Daniella Takacs
Foreign workers in Hungary’s construction sector: Working without permits in chaotic conditions?
Despite significant investments flooding into Hungary’s construction sector, local companies are facing challenges regarding foreign workers and importing raw materials.
Lake Balaton polluted with cocaine, hormones and sunscreen
Lake Balaton's waters and wildlife are under serious threat, as the Hungarian Sea is polluted with sunscreen, hormones and cocaine derivatives. Experts are concerned.
Shocking breakfast bill in Tihany confectionery sparks outrage
A receipt from a guest at the popular Tihany confectionery has been circulating online, causing public outrage.
This Hungaricum is much cheaper in Italy than in Hungary
A quintessential Hungarian product is over 70 percent cheaper in an Italian shop than in Hungary.
Could Hungary shift from Russian gas by diversifying energy sources?
Over the past two years, Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has held numerous negotiations on energy issues with countries such as Oman, Kazakhstan and Trinidad and Tobago, in the bid to curb Hungary's reliance on Russian gas.
Ukraine addresses Russian oil supply issues amid pipeline blockage
Amid growing concerns over energy security, Ukraine has responded to the recent partial blockage of the pipeline transporting Russian oil to Hungary and Slovakia.
Here’s the list of items banned from Hungarian schools starting September 2024
On Thursday, the government published a list of items that will be banned from schools and dorms in Hungary:
Drastic changes in healthcare in Budapest from October
The National Ambulance Service (OMSZ) is making a major change that will affect everyone in healthcare in Budapest
Accommodation prices skyrocket in Hungary
Accommodation prices in Hungary are rising, with significant increases observed in guest houses, apartments, and 3-star hotels.
Former CEO of Polish Orlen’s payments linked to PM Orbán’s son-in-law
Daniel Obajtek, the former CEO of the Polish company Orlen and recently elected Member of the European Parliament, is receiving payments from a company linked to Viktor Orbán’s son-in-law, István Tiborcz.