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Hungarian Anti-Doping Body Rejects Claims Of Systematic Doping At Weightlifting Events

Hungarian Anti-Doping Body Rejects Claims Of Systematic Doping At Weightlifting Events

The Hungarian anti-doping body (MACS) rejected claims of a documentary of the German state broadcaster ARD, which alleged systematic doping in weightlifting events supervised by the body.
Businesses May Have To Wait Till Q3 For Payroll Tax Cut

Businesses May Have To Wait Till Q3 For Payroll Tax Cut

Hungaryʼs government could wait until as late as October of this year to reduce the payroll tax by another two percentage points, state secretary for tax affairs Norbert Izer said at a press conference on Thursday, state news wire MTI reports.
Hungary Unveils HUF 79.4 Billion Health-Care Package

Hungary Unveils HUF 79.4 Billion Health-Care Package

The government is providing hospitals with a 79.4 billion forint (EUR 242m) financing package with a view to improving health care and reducing hospital debt, Gergely Gulyás (pictured on top right), the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, told a regular government press briefing.
Hungarian Telekom Is Fined Over Not Transfering Phone Number To New Provider

Hungarian Telekom Is Fined Over Not Transfering Phone Number To New Provider

The media and telecoms authority NMHH fined Magyar Telekom Ft 10 million, because the company repeatedly rejected a subscriber’s request to have a phone number transferred to a new service provider, without proper grounds, it was announced on Tuesday.
Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

The Hungarian government spent 4.9% of GDP, above the European Union average, on education this year, which was 645 billion forints (EUR 1.92m) more than in 2010, Human Resources Minister Miklós Kásler said.
Budapest Hostels For Homeless To Be Upgraded

Budapest Hostels For Homeless To Be Upgraded

Budapest’s new leadership is preparing to lay aside tens of millions of forints to raise the standard of hostels for the homeless, Bálint Misetics, an activist with the group The City Belongs to Everybody, has told Népszava.
Hungarian Police Reject Eurostat Murder Data

Hungarian Police Reject Eurostat Murder Data

Police statistics on murders in Hungary disagree with those of Eurostat, the National Police said yesterday.
Danube Collison Cruise Ship Captain To Remain In Custody

Danube Collison Cruise Ship Captain To Remain In Custody

The captain of a cruise ship which collided with a sightseeing boat in central Budapest in May is to remain in custody under a non-binding court ruling.
Hungary’s Supreme Court Okays Referendum On Sports Stadium Plans For Csepel Island

Hungary’s Supreme Court Okays Referendum On Sports Stadium Plans For Csepel Island

Hungary’s supreme court has given the green light to a referendum initiative in which voters could be asked if they want to see a new sports stadium built on southern Budapest’s Csepel island.
Hungarian Anti-Doping Body Rejects Claims Of Systematic Doping At Weightlifting Events

Hungarian Anti-Doping Body Rejects Claims Of Systematic Doping At Weightlifting Events

The Hungarian anti-doping body (MACS) rejected claims of a documentary of the German state broadcaster ARD, which alleged systematic doping in weightlifting events supervised by the body.
Businesses May Have To Wait Till Q3 For Payroll Tax Cut

Businesses May Have To Wait Till Q3 For Payroll Tax Cut

Hungaryʼs government could wait until as late as October of this year to reduce the payroll tax by another two percentage points, state secretary for tax affairs Norbert Izer said at a press conference on Thursday, state news wire MTI reports.
Hungary Unveils HUF 79.4 Billion Health-Care Package

Hungary Unveils HUF 79.4 Billion Health-Care Package

The government is providing hospitals with a 79.4 billion forint (EUR 242m) financing package with a view to improving health care and reducing hospital debt, Gergely Gulyás (pictured on top right), the head of the Prime Minister’s Office, told a regular government press briefing.
Hungarian Telekom Is Fined Over Not Transfering Phone Number To New Provider

Hungarian Telekom Is Fined Over Not Transfering Phone Number To New Provider

The media and telecoms authority NMHH fined Magyar Telekom Ft 10 million, because the company repeatedly rejected a subscriber’s request to have a phone number transferred to a new service provider, without proper grounds, it was announced on Tuesday.
Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

Education Spending In Hungary Above EU Average

The Hungarian government spent 4.9% of GDP, above the European Union average, on education this year, which was 645 billion forints (EUR 1.92m) more than in 2010, Human Resources Minister Miklós Kásler said.
Budapest Hostels For Homeless To Be Upgraded

Budapest Hostels For Homeless To Be Upgraded

Budapest’s new leadership is preparing to lay aside tens of millions of forints to raise the standard of hostels for the homeless, Bálint Misetics, an activist with the group The City Belongs to Everybody, has told Népszava.
Hungarian Police Reject Eurostat Murder Data

Hungarian Police Reject Eurostat Murder Data

Police statistics on murders in Hungary disagree with those of Eurostat, the National Police said yesterday.
Danube Collison Cruise Ship Captain To Remain In Custody

Danube Collison Cruise Ship Captain To Remain In Custody

The captain of a cruise ship which collided with a sightseeing boat in central Budapest in May is to remain in custody under a non-binding court ruling.
Hungary’s Supreme Court Okays Referendum On Sports Stadium Plans For Csepel Island

Hungary’s Supreme Court Okays Referendum On Sports Stadium Plans For Csepel Island

Hungary’s supreme court has given the green light to a referendum initiative in which voters could be asked if they want to see a new sports stadium built on southern Budapest’s Csepel island.