What happened today in Hungary? – October 19, 2021
- Aldi is a stable partner of 260 Hungarian producers, who transport goods to the stores. Aldi announced a major change in Hungarian stores.
- In some of the country’s best secondary schools, half of the graduates continued their program at foreign universities this September. Many say that Hungary is losing their best students to top foreign universities, adding that the trend is bad news both for the country’s economy and its higher education. Details HERE.
- Hungary’s Constitutional Court has rejected claims that the rights enjoyed by immunity certificate holders, but withheld from those without one, are unconstitutional, a decision published on the court’s website said today.
- The foreign media picked up the Hungarian pre-election. The Hungarian pre-election also attracted the attention of the Western media. The identity of the victor surprised the Western press.
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- We do not want to live in a European empire, says Hungarian justice minister
- Hungary central bank raises base rate again, details.
- Thanks to the high inoculation rate, the fourth wave of the coronavirus pandemic is expected to be relatively weak in Hungary, allowing for an estimated 7 percent GDP growth this year, Finance Minister Mihály Varga said. Read more HERE.
- Hungary to build Europe’s largest supercomputer, minister László Palkovics told the Infoter conference in Balatonfüred on today.
- Hungarian hospitals are treating 999 Covid patients – latest numbers here
