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"World in Serious Danger", Says Hungarian Foreign Minister

The current situation on the global political stage poses a serious danger to the world unless common sense prevails, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told an international conference in Tangier, Morocco.
Hungary Maintains Arms Ban, Sanctions Won’t Extend to Oil, Gas Imports

Hungary Maintains Arms Ban, Sanctions Won’t Extend to Oil, Gas Imports

Hungary is maintaining its Ukraine arms delivery ban, the foreign minister said in Brussels on Thursday, the second day of a NATO meeting of foreign ministers.
Petrol Price Cap Creates Chaos in Hungary

Petrol Price Cap Creates Chaos in Hungary

At an extraordinary night-time press conference, Prime Minister’s Office leader Gergely Gulyás, speaking alongside MOL chairman and CEO Zsolt Hernádi, announced a series of measures designed to combat the confusion and chaos that has developed at filling stations as a result of the price cap on petrol.
Hungary & Visegrad Group to Veto EU Climate Tax Plans

Hungary & Visegrad Group to Veto EU Climate Tax Plans

Hungary and the Visegrad Group countries will veto a new tax Brussels plans to introduce “under the guise of fighting climate change”, the communications director of ruling Fidesz said over the weekend.
Hungarian Opinion: Is Epidemic Getting Out Of Control Here?

Hungarian Opinion: Is Epidemic Getting Out Of Control Here?

Pro-government commentators find it absurd for the opposition to now accuse the government of reacting too late to the third wave of the pandemic, when for weeks it has demanded and easing of restrictions. Left-wing and liberal commentators, on the other hand, accuse the government of letting the epidemic get out of control.
Hungarian PM Orbán: 'Hope For The Best, Prepare For The Worst'

Hungarian PM Orbán: 'Hope For The Best, Prepare For The Worst'

  • 18 Apr 2020 7:17 AM
  • current affairs
In the management of the coronavirus epidemic, the old wisdom prevails: ‘Hope for the best, and prepare for the worst’, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Kossuth Radio’s programme ‘Good morning, Hungary’ on Friday.
Hungary To Raise Wages For Government Office Workers

Hungary To Raise Wages For Government Office Workers

The government will spend around 32 billion forints (EUR 95.3m) to raise wages for government office workers by at least 10%, but by 18% on average, and the cafeteria system of in-kind benefits will also be reinstated in regional public administration from April, the Prime Minister’s Office said over the weekend.
Tax Agents Find High Number Of Faults In Balaton Area

Tax Agents Find High Number Of Faults In Balaton Area

Tax and customs agents found irregularities in almost one out of every four enterprises during recent checks on Balaton area businesses.
Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bills submitted to parliament recently that would amend laws on competitiveness in the agriculture sector and the sale of farmland would drastically devalue the assets of some 1.5 million landowners, a Socialist Party leader told a press conference over the weekend.

"World in Serious Danger", Says Hungarian Foreign Minister

The current situation on the global political stage poses a serious danger to the world unless common sense prevails, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó told an international conference in Tangier, Morocco.
Hungary Maintains Arms Ban, Sanctions Won’t Extend to Oil, Gas Imports

Hungary Maintains Arms Ban, Sanctions Won’t Extend to Oil, Gas Imports

Hungary is maintaining its Ukraine arms delivery ban, the foreign minister said in Brussels on Thursday, the second day of a NATO meeting of foreign ministers.
Petrol Price Cap Creates Chaos in Hungary

Petrol Price Cap Creates Chaos in Hungary

At an extraordinary night-time press conference, Prime Minister’s Office leader Gergely Gulyás, speaking alongside MOL chairman and CEO Zsolt Hernádi, announced a series of measures designed to combat the confusion and chaos that has developed at filling stations as a result of the price cap on petrol.
Hungary & Visegrad Group to Veto EU Climate Tax Plans

Hungary & Visegrad Group to Veto EU Climate Tax Plans

Hungary and the Visegrad Group countries will veto a new tax Brussels plans to introduce “under the guise of fighting climate change”, the communications director of ruling Fidesz said over the weekend.
Hungarian Opinion: Is Epidemic Getting Out Of Control Here?

Hungarian Opinion: Is Epidemic Getting Out Of Control Here?

Pro-government commentators find it absurd for the opposition to now accuse the government of reacting too late to the third wave of the pandemic, when for weeks it has demanded and easing of restrictions. Left-wing and liberal commentators, on the other hand, accuse the government of letting the epidemic get out of control.
Hungarian PM Orbán: 'Hope For The Best, Prepare For The Worst'

Hungarian PM Orbán: 'Hope For The Best, Prepare For The Worst'

  • 18 Apr 2020 7:17 AM
  • current affairs
In the management of the coronavirus epidemic, the old wisdom prevails: ‘Hope for the best, and prepare for the worst’, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on Kossuth Radio’s programme ‘Good morning, Hungary’ on Friday.
Hungary To Raise Wages For Government Office Workers

Hungary To Raise Wages For Government Office Workers

The government will spend around 32 billion forints (EUR 95.3m) to raise wages for government office workers by at least 10%, but by 18% on average, and the cafeteria system of in-kind benefits will also be reinstated in regional public administration from April, the Prime Minister’s Office said over the weekend.
Tax Agents Find High Number Of Faults In Balaton Area

Tax Agents Find High Number Of Faults In Balaton Area

Tax and customs agents found irregularities in almost one out of every four enterprises during recent checks on Balaton area businesses.
Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bill Would 'Drastically' Devalue Farmland, Says Hungarian Opposition

Bills submitted to parliament recently that would amend laws on competitiveness in the agriculture sector and the sale of farmland would drastically devalue the assets of some 1.5 million landowners, a Socialist Party leader told a press conference over the weekend.