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E.ON called up by DJSI

E.ON has been admitted to a notable index for sustainable companies, the Dow Jones Sustainability Index (DJSI)....

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E.ON may axe 1,500 German jobs

In the wake of losses encountered by its grid operations as a result of regulatory changes, German utility E.ON may...

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Romania, US sign extradition treaty

Romanian Justice Minister Tudor Chiuariu and the Ambassador of the United States in Bucharest Nicholas Taubman signed on Monday a...

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Demonstration held in Hungary against national assets bill

A demonstration organized by the civil group „Live Chain for Hungary” against a bill on national assets attracted about 2,000-3,000...

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Indian Tatas begin checks for Rover, Jaguar bidding

The Tata Group, parent entity of India’s largest truck and bus maker, has set in motion the process to bid...

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Hungary: New regional insurance company to start operation

A new insurance firm, Central European Insurance (CEI), will apply for admission to the corporate registry in a couple of...

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President Sarkozy to speak at Hungarian Parliament

President of the Republic of France Nicolas Sarkozy is to visit Hungary on September 14. Sarkozy will deliver a speech...

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Hungary’s former finance ministers call for continued reforms

Hungary’s former finance ministers attending a conference in Budapest on Thursday agreed that reforms were needed but three said efforts...

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Vodafone takes one on the chin for billing problems

Vodafone has blamed recent changes to its billing system for a litany of problems affecting its UK network, from inaccurate...

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Czech Republic, US agree on half of draft radar agreement

Czech and US negotiators have agreed on about half of the points in the draft bilateral agreement on the possible...

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Free trade should top APEC economic leaders’ agenda

The stalled Doha Round negotiations of the World Trade Organizations should top the agenda of the APEC economic leaders when...

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Hungarian Cultural Festival opens in Beijing

Princess Sissi is known to millions of people in China. So is Hungary's great poet Petőfi. Though a small country,...

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Hungarian Szávay in Open quarterfinals with Kuznetsova

Together with the former champion Svetlana Kuznetsova, who will appear in her second career US Open quarterfinal after her fourth-round...

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Czech gov’t to offer money to its villages near US radar

The Czech government will promise development aid to the mayors of the villages situated near the planned US radar base...

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New Turkish President swiftly sets up pro-EU cabinet

New Turkish President Abdullah Gul approved a pro-European Union reformist cabinet yesterday that reflected Prime Minister Tayyip Erdogan’s aim to...

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Hungarian Jazz Great Gábor Szabó Honored at Magyar Zene Háza

With the opening of a pop-up exhibition at Budapest’s switched-on Magyar Zene Háza, the 90th anniversary of Gábor Szabó’s birthday...

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The People of DSB: Growing Through Encounters

What makes a school special? Its buildings, facilities, and academic program certainly matter. But ultimately, a school is shaped by...

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How Hope Became Hip in Hungary

Minister of Health Zsolt Hegedűs’ election victory dance has won him a New York Times accolade of being one of...

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Hungary’s St. Stephen’s Day Celebrations to Feature Fireworks, Audiovisual Show

Celebrations marking Hungary’s Aug. 20 national holiday will run for three days and feature fireworks and an audiovisual show, government...

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‘Old Warhorse’ Antonia Burrows Faces Uncertain Budapest Future Among Library Books

For someone liable to be subject to a deportation order in a few weeks, Antonia Burrows spends a lot of...

Hungarian Jazz Great Gábor Szabó Honored at Magyar Zene Háza

With the opening of a pop-up exhibition at Budapest’s switched-on Magyar Zene Háza, the 90th anniversary of Gábor Szabó’s birthday...

Wizz Air Ranks Second Among Central European Airlines at Skytrax Awards

Wizz Air has been named the second-best airline in Central Europe at the 2026 Skytrax World Airline Awards, based on...

The People of DSB: Growing Through Encounters

What makes a school special? Its buildings, facilities, and academic program certainly matter. But ultimately, a school is shaped by...

Budapest’s House of Terror Museum Reopens With Free Admission as Review Continues

Budapest’s House of Terror Museum has reopened while a review of its exhibition continues, Culture and Social Relations Minister Zoltán...

Why More Families Choose the DSB Preparatory Class

A successful start to school begins with the right foundation. At the Deutsche Schule Budapest (DSB), children can join the...

House of Terror Museum to Close Temporarily as Tarr Dismisses Director Mária Schmidt

Budapest’s House of Terror Museum will close temporarily for a clarification of rights issues, Culture and Social Relations Minister Zoltán...

Westend Wins Green Investment Award for EUR 10 mln Sustainability Upgrade

Westend Shopping Center has won the Green Investment of the Year award at this year’s Green Awards, for a EUR...

Hungary Selects Ildikó Enyedi’s ‘Silent Friend’ as Oscar Entry

Ildikó Enyedi’s “Silent Friend,” starring Tony Leung Chiu-wai, will represent Hungary in the int'l feature film category at the 99th...

Rural Entrepreneurs Awards Return as SMEs Outside Budapest Employ Nearly 1 mln

Nearly 300,000 MSMEs outside Budapest employ almost 1 mln people and generated HUF 38.9 tln in net revenue in 2025,...

How Hope Became Hip in Hungary

Minister of Health Zsolt Hegedűs’ election victory dance has won him a New York Times accolade of being one of...

United States Named Guest of Honor at Hungary’s 40th Festival of Folk Arts

The United States will serve as guest of honor at Hungary’s 40th annual Festival of Folk Arts, to be held...

Hungary’s St. Stephen’s Day Celebrations to Feature Fireworks, Audiovisual Show

Celebrations marking Hungary’s Aug. 20 national holiday will run for three days and feature fireworks and an audiovisual show, government...

‘Old Warhorse’ Antonia Burrows Faces Uncertain Budapest Future Among Library Books

For someone liable to be subject to a deportation order in a few weeks, Antonia Burrows spends a lot of...

Hungary’s Presidential Sándor Palace to Reopen to Visitors

The presidential Sándor Palace in Budapest will reopen to visitors from Aug. 1-8, the speaker of parliament, who is exercising...

From Piquet’s Powerslide to Norris’ Triumph: 40 Years of Formula One in Hungary

Formula One’s arrival in Hungary in 1986 was remarkable long before the cars reached the starting grid. At the height...