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Hungarians See Human Trafficking Bigger Problem Than Covid, IOM Survey Shows

Hungarians See Human Trafficking Bigger Problem Than Covid, IOM Survey Shows

Hungarians see human trafficking as a bigger problem than the coronavirus pandemic, and they anticipate that the number of people exploited by traffickers would grow in the coming years, according to a recent survey by the UN’s International Organisation for Migration (IOM).
Local Source of Belgian Chocolate Contamination Confirmed by Hungarian Food Safety Authority

Local Source of Belgian Chocolate Contamination Confirmed by Hungarian Food Safety Authority

Hungarian food safety authority Nébih confirmed on Wednesday evening that a delivery of soy lecithin from a Hungarian company was the source of a recent salmonella contamination at a Barry Callebaut plant in Wieze, Belgium.
Probe Into Pegasus Spyware Dropped in Hungary Due to “Absence of a Crime”

Probe Into Pegasus Spyware Dropped in Hungary Due to “Absence of a Crime”

Hungarian investigative prosecutors have terminated the investigation into allegations of illegal eavesdropping on the mobile phones of several Hungarian journalists and opposition figures in connection with Pegasus spyware, citing “absence of a crime”.
Hungarian Opinion: Authorities Launch Probe Into Ryanair

Hungarian Opinion: Authorities Launch Probe Into Ryanair

A left-wing commentator dismisses as futile the government’s effort to find out if Ryanair was justified in transferring its windfall tax onto passengers.
Ryanair Under Investigation in Hungary for Passing on Extra-Profit Tax to Passengers

Ryanair Under Investigation in Hungary for Passing on Extra-Profit Tax to Passengers

The government condemns low-cost airline Ryanair’s “unfair ticket pricing”, the ministry of economic development said on Friday. Márton Nagy, the minister, has launched an investigation with a view to protecting consumers.
Watch: PM Orbán Supports International Investigation on Bucha

Watch: PM Orbán Supports International Investigation on Bucha

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán evidently condemns the massacre committed in Bucha, Ukraine, his press chief said on Saturday.
Orbán Reveals Details of New Putin Phone Call & More

Orbán Reveals Details of New Putin Phone Call & More

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Wednesday he had telephone talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and proposed an immediate ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war.
OLAF to Probe Overpriced IT Courses in Hungary

OLAF to Probe Overpriced IT Courses in Hungary

The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has launched an investigation into allegations of overpriced computer science training courses reported by independent MP Ákos Hadházy in November.
Europeans Expect More Effective, Transparent EU, Survey Shows

Europeans Expect More Effective, Transparent EU, Survey Shows

Citizens of European countries expect the European Union to be more effective and transparent, according to a survey conducted by the Századvég Foundation in 30 countries earlier this year.
Hungarians See Human Trafficking Bigger Problem Than Covid, IOM Survey Shows

Hungarians See Human Trafficking Bigger Problem Than Covid, IOM Survey Shows

Hungarians see human trafficking as a bigger problem than the coronavirus pandemic, and they anticipate that the number of people exploited by traffickers would grow in the coming years, according to a recent survey by the UN’s International Organisation for Migration (IOM).
Local Source of Belgian Chocolate Contamination Confirmed by Hungarian Food Safety Authority

Local Source of Belgian Chocolate Contamination Confirmed by Hungarian Food Safety Authority

Hungarian food safety authority Nébih confirmed on Wednesday evening that a delivery of soy lecithin from a Hungarian company was the source of a recent salmonella contamination at a Barry Callebaut plant in Wieze, Belgium.
Probe Into Pegasus Spyware Dropped in Hungary Due to “Absence of a Crime”

Probe Into Pegasus Spyware Dropped in Hungary Due to “Absence of a Crime”

Hungarian investigative prosecutors have terminated the investigation into allegations of illegal eavesdropping on the mobile phones of several Hungarian journalists and opposition figures in connection with Pegasus spyware, citing “absence of a crime”.
Hungarian Opinion: Authorities Launch Probe Into Ryanair

Hungarian Opinion: Authorities Launch Probe Into Ryanair

A left-wing commentator dismisses as futile the government’s effort to find out if Ryanair was justified in transferring its windfall tax onto passengers.
Ryanair Under Investigation in Hungary for Passing on Extra-Profit Tax to Passengers

Ryanair Under Investigation in Hungary for Passing on Extra-Profit Tax to Passengers

The government condemns low-cost airline Ryanair’s “unfair ticket pricing”, the ministry of economic development said on Friday. Márton Nagy, the minister, has launched an investigation with a view to protecting consumers.
Watch: PM Orbán Supports International Investigation on Bucha

Watch: PM Orbán Supports International Investigation on Bucha

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán evidently condemns the massacre committed in Bucha, Ukraine, his press chief said on Saturday.
Orbán Reveals Details of New Putin Phone Call & More

Orbán Reveals Details of New Putin Phone Call & More

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Wednesday he had telephone talks with Russian President Vladimir Putin and proposed an immediate ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war.
OLAF to Probe Overpriced IT Courses in Hungary

OLAF to Probe Overpriced IT Courses in Hungary

The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has launched an investigation into allegations of overpriced computer science training courses reported by independent MP Ákos Hadházy in November.
Europeans Expect More Effective, Transparent EU, Survey Shows

Europeans Expect More Effective, Transparent EU, Survey Shows

Citizens of European countries expect the European Union to be more effective and transparent, according to a survey conducted by the Századvég Foundation in 30 countries earlier this year.