Hungary’s government is planning to privatise its leading research centres, raising fears of political control that could make them ineligible for Horizon Europe funding.
Hungary installed 1.3 GW of solar between January and October, bringing its cumulative PV capacity to 7.3 GW by the end of ...
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Hungarian opposition expands lead over Orbán's Fidesz in pollsThe Hungarian opposition Tisza Party, led by former government insider Péter Magyar, has increased its lead over Prime ...
Orban was also forgiven for praising wartime leader and Hitler ally Miklos Horthy -- an autocrat, who ruled Hungary from 1920 ...
Hungary's government has submitted a bill to parliament to allow an amendment of its nuclear plant contract with Russia and ...
Prime Minister Viktor Orban invited Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu on Friday to visit Hungary but several other European nations ...
Hungary announced it will raise the minimum wage by 40% over three years in a move Prime Minister Viktor Orban expects to ...
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Hungary's right-wing government again tinkers with election rulesDeputies from the Hungarian ruling party Fidesz used their majority in the parliamentary judiciary committee on Tuesday to ...
The Hungarian government introduced a bill to parliament to amend its contract with Russia's Rosatom for the Paks nuclear ...
Departure of Ambassador Pressman, a lively critic of President Orban, is likely to set a different tone from the Blinken ...
In the latest of our new series drawing on the original analysis and data collected by Emerging Europe as part of our Future ...
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Hungarian debate on euro adoption resurfaces as forint weakens furtherBy Tamas Csonka in Budapest The slide of Hungary’s currency continued on November 27, as the forint hit a two-year low versus ...
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