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Chamber Calls for Rate Freeze, Repayment Moratorium for Hungarian Firms

Chamber Calls for Rate Freeze, Repayment Moratorium for Hungarian Firms

The Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) has requested that the government should consider freezing the rate on corporate loans between 5-10% and introducing a repayment moratorium for existing floating-rate loans “as long as the economic situation warrants”.
Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

The opposition Democratic Coalition’s “shadow government” held its first meeting on Monday, the leftist party’s spokeswoman, Olga Kálmán, told a press conference.
Home Repossessions Soar as Moratorium Ends Here

Home Repossessions Soar as Moratorium Ends Here

More than 1,100 homes in Hungary were repossessed and sold by auction in a single month after the moratorium on repossession and evictions ended on June 15, RTL News reported.
Updated: Tom Jones Falls Ill in Budapest

Updated: Tom Jones Falls Ill in Budapest

British pop singer Tom Jones will perform in Budapest next June, not this month as previously scheduled, promoter Krokodil Rock announced.
7 Best Bohemian Bars in Budapest's Hip 7th District

7 Best Bohemian Bars in Budapest's Hip 7th District

Best known for its ruin bars, Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, District VII, is also where to find bohemian hangouts similar in approach to alternative bars in Shoreditch or Oberkampf in Paris.
Many Budapest Public Transport Suppliers Cancelling Contracts, Renovation of M3 in Jeopardy

Many Budapest Public Transport Suppliers Cancelling Contracts, Renovation of M3 in Jeopardy

Some 36 suppliers to Budapest transport company BKV reneged on contracts by the end of April, citing increased costs or supply problems, and the company is concerned that the extra claims by contractors could amount to tens of billions of forints, Népszava learned.
Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

After their failure in the April general election, the coalition of opposition parties has fallen apart and, with the exception of the Democratic Coalition led by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the rivalling parties are in a state of crisis, according to an analysis of opinion polls carried out by the Twenty-First Century Institute.
Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

A European Commission plan to prohibit the promotion of red meat and wine in the bloc is “unacceptable”, a state secretary of the Hungarian agriculture ministry has said.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Electoral Campaign

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Electoral Campaign

As the electoral campaign officially kicks off, the weeklies analyse the political landscape and the various factors that might play a role in the run-up to the elections called for 3 April.
Chamber Calls for Rate Freeze, Repayment Moratorium for Hungarian Firms

Chamber Calls for Rate Freeze, Repayment Moratorium for Hungarian Firms

The Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) has requested that the government should consider freezing the rate on corporate loans between 5-10% and introducing a repayment moratorium for existing floating-rate loans “as long as the economic situation warrants”.
Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

Details Released of DK First Shadow Govt Meeting in Hungary

The opposition Democratic Coalition’s “shadow government” held its first meeting on Monday, the leftist party’s spokeswoman, Olga Kálmán, told a press conference.
Home Repossessions Soar as Moratorium Ends Here

Home Repossessions Soar as Moratorium Ends Here

More than 1,100 homes in Hungary were repossessed and sold by auction in a single month after the moratorium on repossession and evictions ended on June 15, RTL News reported.
Updated: Tom Jones Falls Ill in Budapest

Updated: Tom Jones Falls Ill in Budapest

British pop singer Tom Jones will perform in Budapest next June, not this month as previously scheduled, promoter Krokodil Rock announced.
7 Best Bohemian Bars in Budapest's Hip 7th District

7 Best Bohemian Bars in Budapest's Hip 7th District

Best known for its ruin bars, Budapest’s Jewish Quarter, District VII, is also where to find bohemian hangouts similar in approach to alternative bars in Shoreditch or Oberkampf in Paris.
Many Budapest Public Transport Suppliers Cancelling Contracts, Renovation of M3 in Jeopardy

Many Budapest Public Transport Suppliers Cancelling Contracts, Renovation of M3 in Jeopardy

Some 36 suppliers to Budapest transport company BKV reneged on contracts by the end of April, citing increased costs or supply problems, and the company is concerned that the extra claims by contractors could amount to tens of billions of forints, Népszava learned.
Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

Hungarian Left Wing 'In Crisis', Claims Twenty-First Century Institute

After their failure in the April general election, the coalition of opposition parties has fallen apart and, with the exception of the Democratic Coalition led by Ferenc Gyurcsány, the rivalling parties are in a state of crisis, according to an analysis of opinion polls carried out by the Twenty-First Century Institute.
Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

Planned EU Ban on Red Meat, Wine Promotion 'Unacceptable', Says Hungarian Agriculture Ministry

A European Commission plan to prohibit the promotion of red meat and wine in the bloc is “unacceptable”, a state secretary of the Hungarian agriculture ministry has said.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Electoral Campaign

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Electoral Campaign

As the electoral campaign officially kicks off, the weeklies analyse the political landscape and the various factors that might play a role in the run-up to the elections called for 3 April.