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Hungary's FinMin Criticises EC’s Approach to Erasmus Program, & US Inflation Reduction Act

Hungary's FinMin Criticises EC’s Approach to Erasmus Program, & US Inflation Reduction Act

Should negotiations with the Economic Commission fail, Hungary will bear the costs of the Erasmus student grant programme, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said on Tuesday in Brussels.
TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

The TurkStream gas pipeline is what guarantees Hungary’s energy security, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Monday, arguing it was the only east-west pipeline in Europe operating with 100% capacity.

"We Have Entered the Age of Dangers", Says Orbán

It is possible that 2022 will be remembered as the year Hungary entered “the age of dangers”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio on Friday, adding that the country had responded proactively.
Record Low Number of Jobseekers in Hungary

Record Low Number of Jobseekers in Hungary

Despite the war and the crisis caused by sanctions, the number of jobholders has remained above 4.7 million for six months, while the number of jobseekers sank to a record low in 2022, the minister for economic development said.
660 Billion Forint Deal Signed to Buy Vodafone Hungary - Biggest Sale Since 1990

660 Billion Forint Deal Signed to Buy Vodafone Hungary - Biggest Sale Since 1990

Hungarian state investment company Corvinus has inked a deal to purchase a 49% stake in Vodafone Europe's Hungarian unit, while 4iG unit Antenna Hungária is acquiring a 51% stake in the telecom company, the economy development minister said.
DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

District mayors of opposition DK in Budapest will file a lawsuit alleging that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “rejected utility support to some districts as political revenge”, the party said.
Hungary Won't Raise 'Over-Cap' Gas, Electricity Prices, Confirms Energy Minister

Hungary Won't Raise 'Over-Cap' Gas, Electricity Prices, Confirms Energy Minister

The government is not planning to raise the retail prices of gas and electricity for amounts over the average consumption, Energy Minister Csaba Lantos announced.  
Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

The prime minister, addressing an international press conference on Wednesday, hailed Hungary's "exceptional performance" in what he called the country's "most difficult year" since its change of regime.
Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “has lost control over what happens in Hungary”, a member of the opposition Democratic Coalition said on Wednesday, insisting that the prime minister “didn’t touch on people’s everyday problems” in his international press briefing earlier in the day “because he cannot resolve them”.
Hungary's FinMin Criticises EC’s Approach to Erasmus Program, & US Inflation Reduction Act

Hungary's FinMin Criticises EC’s Approach to Erasmus Program, & US Inflation Reduction Act

Should negotiations with the Economic Commission fail, Hungary will bear the costs of the Erasmus student grant programme, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said on Tuesday in Brussels.
TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

The TurkStream gas pipeline is what guarantees Hungary’s energy security, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Monday, arguing it was the only east-west pipeline in Europe operating with 100% capacity.

"We Have Entered the Age of Dangers", Says Orbán

It is possible that 2022 will be remembered as the year Hungary entered “the age of dangers”, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in an interview to public radio on Friday, adding that the country had responded proactively.
Record Low Number of Jobseekers in Hungary

Record Low Number of Jobseekers in Hungary

Despite the war and the crisis caused by sanctions, the number of jobholders has remained above 4.7 million for six months, while the number of jobseekers sank to a record low in 2022, the minister for economic development said.
660 Billion Forint Deal Signed to Buy Vodafone Hungary - Biggest Sale Since 1990

660 Billion Forint Deal Signed to Buy Vodafone Hungary - Biggest Sale Since 1990

Hungarian state investment company Corvinus has inked a deal to purchase a 49% stake in Vodafone Europe's Hungarian unit, while 4iG unit Antenna Hungária is acquiring a 51% stake in the telecom company, the economy development minister said.
DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

DK Allege Orbán “Rejected Utility Support to Some Budapest Districts as Political Revenge”

District mayors of opposition DK in Budapest will file a lawsuit alleging that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “rejected utility support to some districts as political revenge”, the party said.
Hungary Won't Raise 'Over-Cap' Gas, Electricity Prices, Confirms Energy Minister

Hungary Won't Raise 'Over-Cap' Gas, Electricity Prices, Confirms Energy Minister

The government is not planning to raise the retail prices of gas and electricity for amounts over the average consumption, Energy Minister Csaba Lantos announced.  
Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

Goals for 2023 Outlined by Orbán

The prime minister, addressing an international press conference on Wednesday, hailed Hungary's "exceptional performance" in what he called the country's "most difficult year" since its change of regime.
Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Opposition Slams Hungarian Gov't Performance in 2022

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán “has lost control over what happens in Hungary”, a member of the opposition Democratic Coalition said on Wednesday, insisting that the prime minister “didn’t touch on people’s everyday problems” in his international press briefing earlier in the day “because he cannot resolve them”.