"The governing Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) is trailing its main rival in the European country, according to a poll by Gallup Hungary. 34 per cent of respondents would vote for the opposition Hungarian Citizens Party (Fidesz) in the next election.
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"A conference entitled 'Early nutrition programming and health outcomes in later life: obesity and beyond' will take place on 20 and 21 April in Budapest, Hungary."
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"One of Hungary’s most historical cities is arousing real excitement in the Hungarian office market. Situated halfway between Budapest and the famous Lake Balaton, the city of Szekesfehervar is perfectly placed geographically to challenge the capital’s office letting market."
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"Hochtief AG, Germany's biggest construction company, and its partners won European antitrust approval to buy Budapest airport after refilling the application because of a change in one of the buyers."
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"The Fine Arts Museum's Van Gogh in Budapest exhibition continues to break all records, drawing 400,000 visitors by its 15th week."
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"Dung made the comments at a reception in Ha Noi for Hungarian special envoy Peter Medgyessy. The Prime Minister said he wanted Hungary to continue supporting Viet Nams economic and educational development."
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"Railpass.com, the one-stop-shop for rail tickets and rail passes covering Europe, Australia, Asia and the Americas, is encouraging customers to take advantage of the Eurail Select Pass Early Bird Special, which ends on March 31st."
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"Exercise your body to keep your brain in shape. - Researchers have already determined that working out helps bolster the memory, and now they know why. Exercise apparently targets part of the brain where memory loss begins."
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"People spend a huge chunk of their everyday conversation time talking about themselves and the people they know, so the most natural thing in the world is for us to invite our students to do the same."
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"The Gambia National Olympic Committee has awarded Ms Mariama Sowe alias Bom a three months scholarship to do a higher Football Coaching course in Hungary at the Semmelweis University, from the 21st of March to 13th June 2007, under the Olympic Solidarity scholarship for Coaches."
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"Hungarian Telephone and Cable Corp.announced results for the fourth quarter and twelve months ended December 31, 2006. Net income for the year came in at $17.7 million or $1.24 per share (diluted) for the year, versus $2.8 million, or $0.20 per share (diluted), for 2005. Note that the Company has restated certain amounts due to two presentation reclassifications which do not affect net income or net income per share.
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"Considerable attention is being given to what consumers can do to improve farm animal welfare. Linking improvements of farm animal welfare to what people do as food consumers is essential to realise better animal welfare in Europe. This recent study shows that such linkages vary considerably across Europe."
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"Cyclists visiting central and eastern Europe in 2006 are being warned again about a potentially life-threatening disease. Crikey! Ticks carrying the disease are found in many destinations popular for cycle tourism such as Austria, Germany, Slovakia and Hungary with routes along the River Danube, and in the Czech Republic and Slovenia."
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"Hungary wants to further foster its traditional friendship and long-term co-operation with Vietnam in all aspects, particularly in animal husbandry, education and training, and tourism, stressed a special envoy of the Prime Minister of Hungary."
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"Hungary expects to join the euro zone between 2011-13, Minister of Economic Affairs János Kóka said Monday. "The introduction of the euro is expected to happen between 2011 and 2013, but monetary among other things stability is needed to make that happen," Kóka told an economic conference."
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