meeting of the body.
Hungary’s New Parliamentary Cycle Starts

Hungary’s New Parliamentary Cycle Starts

Hungary’s lawmakers took their oaths on Tuesday at the start of the new parliamentary cycle. There will be one independent MP and the German minority will also have a representative.
New Poll: Ruling Parties Keep Lead

New Poll: Ruling Parties Keep Lead

The ruling Fidesz and Christian Democrats (KDNP) have maintained their lead among voters since the April 8 general election, a new poll by the Nézőpont Institute shows.
PM's Chief Of Staff Hints He’ll Step Down From Central Government Role

PM's Chief Of Staff Hints He’ll Step Down From Central Government Role

János Lázár, who has served as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s chief of staff, has said he will dedicate the next four years to his Hódmezővásárhely constituency, in south-east Hungary.
Budapest Assembly Approves Route For Flood Defences For Római Banks

Budapest Assembly Approves Route For Flood Defences For Római Banks

Budapest’s metropolitan assembly approved the planned route for a flood defence system along the Római banks of the River Danube to be adjusted to property boundaries near the riverbank.
Municipality Entrusts Mayor With Gov't Negotiations About Chain Bridge Renovation

Municipality Entrusts Mayor With Gov't Negotiations About Chain Bridge Renovation

At a special session of the municipal assembly, representatives asked Budapest Mayor István Tarlós to negotiate with the government on providing supplemental central funding for the renovation of Chain Bridge, the Castle Hill Tunnel and Clark Ádám Square.
Budapest Pride Festival Opens

Budapest Pride Festival Opens

The 23rd Budapest Pride Festival of the gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and queer community opened on Friday night. This year’s LGBTQ festival is the first to go on for a full month until July 8, with the gay Pride March taking place on July 7.
Opposition Demands Higher Wages For Teachers

Opposition Demands Higher Wages For Teachers

The opposition LMP and Párbeszéd parties on Sunday demanded big salary increases for teachers. LMP spokesman Máté Kanász-Nagy, speaking at a press conference marking national teachers’ day, proposed that career models should offer teachers “salaries equal to those of the government’s state secretaries”.
Socialists: Mayor Should Decide Whether He Represents Budapest Or Fidesz

Socialists: Mayor Should Decide Whether He Represents Budapest Or Fidesz

Budapest Mayor István Tarlós should decide whether he represents the city or the ruling Fidesz party, the opposition Socialists’ representative in the municipal council general assembly said.
Socialists: April’s Election Defeat Tragic But Not ‘Fatal Blow’

Socialists: April’s Election Defeat Tragic But Not ‘Fatal Blow’

The defeat suffered by leftist parties at April’s general election was a tragic development but not a fatal blow to the opposition Socialists, the head of the party board said after a meeting of the body.
Hungary’s New Parliamentary Cycle Starts

Hungary’s New Parliamentary Cycle Starts

Hungary’s lawmakers took their oaths on Tuesday at the start of the new parliamentary cycle. There will be one independent MP and the German minority will also have a representative.
New Poll: Ruling Parties Keep Lead

New Poll: Ruling Parties Keep Lead

The ruling Fidesz and Christian Democrats (KDNP) have maintained their lead among voters since the April 8 general election, a new poll by the Nézőpont Institute shows.
PM's Chief Of Staff Hints He’ll Step Down From Central Government Role

PM's Chief Of Staff Hints He’ll Step Down From Central Government Role

János Lázár, who has served as Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s chief of staff, has said he will dedicate the next four years to his Hódmezővásárhely constituency, in south-east Hungary.