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Analyst: Strike In Hungary Has No Public Support

Analyst: Strike In Hungary Has No Public Support

There is no “mood for striking” in Hungary and support for protests has not grown in the past few weeks, political scientist Zoltán Kiszelly told current affairs channel M1.
Local Opinion: Protests Against Overtime Bill Continues In Hungary

Local Opinion: Protests Against Overtime Bill Continues In Hungary

Both a left-wing and a pro-government commentator think that the conflict between the government and the opposition demonstrators are likely to escalate.
Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

State boating company Mahart has bought 20 hotel ships from French manufacturer Nicols, government commissioner Máriusz Révész announced on Tuesday.
Snow Diverts Budapest Flights

Snow Diverts Budapest Flights

Some flights bound for Budapest had to be rerouted to other airports on Tuesday, due to the heavy snow.
Broad Opposition Cooperation Forming In Hungarian Politics

Broad Opposition Cooperation Forming In Hungarian Politics

An anti-government cooperation is forming in Hungarian politics that includes, beyond opposition parties, trade unions and civil groups, the Hungarian Liberal Party’s candidate for Budapest mayor in this year’s municipal elections said.
Hungarian President Áder Urges Climate Change Turning Point

Hungarian President Áder Urges Climate Change Turning Point

The year ahead could see a turning point in the fight against climate change and this opportunity must not be wasted, President János Áder said.
U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

The US Supreme Court said it would not take on a lawsuit filed by the heirs of Hungarian art collector Mór Lipót Herzog against Hungary with the aim of recovering artefacts confiscated in 1944 and now kept in Hungarian museums.
Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

The parliamentary group leader of ruling Fidesz said participants in recent demonstrations against new overtime regulations included organisations that are on US billionaire George Soros's payroll.
Hungary Is Low On Police

Hungary Is Low On Police

Hungary has the fewest police officers in relation to its population, according to Eurostat.
Analyst: Strike In Hungary Has No Public Support

Analyst: Strike In Hungary Has No Public Support

There is no “mood for striking” in Hungary and support for protests has not grown in the past few weeks, political scientist Zoltán Kiszelly told current affairs channel M1.
Local Opinion: Protests Against Overtime Bill Continues In Hungary

Local Opinion: Protests Against Overtime Bill Continues In Hungary

Both a left-wing and a pro-government commentator think that the conflict between the government and the opposition demonstrators are likely to escalate.
Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

State boating company Mahart has bought 20 hotel ships from French manufacturer Nicols, government commissioner Máriusz Révész announced on Tuesday.
Snow Diverts Budapest Flights

Snow Diverts Budapest Flights

Some flights bound for Budapest had to be rerouted to other airports on Tuesday, due to the heavy snow.
Broad Opposition Cooperation Forming In Hungarian Politics

Broad Opposition Cooperation Forming In Hungarian Politics

An anti-government cooperation is forming in Hungarian politics that includes, beyond opposition parties, trade unions and civil groups, the Hungarian Liberal Party’s candidate for Budapest mayor in this year’s municipal elections said.
Hungarian President Áder Urges Climate Change Turning Point

Hungarian President Áder Urges Climate Change Turning Point

The year ahead could see a turning point in the fight against climate change and this opportunity must not be wasted, President János Áder said.
U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

The US Supreme Court said it would not take on a lawsuit filed by the heirs of Hungarian art collector Mór Lipót Herzog against Hungary with the aim of recovering artefacts confiscated in 1944 and now kept in Hungarian museums.
Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

Fidesz: Hungary's Anti-Govt Protesters On Soros Payroll

The parliamentary group leader of ruling Fidesz said participants in recent demonstrations against new overtime regulations included organisations that are on US billionaire George Soros's payroll.
Hungary Is Low On Police

Hungary Is Low On Police

Hungary has the fewest police officers in relation to its population, according to Eurostat.