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"West Hasn’t Learned From Libya, Iraq, Syria", Says Hungarian Official

The current situation in Afghanistan indicates that the West “hasn’t learned anything”, and after Libya, Iraq and Syria, it will leave behind “ruin, hundreds of thousands of casualties, political chaos, a reign of terror by extremists and millions of emigrants in Afghanistan, too, foreign ministry state secretary Levente Magyar told public media.
HUF 1.2 Billion in EU Funding Flies to Gyula for Airbus Plant in S.E. Hungary

HUF 1.2 Billion in EU Funding Flies to Gyula for Airbus Plant in S.E. Hungary

The municipality of Gyula in south-eastern Hungary has won 1.2 billion forints (EUR 3.3m) in European Union funding to support infrastructure developments around a plant Airbus Helicopters is building in the city, mayor Ernő Görgényi said on Tuesday.
SZFE Students in Budapest 'Enticed' Into Leaving School

SZFE Students in Budapest 'Enticed' Into Leaving School

Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) has “acknowledged with great sadness” efforts by “an unaccredited self-education association” to “entice” its students to another training programme that offers no diploma recognised by the state.
Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Hungary is a laggard in competitiveness, and the country will continue to bear the high costs unless it improves on this score, György Matolcsy, the (NBH), wrote in an article.
Air Traffic Controllers in Hungary

Air Traffic Controllers in Hungary "Work to Rule"

Air traffic controllers have slowed down their work, observing all security rules, thereby forcing planes to circle around Liszt Ferenc International Airport in Budapest, after the government banned their strike on July 26, website 24 learned from pilots on Monday.
Faster Minimum Wage Hikes Advocated by Hungarian Union

Faster Minimum Wage Hikes Advocated by Hungarian Union

High inflation and the weaker forint have annulled the wage hike made at the beginning of the year, so the gross minimum wage should be increased to Ft 200,000 per month from January 1, 2022, president László Kordás of union alliance Maszsz told Népszava on Monday.
First 76km Hungary & Slovakia Running Race, September 11th

First 76km Hungary & Slovakia Running Race, September 11th

A 76km running competition crossing from Hungary to Slovakia and over three rivers will be held for the first time on September 11, a government official told a press conference on Monday.
Free: 'Frottages of Light' Exhibition, Capa Center Budapest

Free: 'Frottages of Light' Exhibition, Capa Center Budapest

  • 17 Aug 2021 9:47 AM
  • entertainment
Visiting is free of charge until 4 September. Many have observed the visible nature of light through the phenomena it creates, whether it appears as a shadow or a rainbow created by a ray of sunlight shining through a transparent surface.
Opinion: Are Male Gold-Medal Winners “Not Only Champions but also Masculine Idols

Opinion: Are Male Gold-Medal Winners “Not Only Champions but also Masculine Idols" as PM Orbán Suggests?

Although Viktor Orbán doesn’t think that “a prime minister should evaluate” the results of the Olympics because “it not his business,” he nonetheless entertained the nation with his golden thoughts on the subject in an interview in Nemzeti Sport.

"West Hasn’t Learned From Libya, Iraq, Syria", Says Hungarian Official

The current situation in Afghanistan indicates that the West “hasn’t learned anything”, and after Libya, Iraq and Syria, it will leave behind “ruin, hundreds of thousands of casualties, political chaos, a reign of terror by extremists and millions of emigrants in Afghanistan, too, foreign ministry state secretary Levente Magyar told public media.
HUF 1.2 Billion in EU Funding Flies to Gyula for Airbus Plant in S.E. Hungary

HUF 1.2 Billion in EU Funding Flies to Gyula for Airbus Plant in S.E. Hungary

The municipality of Gyula in south-eastern Hungary has won 1.2 billion forints (EUR 3.3m) in European Union funding to support infrastructure developments around a plant Airbus Helicopters is building in the city, mayor Ernő Görgényi said on Tuesday.
SZFE Students in Budapest 'Enticed' Into Leaving School

SZFE Students in Budapest 'Enticed' Into Leaving School

Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) has “acknowledged with great sadness” efforts by “an unaccredited self-education association” to “entice” its students to another training programme that offers no diploma recognised by the state.
Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Central Bank Governor Calls For 'Institutional Change' in Hungary

Hungary is a laggard in competitiveness, and the country will continue to bear the high costs unless it improves on this score, György Matolcsy, the (NBH), wrote in an article.
Air Traffic Controllers in Hungary

Air Traffic Controllers in Hungary "Work to Rule"

Air traffic controllers have slowed down their work, observing all security rules, thereby forcing planes to circle around Liszt Ferenc International Airport in Budapest, after the government banned their strike on July 26, website 24 learned from pilots on Monday.
Faster Minimum Wage Hikes Advocated by Hungarian Union

Faster Minimum Wage Hikes Advocated by Hungarian Union

High inflation and the weaker forint have annulled the wage hike made at the beginning of the year, so the gross minimum wage should be increased to Ft 200,000 per month from January 1, 2022, president László Kordás of union alliance Maszsz told Népszava on Monday.
First 76km Hungary & Slovakia Running Race, September 11th

First 76km Hungary & Slovakia Running Race, September 11th

A 76km running competition crossing from Hungary to Slovakia and over three rivers will be held for the first time on September 11, a government official told a press conference on Monday.
Free: 'Frottages of Light' Exhibition, Capa Center Budapest

Free: 'Frottages of Light' Exhibition, Capa Center Budapest

  • 17 Aug 2021 9:47 AM
  • entertainment
Visiting is free of charge until 4 September. Many have observed the visible nature of light through the phenomena it creates, whether it appears as a shadow or a rainbow created by a ray of sunlight shining through a transparent surface.
Opinion: Are Male Gold-Medal Winners “Not Only Champions but also Masculine Idols

Opinion: Are Male Gold-Medal Winners “Not Only Champions but also Masculine Idols" as PM Orbán Suggests?

Although Viktor Orbán doesn’t think that “a prime minister should evaluate” the results of the Olympics because “it not his business,” he nonetheless entertained the nation with his golden thoughts on the subject in an interview in Nemzeti Sport.