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'Mercenaries' In Hungarian Steelmaking Town Pose 'National Security Risk', Claims Jobbik MP

'Mercenaries' In Hungarian Steelmaking Town Pose 'National Security Risk', Claims Jobbik MP

An opposition Jobbik lawmaker who heads parliament’s national security committee, referring to reports of “mercenaries” intimidating locals in the town of steelmaking town of Dunaújváros, in southern Hungary, has said their actions carried both national security and economic risks worthy of investigation.
Updated: Hungarian Opinion: Chinese Fudan Campus Plans In Budapest Stirs Up Controversy

Updated: Hungarian Opinion: Chinese Fudan Campus Plans In Budapest Stirs Up Controversy

Opinions diverge sharply on the plan to open a Chinese university campus in Budapest in 2024. This will be the first campus the Shanghai-based Fudan University opens abroad. The Hungarian government plans to fund the project from Chinese loans.
Opposition Claim Fudan University Campus In Budapest Would Pose “Serious Security Risks” For Hungary, EU, & NATO

Opposition Claim Fudan University Campus In Budapest Would Pose “Serious Security Risks” For Hungary, EU, & NATO

Opposition members of parliament’s national security committee raised concerns over plans to set up a Fudan University campus in Budapest.
Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

  • 18 Jan 2021 11:09 AM
  • current affairs
State-owned company Paks II. Zrt., responsible for the expansion of the Paks NPP with new nuclear power plant units ordered two safety analyses for 125 million forints from a nuclear research institute in 2015, citing investigative news site Átlátszó.
Coronavirus: Details Of Health Measures Introduced By Budapest Airport

Coronavirus: Details Of Health Measures Introduced By Budapest Airport

  • 27 May 2020 1:21 PM
  • travel
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) recently issued joint guidelines for European aviation, which ensure the safe operation of airports during the pandemic.
Hungary Extends 'State Of Crisis' Due To Mass Migration

Hungary Extends 'State Of Crisis' Due To Mass Migration

  • 7 Mar 2020 6:46 AM
  • current affairs
The government has decided to extend the “state of crisis” in connection with mass migration in the interest of Hungary’s security and the safety of Hungarians, the government information centre said.
Hungarians Find Increasing Risks In Cyberspace

Hungarians Find Increasing Risks In Cyberspace

Hungarians’ perception of dangers in cyberspace increased last year after the improvements in previous years, according to Microsoft’s Digital Civility Index of cyberspace security and well-being, which rose to 77 last year from 72 in 2018.
U.S. Still Trying To Push Out The Russian-Led Bank From Hungary

U.S. Still Trying To Push Out The Russian-Led Bank From Hungary

  • 20 Jan 2020 9:08 AM
  • current affairs
Hungary’s government agreed to limit the number of people who could receive diplomatic immunity in Hungary as staff or guests of the International Investment Bank (IIB). Only one or two dozen of them would receive immunity, Direkt36 has learned. The bank relocated its headquarters from Moscow to Budapest this summer.
PM Orbán: Hungary Determined To Be Winner In 21st Century

PM Orbán: Hungary Determined To Be Winner In 21st Century

Hungary was a loser in the 20th century but it is determined to be a winner in the 21st, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a Christmas interview published in daily Magyar Idők on Monday.
'Mercenaries' In Hungarian Steelmaking Town Pose 'National Security Risk', Claims Jobbik MP

'Mercenaries' In Hungarian Steelmaking Town Pose 'National Security Risk', Claims Jobbik MP

An opposition Jobbik lawmaker who heads parliament’s national security committee, referring to reports of “mercenaries” intimidating locals in the town of steelmaking town of Dunaújváros, in southern Hungary, has said their actions carried both national security and economic risks worthy of investigation.
Updated: Hungarian Opinion: Chinese Fudan Campus Plans In Budapest Stirs Up Controversy

Updated: Hungarian Opinion: Chinese Fudan Campus Plans In Budapest Stirs Up Controversy

Opinions diverge sharply on the plan to open a Chinese university campus in Budapest in 2024. This will be the first campus the Shanghai-based Fudan University opens abroad. The Hungarian government plans to fund the project from Chinese loans.
Opposition Claim Fudan University Campus In Budapest Would Pose “Serious Security Risks” For Hungary, EU, & NATO

Opposition Claim Fudan University Campus In Budapest Would Pose “Serious Security Risks” For Hungary, EU, & NATO

Opposition members of parliament’s national security committee raised concerns over plans to set up a Fudan University campus in Budapest.
Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

Hungary's Nuclear Power Security Analyses Kept Secret Amid Tectonic Fault Line Concern

  • 18 Jan 2021 11:09 AM
  • current affairs
State-owned company Paks II. Zrt., responsible for the expansion of the Paks NPP with new nuclear power plant units ordered two safety analyses for 125 million forints from a nuclear research institute in 2015, citing investigative news site Átlátszó.
Coronavirus: Details Of Health Measures Introduced By Budapest Airport

Coronavirus: Details Of Health Measures Introduced By Budapest Airport

  • 27 May 2020 1:21 PM
  • travel
The European Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) and the European Center for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) recently issued joint guidelines for European aviation, which ensure the safe operation of airports during the pandemic.
Hungary Extends 'State Of Crisis' Due To Mass Migration

Hungary Extends 'State Of Crisis' Due To Mass Migration

  • 7 Mar 2020 6:46 AM
  • current affairs
The government has decided to extend the “state of crisis” in connection with mass migration in the interest of Hungary’s security and the safety of Hungarians, the government information centre said.
Hungarians Find Increasing Risks In Cyberspace

Hungarians Find Increasing Risks In Cyberspace

Hungarians’ perception of dangers in cyberspace increased last year after the improvements in previous years, according to Microsoft’s Digital Civility Index of cyberspace security and well-being, which rose to 77 last year from 72 in 2018.
U.S. Still Trying To Push Out The Russian-Led Bank From Hungary

U.S. Still Trying To Push Out The Russian-Led Bank From Hungary

  • 20 Jan 2020 9:08 AM
  • current affairs
Hungary’s government agreed to limit the number of people who could receive diplomatic immunity in Hungary as staff or guests of the International Investment Bank (IIB). Only one or two dozen of them would receive immunity, Direkt36 has learned. The bank relocated its headquarters from Moscow to Budapest this summer.
PM Orbán: Hungary Determined To Be Winner In 21st Century

PM Orbán: Hungary Determined To Be Winner In 21st Century

Hungary was a loser in the 20th century but it is determined to be a winner in the 21st, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in a Christmas interview published in daily Magyar Idők on Monday.