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Global Economy Faces Uncertainty Amid Resurgent Inflation
Rising prices and supply chain disruptions challenge recovery efforts across major economies.
Advancements in Autonomous Vehicle Technology Showcased by Bosch Leadership
Recent advancements in self-driving technology highlight significant developments in safety and business models, with Bosch leaders emphasizing the potential for life-saving innovations.
EU Divided Over State Aid for Clean Tech as Brussels Debates Subsidy Rules
European Union officials remain at odds over whether to allow member states to fund operational costs for green industry, amid broader efforts to bolster clean tech competitiveness.
Hungary's Economic Ministry Announces New Fiscal Strategies Amidst Global Challenges
The Hungarian government outlines its approach to address inflation and stimulate economic growth.
Elderly Dementia Patient Wins Case Against Hungarian State for Unlawful Psychiatric Treatment
European Court of Human Rights finds state liable for improper psychiatric emergency treatment of an elderly woman, ordering compensation.
IMF Warns of Severe Global Trade War Impacts on Emerging Markets
Escalating trade tensions present significant challenges, particularly for Thailand, as IMF officials emphasize the need for urgent responses.
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Record Corporate Profits Reported by American Companies Amid Economic Shifts
Fortune's latest report reveals unprecedented earnings among the top U.S. corporations, attributed to various economic factors.
Wave of Closures Hits North Korean Restaurants in China
Economic difficulties lead to widespread temporary shutdowns and relocations of North Korean dining establishments near the border.
Hungary Achieves Full Employment Through Economic Neutrality, Says Foreign Minister
Szijjártó Péter highlights challenges in the global economy and Hungary's approach to maintaining employment during crises.
Holló István Remains in Custody on Espionage Charges
Hungarian Court Upholds Detention of Ukrainian National Accused of Spying
Hungary Proposes New Regulation to Suspend Contracts Under EU Recovery Fund
The Hungarian government introduces a draft amendment allowing suspension of funding contracts, raising concerns over implementation timelines amidst EU scrutiny.
Pepsi Manufacturing Returns to Hungary with New Operation in Szentkirályi
A significant investment marks the resurgence of local Pepsi product production, bolstered by state support and environmental considerations.
OnlyFans for Sale: From Lockdown Lifeline to Eight-Billion-Dollar Empire
OnlyFans, originally launched as a video platform for musicians and comedians, has turned into one of the most profitable adult content sites in the world—with over three hundred million users and billions in revenue. Now, its reclusive ...
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Müller Cecília Retires as Chief Medical Officer of Hungary
Müller’s nearly five-year tenure is marked by her prominent role during the COVID-19 pandemic, transitioning to a new leadership under Surján Orsolya.
New Covid Variant NB.1.8.1 Identified in Europe
The emerging variant has drawn attention from international health authorities due to its rapid spread.
Surján Orsolya Appointed as New National Chief Medical Officer of Hungary
Surján takes over from Müller Cecília, bringing over 15 years of public health experience.
Müller Cecília to Retire from Public Office
Hungary's Chief Medical Officer steps down after prominent role during COVID-19 pandemic
Hungarian Banks Challenge Constitutionality of Interest Rate Cap
Major banking institutions seek repeal of government-imposed interest rate freeze on residential loans.
Hungarian Banks Appeal to Constitutional Court Over Extended Interest Rate Cap
Major financial institutions challenge the legality of government-imposed interest rate restrictions for residential mortgages.
Hungarian Banks Challenge Government-Imposed Interest Rate Cap at Constitutional Court
The Hungarian Banking Association has filed a complaint against the government’s prolongation of the interest rate cap on mortgage loans, citing constitutional concerns.
Emergence of New Covid Variant NB.1.8.1 Raises Global Health Concerns
The variant, capable of infecting previously immune individuals, has shown a significant increase in prevalence worldwide.
Surján Orsolya Appointed as New Chief Medical Officer of Hungary
Surján Orsolya takes over leadership at the National Public Health and Medical Officer Service from retired Müller Cecília.
Müller Cecília Announces Retirement as Chief Medical Officer
Orban Viktor expresses gratitude for her service during the pandemic.
Surján Orsolya Appointed as Hungary's New Chief Medical Officer
Surján Orsolya steps into the role following the retirement of Müller Cecília, bringing over 15 years of public health experience.
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Man Convicted of Fraud After Booking Over 120 Free Flights Posing as Flight Attendant
Iran Launches Extensive Missile Attack on Israel Following Israeli Strikes on Nuclear Sites
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Prime Minister Orbán Criticizes EU's Ukraine Accession Plans
Hungarian Delicacies Introduced to Japanese Market
Hungary's Industrial Output Rises Amid Battery Sector Slump
President Sulyok Celebrates 15 Years of Hungarian Unity Efforts
Hungary's Szeleczki Shines at World Judo Championships
Visegrád Construction Trends Diverge as Hungary Lags
Hungary Hosts National Quantum Technology Workshop
Hungarian Animation Featured at Annecy Festival
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UK and EU Reach New Economic Agreement
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Trump Announces U.S.-China Trade Deal Covering Rare Earths
Smuggled U.S. Fuel Funds Mexican Cartels Amid Crackdown
Austrian School Shooting Leaves Nine Dead in Graz
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Europe Prepares for Historic Lunar Rover Landing
Italian Parents Seek Therapy Amid Lengthy School Holidays
British Fishing Vessel Seized by France Fined €30,000
Dutch Government Collapses Amid Migration Policy Dispute
UK Commits to 3.5% GDP Defence Spending Under NATO Pressure
Germany Moves to Expedite Migrant Deportations
US Urges UK to Raise Defence Spending to 5% of GDP
Israeli Forces Intercept Gaza-Bound Aid Vessel Carrying Greta Thunberg
IMF Warns of Severe Global Trade War Impacts on Emerging Markets
Low Turnout Jeopardizes Italy's Citizenship Reform Referendum
Transatlantic Interest Rate Divergence Widens as Trump Pressures Powell
EU Lawmaker Calls for Broader Exemptions in Supply Chain Legislation
France's Defense Spending Plans Threatened by High National Debt
European Small-Cap Stocks Outperform U.S. Rivals Amid Growth Revival
Switzerland Proposes $26 Billion Capital Increase for UBS
Germany's Merz Signals Continued U.S. Reliance After Meeting with Trump
Trump Administration Issues New Travel Ban Targeting 12 Countries
Man Group Mandates Full-Time Office Return for Quantitative Analysts
JPMorgan Warns Analysts Against Accepting Future-Dated Job Offers
Builder.ai Faces Legal Scrutiny Amid Financial Misreporting Allegations
Japan Grapples with Rice Shortage Amid Soaring Prices
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