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Good news about road closures around Budapest Airport
Road closures around Budapest Airport have made life difficult for many, but now...
Chinese President Xi Jinping will arrive in Budapest soon, these will be the main topics of his visit
These will be the highlights of Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Budapest:
Hungarian-Uzbek business forum: 29 business leaders arrived in Tashkent as part of the Hungarian delegation
Hungarian-Uzbek business forum: 29 business leaders arrive in Tashkent at once to take advantage of excellent business opportunities in the Central Asian country
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Defence Minister: Drawing NATO into conflict would lead to world war
A conference marked the 75th anniversary of NATO's founding and the 25th anniversary of Hungary's membership in the alliance
Uzbekistan Hungary concludes important new agreements and resumes direct flights
Meeting of the Hungarian-Uzbek mixed economic committee, investment zone for Hungarian companies, direct flight from Budapest to Tashkent, scholarship program and many more:
Ukraine, Gaza, Sahel: Orbán cabinet says Hungary ‘cannot be accused of lacking solidarity’
"Hungary cannot be accused of lacking solidarity, as it had launched the largest humanitarian action of its history to aid Ukrainians fleeing from the war and..."
Retail sales in Hungary grow by an adjusted 4.2 pc y/y in March
The latest data on retail sales in Hungary are out
European farming under ‘green ideological pressure’, says Hungarian minister
European farming: The Hungarian agriculture minister said the EU's policy of compulsory set-aside "endangers food security", details HERE
EP Election 2024 – survey: new Hungarian Tisza party is already the strongest opposition force
PM Orbán's Fidesz is the strongest, but Péter Magyar's opposition Tisza party is a comet, while many well-known opposition parties will disappear after the election
German software company Evosoft invests €8.7 million in a new R&D project in Hungary
German-owned software developer Evosoft is investing 3.4 billion forints (EUR 8.7m) into a new R and D project developing the effectiveness of installing production lines: