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Hungarian research could yield breakthrough in Covid-19 treatment
Research by the HUN-REN Research Centre for Natural Sciences raises hope that a drug used in oncology could be used to treat COVID-19, details HERE:
Railway stations in major Hungarian cities to be completely rebuilt with private capital
On Monday, János Lázár, the head of the construction and transport ministry, said that the ministry is coordinating the revamp of ten busy railway stations. Lázár said in a Facebook video that Debrecen railway station will be rebuilt with private capital as…
Young people planning armed attacks against protected persons in Hungary – US intelligence warns
⚠️ The terrorist group wanted to attack during the Hungarian national holiday! Details⤵️
Hungary, Laos agriculture ties strengthening: Minister Linkham Duangsavanh visits Budapest
Sándor Farkas, a state secretary at the Agriculture Ministry, met with Laos' Minister of Agriculture and Forestry Linkham Duangsavanh in Budapest:
Orbán cabinet: Hungarian presidency to give impetus to EU enlargement in Western Balkans, Montenegro steps forward
Accession chapters with Montenegro?
BREAKING NEWS! Another huge tax hike from the Orbán cabinet: this time it’s on short-term rentals in Budapest
Short-term rentals in Budapest: with these austerity measures and tax increases, the Hungarian government is punishing Hungarian families!
Hungarian farm groups slam European Union’s Common Agricultural Policy report
"European Commission's report on dialogue concerning the future of the European Union's Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is unacceptable"
A message from the legacy of Dracula: Béla Lugosi’s granddaughter speaks to fans
Happy birthday to Béla Lugosi, aka Dracula, born 142 years ago and star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame!
International Product Safety Week: Hungarian ministry takes forward-looking approach to ongoing initiatives
The International Product Safety Week involved over 600 experts from 70 countries who discussed topics such as the role of product safety in the circular economy:
Contemporary Hungarian art on display in New York
Contemporary Hungarian art from the collection of the National Bank of Hungary has gone on display in the Fridman Gallery on Manhattan’s Lower East Side, and will be open to the public for one month. Abstraction in Hungary According to…