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Hungarian Parliament CTTEE Endorses Matolcsy’s Renomination As Central Bank Governor

Hungarian Parliament CTTEE Endorses Matolcsy’s Renomination As Central Bank Governor

Parliament’s economic committee approved the renomination of György Matolcsy to head the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) for a second term. The nomination was approved with 10 votes in favour and 5 against.
Thousands To Join Public Workers’ Union Strike In Hungary On 14 March

Thousands To Join Public Workers’ Union Strike In Hungary On 14 March

Several thousand public employees have told their union of their intention to join a national strike on March 14, Erzsébet Boros, the head of the MKKSZ union, said.
National Bank Of Hungary’s Policy Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

National Bank Of Hungary’s Policy Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

The National Bank of Hungary’s Monetary Council decided to keep the central bank’s key rate on hold at 0.90% at a monthly policy meeting.
Hungarian Gov't Takes Action Against Tax Evasion By Multinationals

Hungarian Gov't Takes Action Against Tax Evasion By Multinationals

The government plans to institute new rules with a view to preventing multinational companies from evading Hungarian taxes, a finance ministry official told the daily Magyar Nemzet.
Most Hungarians See Tipping Doctors After Treatment As A Crime

Most Hungarians See Tipping Doctors After Treatment As A Crime

A majority of Hungarians disapprove of tipping doctors after treatment and want the practice to be classed as a crime, according to Hungarian Academy of Sciences researchers.
Hungary Joins European Blockchain Partnership

Hungary Joins European Blockchain Partnership

Hungary has become the 29th country to sign the Declaration creating a European Blockchain Partnership, the European Commission said on its website, ec.europa.eu.
Hungary Still In ’Stone Age’ Of Digital Signatures

Hungary Still In ’Stone Age’ Of Digital Signatures

Despite the passing of two decades since its launch, Hungary is still in the "stone age" of e-signatures; even so, a possible digitalization breakthrough in the next few years may alleviate the situation, according to digital certification specialist Netlock.
Hungarian Opinion: Tenth Anniversary Of Anti-Roma Killing Spree

Hungarian Opinion: Tenth Anniversary Of Anti-Roma Killing Spree

Ten years after a series of murderous attacks on Roma families by extreme right-wingers, an alt-left and a conservative analyst draw opposing conclusions. Both believe, nonetheless, that the plight of the Roma is a central issue in Hungary today.
Budapest Mayor Wants New Airport For Low-Cost Airlines

Budapest Mayor Wants New Airport For Low-Cost Airlines

Air cargo traffic and flights by low-cost airlines could be redirected to an airport further away from Budapest, as a long-term solution to noise pollution in the city, mayor István Tarlós told a Friday press conference.
Hungarian Parliament CTTEE Endorses Matolcsy’s Renomination As Central Bank Governor

Hungarian Parliament CTTEE Endorses Matolcsy’s Renomination As Central Bank Governor

Parliament’s economic committee approved the renomination of György Matolcsy to head the National Bank of Hungary (NBH) for a second term. The nomination was approved with 10 votes in favour and 5 against.
Thousands To Join Public Workers’ Union Strike In Hungary On 14 March

Thousands To Join Public Workers’ Union Strike In Hungary On 14 March

Several thousand public employees have told their union of their intention to join a national strike on March 14, Erzsébet Boros, the head of the MKKSZ union, said.
National Bank Of Hungary’s Policy Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

National Bank Of Hungary’s Policy Makers Keep Base Rate On Hold

The National Bank of Hungary’s Monetary Council decided to keep the central bank’s key rate on hold at 0.90% at a monthly policy meeting.
Hungarian Gov't Takes Action Against Tax Evasion By Multinationals

Hungarian Gov't Takes Action Against Tax Evasion By Multinationals

The government plans to institute new rules with a view to preventing multinational companies from evading Hungarian taxes, a finance ministry official told the daily Magyar Nemzet.
Most Hungarians See Tipping Doctors After Treatment As A Crime

Most Hungarians See Tipping Doctors After Treatment As A Crime

A majority of Hungarians disapprove of tipping doctors after treatment and want the practice to be classed as a crime, according to Hungarian Academy of Sciences researchers.
Hungary Joins European Blockchain Partnership

Hungary Joins European Blockchain Partnership

Hungary has become the 29th country to sign the Declaration creating a European Blockchain Partnership, the European Commission said on its website, ec.europa.eu.
Hungary Still In ’Stone Age’ Of Digital Signatures

Hungary Still In ’Stone Age’ Of Digital Signatures

Despite the passing of two decades since its launch, Hungary is still in the "stone age" of e-signatures; even so, a possible digitalization breakthrough in the next few years may alleviate the situation, according to digital certification specialist Netlock.
Hungarian Opinion: Tenth Anniversary Of Anti-Roma Killing Spree

Hungarian Opinion: Tenth Anniversary Of Anti-Roma Killing Spree

Ten years after a series of murderous attacks on Roma families by extreme right-wingers, an alt-left and a conservative analyst draw opposing conclusions. Both believe, nonetheless, that the plight of the Roma is a central issue in Hungary today.
Budapest Mayor Wants New Airport For Low-Cost Airlines

Budapest Mayor Wants New Airport For Low-Cost Airlines

Air cargo traffic and flights by low-cost airlines could be redirected to an airport further away from Budapest, as a long-term solution to noise pollution in the city, mayor István Tarlós told a Friday press conference.