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Bomb Causes Evacuation Of Hundreds In Budapest
"A mine-launching grenade, probably from World War II, was found on Mosoly utca in Budapest’s 13th District on Thursday. Some 300 local residents were evacuated and taken to Tomori Pál primary school, Budapest civil defense directorate spokeswoman Ágnes Barta said. more »

Budapest Stock Exchange Appoints First Austrian Chairman


Budapest Stock Exchange Appoints First Austrian Chairman
"The Budapest Stock Exchange (BSE) board appointed Vienna bourse CEO Michael Buhl as its chairman at an EGM yesterday. Buhl, the first Austrian CEO of the BSE in its 147-year existence, replaces Mihály Patai, who quit the post in September. more »

Invitation: Energy & Publicity Conference, Budapest, 17 November


Invitation: Energy & Publicity Conference, Budapest, 17 November
"The Energia Klub Climate Policy Institute and Applied Communications is honoured to invite You to participate in the conference „Energy and publicity” which targets the following questions: What can we know of energy issues? How and where is information on energy accessible? Which details concern the public and which are suppressed? What is published and how by the press? How is information leaked? How was the Fukushima accident presented by the Hungarian media? more »

Egyptian Bus Driver Who Drove The Ill-Fated Hungarian Tourists Was Unqualified


Egyptian Bus Driver Who Drove The Ill-Fated Hungarian Tourists Was Unqualified
"The Egyptian coach driver who drove the ill-fated Hungarian tourists to Hurghada airport was not licensed to drive tourist buses, the Egyptian press reported on Wednesday. If convicted, the driver could be sentenced to up to seven years in prison. Tour company Eastmar Travel will also be reprimanded. more »
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