Opposition Party Fidesz Would Review Hungary's EU Membership

"While early elections are currently the top issue on the agenda for Hungary's leading opposition force Fidesz, parliamentary group leader Tibor Navracsics also made a statement yesterday that Hungary should re-evaluate its EU membership. Navracsics said many Hungarians believe 5 years of EU membership failed to deliver any benefits, therefore “a lot of things should be reconsidered", wire service MTI reported. more »

Conference On Funding Nabucco Today

"Heads of state and government from 12 countries have signalled their intention to attend the two-day Nabucco international summit that begins in Budapest today. The Prime Minister’s Office said 17-20 delegations are expected to attend. more »

U.S. Embassy Hosts Reception to Celebrate the U.S. Presidential Inauguration

"On January 20th, the U.S. Embassy hosted a reception to celebrate the inauguration of the 44th President of the United States, Barack Obama. An enthusiastic group of about 150 Hungarians and Americans gathered to witness the swearing in of the new U.S. President and to hear his inaugural address. more »

PM: Crisis Management Plan On The Way

"Hungary’s cabinet will be the first in the EU to formulate an authentic economic and social policy programme in the coming days, Prime Minister Ferenc Gyurcsány announced on Friday after meeting with Hungarian economists on global economic trends in Parliament. more »

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Europe's Infra-Red Final Frontier

Opposition Consolidates Lead In Hungary

Police An Slovakia, Hungary Arrest Three In Radioactive Material Case

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