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Theatre & Film Arts University Students Reject New Leadership's 'Ultimatum'

Theatre & Film Arts University Students Reject New Leadership's 'Ultimatum'

The students of Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) vowed to maintain their blockade of university premises, insisting the new leadership was “illegitimate” and its overtures were “an ultimatum” rather than conciliatory.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Predicts Tough Months Ahead For Hospitals

Hungarian Opinion: PM Predicts Tough Months Ahead For Hospitals

As Prime Minister Orbán announces unprecedented wage hikes for physicians and warns that the second wave of the pandemic will be deeper and longer than the first one, a centrist analyst warns that the COVID pandemic could get out of control if the government and the public do not take more severe precautions.
Bill On Raising Hungarian Doctors’ Pay Submitted

Bill On Raising Hungarian Doctors’ Pay Submitted

A bill submitted to Parliament yesterday raises the salaries of physicians but forbids many of them from pursuing private medical practices alongside their work for the state healthcare system.
Doctors In Hungary To Receive 'Unprecedented' Wage Hike, 'Gratuity Payments' To Be 'Phased Out'

Doctors In Hungary To Receive 'Unprecedented' Wage Hike, 'Gratuity Payments' To Be 'Phased Out'

Hungary’s government and the Hungarian Chamber of Doctors (MOK) have agreed to raise doctors’ wages by an “unprecedented” rate, and to “phase out” gratuity payments, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
New Leadership Of Budapest Theatre & Film University Starts Work

New Leadership Of Budapest Theatre & Film University Starts Work

The new leadership of Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) started work on Friday from an external location, after employees started striking and students barricaded two university buildings, in protest against what they have called an infringement on the university’s independence.
Hungarian Finance Minister Augurs Economic Turnaround In First Half Of 2021

Hungarian Finance Minister Augurs Economic Turnaround In First Half Of 2021

Finance Minister Mihály Varga (pictured on top) projected the economy would turn around in the first half of next year as the recovery from the coronavirus crisis is slow across Europe, in an interview on public radio.
PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

A failure by young people to follow the rules could endanger the elderly and the sick, the prime minister warned in his speech to lawmakers. “Now the effectiveness of our defence against the pandemic really depends on us,” he said.
Opposition DK Demands Extension Of Expiring Aid To Companies

Opposition DK Demands Extension Of Expiring Aid To Companies

The opposition Democratic Coalition demands that the government extend a subsidy programme aimed at helping companies impacted by the coronavirus crisis, deputy party leader Csaba Molnár (pictured on top) told an online press conference on Saturday.
Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

The restrictions on gatherings and the cancellation of festivals is expected to cost the economy Ft 80 billion, Hungarian Festival Association (MFSZ) chairman István Márta told business daily Világgazdaság.
Theatre & Film Arts University Students Reject New Leadership's 'Ultimatum'

Theatre & Film Arts University Students Reject New Leadership's 'Ultimatum'

The students of Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) vowed to maintain their blockade of university premises, insisting the new leadership was “illegitimate” and its overtures were “an ultimatum” rather than conciliatory.
Hungarian Opinion: PM Predicts Tough Months Ahead For Hospitals

Hungarian Opinion: PM Predicts Tough Months Ahead For Hospitals

As Prime Minister Orbán announces unprecedented wage hikes for physicians and warns that the second wave of the pandemic will be deeper and longer than the first one, a centrist analyst warns that the COVID pandemic could get out of control if the government and the public do not take more severe precautions.
Bill On Raising Hungarian Doctors’ Pay Submitted

Bill On Raising Hungarian Doctors’ Pay Submitted

A bill submitted to Parliament yesterday raises the salaries of physicians but forbids many of them from pursuing private medical practices alongside their work for the state healthcare system.
Doctors In Hungary To Receive 'Unprecedented' Wage Hike, 'Gratuity Payments' To Be 'Phased Out'

Doctors In Hungary To Receive 'Unprecedented' Wage Hike, 'Gratuity Payments' To Be 'Phased Out'

Hungary’s government and the Hungarian Chamber of Doctors (MOK) have agreed to raise doctors’ wages by an “unprecedented” rate, and to “phase out” gratuity payments, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said.
New Leadership Of Budapest Theatre & Film University Starts Work

New Leadership Of Budapest Theatre & Film University Starts Work

The new leadership of Budapest’s University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) started work on Friday from an external location, after employees started striking and students barricaded two university buildings, in protest against what they have called an infringement on the university’s independence.
Hungarian Finance Minister Augurs Economic Turnaround In First Half Of 2021

Hungarian Finance Minister Augurs Economic Turnaround In First Half Of 2021

Finance Minister Mihály Varga (pictured on top) projected the economy would turn around in the first half of next year as the recovery from the coronavirus crisis is slow across Europe, in an interview on public radio.
PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

PM Orbán Urges Young People To Stick To Rules

A failure by young people to follow the rules could endanger the elderly and the sick, the prime minister warned in his speech to lawmakers. “Now the effectiveness of our defence against the pandemic really depends on us,” he said.
Opposition DK Demands Extension Of Expiring Aid To Companies

Opposition DK Demands Extension Of Expiring Aid To Companies

The opposition Democratic Coalition demands that the government extend a subsidy programme aimed at helping companies impacted by the coronavirus crisis, deputy party leader Csaba Molnár (pictured on top) told an online press conference on Saturday.
Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

Hungarian Festival Organisers Say VAT Cut Key To Weathering Crisis

The restrictions on gatherings and the cancellation of festivals is expected to cost the economy Ft 80 billion, Hungarian Festival Association (MFSZ) chairman István Márta told business daily Világgazdaság.