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Watch: Xi Jinping Arrives in Budapest, First Chinese Head of State to Visit in 20 Years

Watch: Xi Jinping Arrives in Budapest, First Chinese Head of State to Visit in 20 Years

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Budapest on Wednesday for what can be described as a historic visit, marking the first time a Chinese head of state has visited Hungary in 20 years.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Budapest Mayor's Refusal to Pay City's Taxes 'Unprecedented', Says Hungarian FM

Budapest Mayor's Refusal to Pay City's Taxes 'Unprecedented', Says Hungarian FM

Finance Minister Mihály Varga, in an interview with the online edition of business daily Világgazdaság, said it was “unprecedented” that while Budapest residents and businesses meet their tax obligations, the city’s mayor “ignores them”.
Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Hungary’s labour market is in need of 500,000 additional workers who should preferably be found on the national market before the country turns to guest workers, the economic development minister told a meeting of the National Council for Sustainable Development.
Opinion: Hungary is Most Corrupt Country in EU, According to TI's Perceptions Index

Opinion: Hungary is Most Corrupt Country in EU, According to TI's Perceptions Index

Opinions diverge widely on the annual Corruption Perceptions Index by Transparency International, which ranked Hungary as the most corrupt country in the European Union in its latest analysis.
TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

The TurkStream gas pipeline is what guarantees Hungary’s energy security, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Monday, arguing it was the only east-west pipeline in Europe operating with 100% capacity.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

After the swearing-in of the new Cabinet ministers last week, the weeklies try to make sense of the new composition of Prime Minister Orbán’s government. Two left-wing weeklies lament the sad state of the opposition.
Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Commenting on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s announcement last week of a rule-of-law review of Hungary, Justice Minister Judit Varga said: “Hungary has not been sent a letter, and, as far as I understand, the meeting of the College of Commissioners on the decision has not yet been called; this is expected to take place in late April.
Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Concerning the upgrade of Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant, PM Orbán said that Hungary had a general objection against European sanctions against Russia, but “since unity within the EU is important, Hungary approves such measures unless they do not impact vital Hungarian interests”.
Watch: Xi Jinping Arrives in Budapest, First Chinese Head of State to Visit in 20 Years

Watch: Xi Jinping Arrives in Budapest, First Chinese Head of State to Visit in 20 Years

Chinese President Xi Jinping arrived in Budapest on Wednesday for what can be described as a historic visit, marking the first time a Chinese head of state has visited Hungary in 20 years.
Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Hungarian Opinion Weeklies on 20 Years in the EU and the Run-Up to the EU Elections

Left-liberal authors disapprove of the government’s confrontational attitude towards the European Union, while their pro-government colleagues hope that the June elections will produce a new political order in Brussels.
Budapest Mayor's Refusal to Pay City's Taxes 'Unprecedented', Says Hungarian FM

Budapest Mayor's Refusal to Pay City's Taxes 'Unprecedented', Says Hungarian FM

Finance Minister Mihály Varga, in an interview with the online edition of business daily Világgazdaság, said it was “unprecedented” that while Budapest residents and businesses meet their tax obligations, the city’s mayor “ignores them”.
Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Will 500,000 Additional Workers Needed in Hungary Come From Abroad?

Hungary’s labour market is in need of 500,000 additional workers who should preferably be found on the national market before the country turns to guest workers, the economic development minister told a meeting of the National Council for Sustainable Development.
Opinion: Hungary is Most Corrupt Country in EU, According to TI's Perceptions Index

Opinion: Hungary is Most Corrupt Country in EU, According to TI's Perceptions Index

Opinions diverge widely on the annual Corruption Perceptions Index by Transparency International, which ranked Hungary as the most corrupt country in the European Union in its latest analysis.
TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

TurkStream Pipeline Critical To Hungary’s Energy Security

The TurkStream gas pipeline is what guarantees Hungary’s energy security, Péter Szijjártó, the minister of foreign affairs and trade, said on Monday, arguing it was the only east-west pipeline in Europe operating with 100% capacity.
Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

Hungarian Opinion: Weeklies on the New Government

After the swearing-in of the new Cabinet ministers last week, the weeklies try to make sense of the new composition of Prime Minister Orbán’s government. Two left-wing weeklies lament the sad state of the opposition.
Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Hungary Hasn’t Received Letter on Conditionality Mechanism Launch

Commenting on European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s announcement last week of a rule-of-law review of Hungary, Justice Minister Judit Varga said: “Hungary has not been sent a letter, and, as far as I understand, the meeting of the College of Commissioners on the decision has not yet been called; this is expected to take place in late April.
Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Paks Nuclear Plant Upgrade to Continue

Concerning the upgrade of Hungary’s Paks nuclear plant, PM Orbán said that Hungary had a general objection against European sanctions against Russia, but “since unity within the EU is important, Hungary approves such measures unless they do not impact vital Hungarian interests”.