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Budapest Fine Arts Museum opens large-scale El Greco exhibition
The exhibition will run until February 19 next year.
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What happened today in Hungary? – October 27, 2022
Top news from Hungary today: another demonstration for teachers, healthy food, PM Orbán brags about Trump, Hungarian burger among the best in the world and many more....
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Agriculture minister inaugurates Hungary’s largest irrigation project
The new system, built at a cost of 10.5 billion forints (EUR 25.6m), has doubled the farm's irrigable land
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Hungarians want peace, according to a survey
"In Hungary, the government's policy corresponds to a consistent stance of people supporting peace"
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Hungarian Households have until Oct. 31 to apply for solar panel licences
Increased solar energy production now requires major upgrades to the national grid....
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PM Orbán: Europe must procure as much energy from as many sources as possible
Orbán criticised the "discriminatory" decision by Brussels to grant EU candidate status to Moldova and Ukraine but not Georgia.....
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Hungarian politician thinks the inventor of sanctions is Russia’s best friend
"Hungary is not Russian President Vladimir Putin's Trojan horse"
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Hungarian FM: No hope for peace without east-west dialogue
The Hungarian government has an interest in keeping communications channels open, in the interest of peace.
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Hungarian politician: High-level education in Africa key to preventing mass migration
At least 10 percent of the EU's funds given to developing countries is spent on education
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EP committe mission to be “one sided”?
The programme of an upcoming vis1t by the European Parliament’s committee for culture and education (CULT) to Hungary has “turned out to be one-sided”, Tamás Deutsch, MEP of Hungary’s ruling Fidesz, said on Wednesday and suggested that the committee had…