Martin Németh
Hungarian minister announces end of public-private healthcare divide
During a conference hosted by the Hungarian Hospital Association, Péter Takács, the Minister of State for Health, declared the conclusion of the division between public and private healthcare. What does this mean for the Hungarian healthcare system?
#Healthcare #Government
Hungarians are the least supportive of Ukrainians in Europe
In a survey conducted by the European Council on Foreign Relations (ECFR), Hungary emerged as the country with the highest expectation of a Russian victory over Ukraine. What's Hungarians' take on the conflict and what is the reason behind their way of thinking?
#Ukraine #Russia #EU #Statistics
Pressure on Budapest’s suburban railway upgrade: deadline is approaching
The suburban railway (HÉV) upgrade is currently on hold due to a prioritisation agreement struck within the framework of the 'travel-pass deal' between Construction and Transport Minister János Lázár and Mayor Karácsony. What does this change mean for the public transportation in the capital?
#Hungary #Public #Transportation #HÉV #MÁV #Government
Students in Hungary in deep trouble: financial struggles are immense
It's common for Hungarian students to juggle work alongside their university studies. However, the recent statistics reveal a concerning trend..
#Students #Education #Work
How can Sweden join NATO? Orbán seals a massive arms and military industry deal
PM Orbán declared significant progress in discussions with Swedish PM Ulf Kristersson concerning #Sweden's #NATO accession, hinting at a potential resolution on the horizon.
Uncovering foreign presence: Regulations and statistical insights on immigration in Hungary
Immigration, in its myriad forms, often takes a backseat amidst the glare of illegal migration, propelled by political agendas. Delving into the statistics, what insights do the numbers offer about the foreign population in Hungary and how is the migration process regulated?
#EU #Regulations #Migration
EU funds stolen by corruption network in Hungary: charges filed
The Central Investigative Prosecutor's Office has pressed charges against a Hungarian corruption network implicated in misappropriating EU Funds.
#EU #Corruption #fraud
Searching unassailable leadership: A look at potential candidates for head of state
The aftermath of the recent scandal precipitates the urgent need for the state to select a new head of state. Here are the list of potential candidates.
#government #fidesz #president
Czech government backs down, only the Orbán government vetoes EU sanctions against Israel
Once again the Orbán cabinet is on its own and can use the veto to achieve its goals
#EU #Sanctions #Hamas #Israel #War
Mass departures from the courts: employees leave as salaries fail to compete in Hungary
Court workers are departing in large numbers due to persistently low and increasingly uncompetitive salaries. Could this situation parallel what occurred with the teachers?