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Next phase of Debrecen railway development starts
The second phase of a railway development that will benefit an economic zone in Debrecen (Eastern Hungary) has started.
#debrecen #railway #hungariangovernment
Budapest Fashion Week in September to present 100 collections from Central Europe
The Budapest Fashion week will kick off on 1 September this year.
#budapest #event #fashion #budapestfashionweek
Bankmonitor senior analyst: new government property purchase scheme to energise Hungarian credit market
State-subsidised credit for first-time home buyers could account for 30-50pc of outlays when the Home Start Programme launches in September
#homestart #property #credit #hungariangovernment
Budapest Airport taxiway undergoes major renewal over the coming months, paving the way for air traffic increase
The development may pave the way for a significant increase in Budapest Airport's air traffic.
#traffic #budapestairport #development #budapest
PM Orbán talked about the Russian takeover of Hungary at festival
PM Orbán talked about the possibility of a Russian takeover in Hungary at the MCC Feszt in Esztergom on Saturday.
#viktororban #festival #mccfeszt #russia
Mega Mercedes factory in Hungary to launch next year with cutting-edge models
Biggest car plant in Hungary — and it’s almost ready.
Hungary eyes long-term F1 future after ‘world-class’ Hungaroring upgrade
“The most spectacular sports infrastructure development in the world this year.” — That’s how F1 leaders described Hungary’s newly renovated Hungaroring, as the country celebrates the 40th Formula 1 Grand Prix this weekend.
Orbán’s challenger Magyar: Szekler Land is not Fidesz’s playground
“Szekler Land is not a playground for oligarchs!”: Tisza Party leader Péter Magyar is drawing a red line.
VIDEO: Volcano awakens after 500 years — Should we be worried?
According to researchers, the last lava flow occurred around 1463.
Romania’s attempt to lower deficit: Taxes surge, fuel prices spike, and free healthcare benefits slashed
In 2024, Romania recorded the worst budget deficit in the European Union at 9.3% of GDP, which is 3 times the deficit the EU allows. Thus, these measures have been deemed necessary.