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Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

The municipal appeals court handed a six year prison sentence to the head of a business group last November in the wake of an alert by European Union anti-fraud office OLAF, the Budapest chief prosecutor’s office said, noting that the ruling has taken effect.
Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Hungary has again made it clear that it does not want to become a country of immigrants and insists that the direction of the European Union’s future migration policy should be decided by its citizens in the upcoming European parliamentary elections, a senior government official said in Brussels.
Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

State boating company Mahart has bought 20 hotel ships from French manufacturer Nicols, government commissioner Máriusz Révész announced on Tuesday.
U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

The US Supreme Court said it would not take on a lawsuit filed by the heirs of Hungarian art collector Mór Lipót Herzog against Hungary with the aim of recovering artefacts confiscated in 1944 and now kept in Hungarian museums.
'Mummies Of The World' In Budapest

'Mummies Of The World' In Budapest

  • 7 Jan 2019 2:01 PM
  • specials
Now on until 20 January. This unique exhibition presents mummies and artefacts borrowed from world museums, universities, scientific organizations and private collections from all over the world.
Hungarian Gov't Official Marks Memorial Day Of Saint Thomas Of Canterbury

Hungarian Gov't Official Marks Memorial Day Of Saint Thomas Of Canterbury

For Hungarians Christianity means not only theological traditions but also a social setting which has determined the conditions for human dignity, the family, the nation, the state and the church for more than a thousand years, state secretary for security policy Péter Sztáray said in a lecture marking the 25th memorial day of Saint Thomas of Canterbury in Esztergom, in northern Hungary.
Hungary Poised To Play Lead Role In W Balkan Climate Protection

Hungary Poised To Play Lead Role In W Balkan Climate Protection

With a view to implementation of the Paris climate accord, an environmental non-profit will be established in the Western Balkans and Hungary is poised to take a leading role in developments related to climate protection, the innovation and technology ministry said.
Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

A special session of parliament lacked a quorum Thursday due to a boycott by ruling party lawmakers.
Gulyás Dismisses Concerns Over Decision To Move Imre Nagy Statue In Budapest

Gulyás Dismisses Concerns Over Decision To Move Imre Nagy Statue In Budapest

“There is no problem at all with Imre Nagy,” the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told commercial news channel ATV, dismissing concerns over the government’s decision to move the statue of the 1956-era leader.
Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

Hungarian Businessman Behind Bars In Wake Of OLAF Warning

The municipal appeals court handed a six year prison sentence to the head of a business group last November in the wake of an alert by European Union anti-fraud office OLAF, the Budapest chief prosecutor’s office said, noting that the ruling has taken effect.
Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Govt Official: Hungary Won’t Become ‘Immigrant Country’

Hungary has again made it clear that it does not want to become a country of immigrants and insists that the direction of the European Union’s future migration policy should be decided by its citizens in the upcoming European parliamentary elections, a senior government official said in Brussels.
Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

Hungary Buys Hotel Ships Costing HUF 1.5 Billion For Tisza Lake

State boating company Mahart has bought 20 hotel ships from French manufacturer Nicols, government commissioner Máriusz Révész announced on Tuesday.
U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

U.S. Supreme Court Passes On WW2 Art Claim Against Hungary

The US Supreme Court said it would not take on a lawsuit filed by the heirs of Hungarian art collector Mór Lipót Herzog against Hungary with the aim of recovering artefacts confiscated in 1944 and now kept in Hungarian museums.
'Mummies Of The World' In Budapest

'Mummies Of The World' In Budapest

  • 7 Jan 2019 2:01 PM
  • specials
Now on until 20 January. This unique exhibition presents mummies and artefacts borrowed from world museums, universities, scientific organizations and private collections from all over the world.
Hungarian Gov't Official Marks Memorial Day Of Saint Thomas Of Canterbury

Hungarian Gov't Official Marks Memorial Day Of Saint Thomas Of Canterbury

For Hungarians Christianity means not only theological traditions but also a social setting which has determined the conditions for human dignity, the family, the nation, the state and the church for more than a thousand years, state secretary for security policy Péter Sztáray said in a lecture marking the 25th memorial day of Saint Thomas of Canterbury in Esztergom, in northern Hungary.
Hungary Poised To Play Lead Role In W Balkan Climate Protection

Hungary Poised To Play Lead Role In W Balkan Climate Protection

With a view to implementation of the Paris climate accord, an environmental non-profit will be established in the Western Balkans and Hungary is poised to take a leading role in developments related to climate protection, the innovation and technology ministry said.
Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

Special Session In Hungarian Parliament Lacks Quorum

A special session of parliament lacked a quorum Thursday due to a boycott by ruling party lawmakers.
Gulyás Dismisses Concerns Over Decision To Move Imre Nagy Statue In Budapest

Gulyás Dismisses Concerns Over Decision To Move Imre Nagy Statue In Budapest

“There is no problem at all with Imre Nagy,” the head of the Prime Minister’s Office told commercial news channel ATV, dismissing concerns over the government’s decision to move the statue of the 1956-era leader.