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New Foreign Missions Available for Hungarian Election in April

New Foreign Missions Available for Hungarian Election in April

In Hungary’s April 3 general election and the referendum on child protection to be held simultaneously, voters with a Hungarian address who reside abroad will have 146 foreign representations at their disposal as opposed to 118 when the election was last held in 2018.
Hungary to Hold General Election on Sunday 3 April

Hungary to Hold General Election on Sunday 3 April

President János Áder has set April 3 as the date of Hungary’s next general election, the earliest possible Sunday that the ballot can be held under the law.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Stakes in the April Election

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Stakes in the April Election

The two leading liberal weeklies urge the opposition to stand firm behind Péter Márki-Zay, despite his gaffes.
Hungarian Opinion: Former National Bank President Predicts Restrictions After Election

Hungarian Opinion: Former National Bank President Predicts Restrictions After Election

György Surányi, who served as President of the National Bank under a socialist-liberal government in the 1990s, sees monetary and fiscal restrictions as necessary. A pro-government economist dismisses the suggestion and accuses Surányi of serving foreign interests.
Hungarian Opinion: Márki-Zay to be Left Without Own Parliamentary Group

Hungarian Opinion: Márki-Zay to be Left Without Own Parliamentary Group

A pro-government commentator writes that the opposition parties wanted to teach Péter Márki-Zay a lesson by not allowing him to put his own candidates on the opposition ballot.
Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Analyst Fears Post-Election Violence

Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Analyst Fears Post-Election Violence

An opposition-leaning legal and political analyst warns that next year’s election may be followed by political violence. A pro-government commentator dismisses such warnings as mentally unbalanced.
Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

A left-wing commentator describes welfare measures introduced barely three months before the next parliamentary elections as a desperate attempt by the government to increase its popularity. His right-wing counterpart believes those measures are proof of sound fundamentals.
Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

At the end of September, the gross consolidated debt of the Hungarian state was 42.106 trillion Ft. (US $130.1 billion), according to data published by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB) on the last day of 2021, making it the highest it has ever been in the country’s history.
Hungarian Retailers Reluctant to Accept SZÉP Cards

Hungarian Retailers Reluctant to Accept SZÉP Cards

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced last week that the fringe benefit accumulating SZÉP cards can be used at retail units to buy food between February 1 and May 31, 2022 but retailers are reluctant to invest in establishing the card-reading infrastructure just for four months, a source told website 444.
New Foreign Missions Available for Hungarian Election in April

New Foreign Missions Available for Hungarian Election in April

In Hungary’s April 3 general election and the referendum on child protection to be held simultaneously, voters with a Hungarian address who reside abroad will have 146 foreign representations at their disposal as opposed to 118 when the election was last held in 2018.
Hungary to Hold General Election on Sunday 3 April

Hungary to Hold General Election on Sunday 3 April

President János Áder has set April 3 as the date of Hungary’s next general election, the earliest possible Sunday that the ballot can be held under the law.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Stakes in the April Election

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the Stakes in the April Election

The two leading liberal weeklies urge the opposition to stand firm behind Péter Márki-Zay, despite his gaffes.
Hungarian Opinion: Former National Bank President Predicts Restrictions After Election

Hungarian Opinion: Former National Bank President Predicts Restrictions After Election

György Surányi, who served as President of the National Bank under a socialist-liberal government in the 1990s, sees monetary and fiscal restrictions as necessary. A pro-government economist dismisses the suggestion and accuses Surányi of serving foreign interests.
Hungarian Opinion: Márki-Zay to be Left Without Own Parliamentary Group

Hungarian Opinion: Márki-Zay to be Left Without Own Parliamentary Group

A pro-government commentator writes that the opposition parties wanted to teach Péter Márki-Zay a lesson by not allowing him to put his own candidates on the opposition ballot.
Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Analyst Fears Post-Election Violence

Hungarian Opinion: Left-Wing Analyst Fears Post-Election Violence

An opposition-leaning legal and political analyst warns that next year’s election may be followed by political violence. A pro-government commentator dismisses such warnings as mentally unbalanced.
Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

Opinion: Conflicting Takes on the State of the Hungarian Economy

A left-wing commentator describes welfare measures introduced barely three months before the next parliamentary elections as a desperate attempt by the government to increase its popularity. His right-wing counterpart believes those measures are proof of sound fundamentals.
Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

Hungarian Public Debt at Historic High

At the end of September, the gross consolidated debt of the Hungarian state was 42.106 trillion Ft. (US $130.1 billion), according to data published by the Magyar Nemzeti Bank (MNB) on the last day of 2021, making it the highest it has ever been in the country’s history.
Hungarian Retailers Reluctant to Accept SZÉP Cards

Hungarian Retailers Reluctant to Accept SZÉP Cards

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced last week that the fringe benefit accumulating SZÉP cards can be used at retail units to buy food between February 1 and May 31, 2022 but retailers are reluctant to invest in establishing the card-reading infrastructure just for four months, a source told website 444.