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Hungarian Interchurch Aid Delivering Donations to Slovenia Flood Victims

Hungarian Interchurch Aid Delivering Donations to Slovenia Flood Victims

Hungarian Interchurch Aid (HIA) is delivering two truckloads of donations to victims of recent floods in Slovenia, the organisation said.
Key Opposition Party in Hungary Calls for 5-Part 'Households Rescue Package'

Key Opposition Party in Hungary Calls for 5-Part 'Households Rescue Package'

The opposition Socialists call for the introduction of a five-part rescue package for households, the party’s co-leader said.
Windfall Taxes ‘Not Expected to Burden Consumers’ in Hungary, Claims Minister

Windfall Taxes ‘Not Expected to Burden Consumers’ in Hungary, Claims Minister

The new windfall taxes imposed on banks, insurers, retail chains, energy companies, telcos and airlines are not expected to burden consumers because the measure only taxes companies’ extra profits, Márton Nagy, the new minister for economic development, told a press briefing on Thursday.
Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Concerning the upgrade of Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant, PM Orbán said that Hungary had a general objection against European sanctions against Russia, but “since unity within the EU is important, Hungary approves such measures unless they do not impact vital Hungarian interests”.
Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

The government has decided to maintain the cap on the price of petrol, the prime minister's chief of staff said, to rein in inflation and protect families from the impact of rising energy prices.
Politician Bribed Budapest Police, He States In Court

Politician Bribed Budapest Police, He States In Court

György Bálint, a municipal councillor at the 6th District of Budapest had bribed policemen with amounts of cash worth tens of thousands of euros, according to his testimony he gave in a criminal court case.
Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

The Kiútprogram (Way Out Program) supports people living in extreme poverty in the north-eastern part of Hungary. Families start growing cucumbers in their own gardens with the help of micro-loans provided by the programme.
Leading Hungarian Businessman Arrested On Suspicion Of Graft

Leading Hungarian Businessman Arrested On Suspicion Of Graft

László Bige, the owner of artificial fertiliser maker Nitrogénművek, has been placed under criminal supervision on suspicion of bribery and other financial crimes, a Nyíregyháza court said on Thursday.
Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Hungary’s government is setting up a 663 billion forint (EUR 1.8bn) fund to combat the novel coronavirus epidemic and a 1,345 billion forint fund aimed at protecting and restarting the economy, the head of the PM’s Office said.
Hungarian Interchurch Aid Delivering Donations to Slovenia Flood Victims

Hungarian Interchurch Aid Delivering Donations to Slovenia Flood Victims

Hungarian Interchurch Aid (HIA) is delivering two truckloads of donations to victims of recent floods in Slovenia, the organisation said.
Key Opposition Party in Hungary Calls for 5-Part 'Households Rescue Package'

Key Opposition Party in Hungary Calls for 5-Part 'Households Rescue Package'

The opposition Socialists call for the introduction of a five-part rescue package for households, the party’s co-leader said.
Windfall Taxes ‘Not Expected to Burden Consumers’ in Hungary, Claims Minister

Windfall Taxes ‘Not Expected to Burden Consumers’ in Hungary, Claims Minister

The new windfall taxes imposed on banks, insurers, retail chains, energy companies, telcos and airlines are not expected to burden consumers because the measure only taxes companies’ extra profits, Márton Nagy, the new minister for economic development, told a press briefing on Thursday.
Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Concerning the upgrade of Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant, PM Orbán said that Hungary had a general objection against European sanctions against Russia, but “since unity within the EU is important, Hungary approves such measures unless they do not impact vital Hungarian interests”.
Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

Hungary to Maintain Fuels Cap, Energy Supplies Guaranteed

The government has decided to maintain the cap on the price of petrol, the prime minister's chief of staff said, to rein in inflation and protect families from the impact of rising energy prices.
Politician Bribed Budapest Police, He States In Court

Politician Bribed Budapest Police, He States In Court

György Bálint, a municipal councillor at the 6th District of Budapest had bribed policemen with amounts of cash worth tens of thousands of euros, according to his testimony he gave in a criminal court case.
Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

Cucumber Cultivation Helps Lift Up Hungary’s Poorest

The Kiútprogram (Way Out Program) supports people living in extreme poverty in the north-eastern part of Hungary. Families start growing cucumbers in their own gardens with the help of micro-loans provided by the programme.
Leading Hungarian Businessman Arrested On Suspicion Of Graft

Leading Hungarian Businessman Arrested On Suspicion Of Graft

László Bige, the owner of artificial fertiliser maker Nitrogénművek, has been placed under criminal supervision on suspicion of bribery and other financial crimes, a Nyíregyháza court said on Thursday.
Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Coronavirus: Hungary Sets Up Epidemic Response Funds

Hungary’s government is setting up a 663 billion forint (EUR 1.8bn) fund to combat the novel coronavirus epidemic and a 1,345 billion forint fund aimed at protecting and restarting the economy, the head of the PM’s Office said.