EU Takes Hungary To Task Over Corruption
The European Parliament’s (EP) budgetary control committee (CONT) has cited “serious corruption” in Hungary in a draft report approved on Wednesday.
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Govt Spox: Democracy Is Not Dying In Hungary
“For Hungarians, it’s Hungary first”, government spokesman Zoltán Kovács said in a letter to the editor of The Washington Post on Monday, in response to an opinion blog published in the paper in early April criticising the state of democracy in Hungary.
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Expat CEO Resigns From Magyar Telekom
Magyar Telekom has announced the resignation of its chief executive Christopher Mattheisen, who will leave the company on July 1 after many years in charge of the giant Hungarian company. He will be replaced by Tibor Rékasi.
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5 Top Late-Night Dining Dens In Budapest
There was a time when all Budapest had to offer after-hours was soggy gyros and 200ft pizza that you wouldn’t dare eat when sober. Thankfully those days are over...
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Mészáros To Focus On Businesses After Quitting As Mayor
Mega investor Lőrinc Mészáros, one of Hungary’s richest men and a childhood friend of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, said he would continue supporting local residents and strengthening enterprises in Felcsút, a small town near Budapest, after his resignation as local mayor there, daily Magyar Idők said.
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Hospital Association: Lack Of Doctors Burning Problem
The lack of doctors in Hungary’s health-care system is the most critical issue facing the sector, according to the head of the country’s hospital association.
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