Foreign Affairs

World

Ukraine bans Vanco from exploring shelf oil and gas

The Ukrainian government has pulled US company Vanco International’s license to develop and produce hydrocarbons on the country’s Black Sea...

World

Ukraine bans Vanco from exploring shelf oil and gas

The Ukrainian government has pulled US company Vanco International’s license to develop and produce hydrocarbons on the country’s Black Sea...

EU

UniCredit predict Eastern European countries Euro adoption

Bulgaria and Romania would likely join the euro zone in 2013-2014, the analytical unit of UniCredit Group said in its...

EU

UniCredit predict Eastern European countries Euro adoption

Bulgaria and Romania would likely join the euro zone in 2013-2014, the analytical unit of UniCredit Group said in its...

World

Trouble in the pipeline

Despite booming demand and record prices, Russia’s oil industry faces problems - writes The Economist....

World

Trouble in the pipeline

Despite booming demand and record prices, Russia’s oil industry faces problems - writes The Economist....

EU

RWE CEO says will hold on to power networks

RWE AG CEO Juergen Grossmann said RWE intended to keep its high-voltage power network, unlike German rival E.ON AG which...

EU

RWE CEO says will hold on to power networks

RWE AG CEO Juergen Grossmann said RWE intended to keep its high-voltage power network, unlike German rival E.ON AG which...

EU

Lithuania, Latvia ratify EU reform treaty

The parliaments of Lithuania and Latvia on Thursday ratified the European Union’s Lisbon Treaty, bringing to 13 the number of...

EU

Lithuania, Latvia ratify EU reform treaty

The parliaments of Lithuania and Latvia on Thursday ratified the European Union’s Lisbon Treaty, bringing to 13 the number of...

EU

Retail trade in March down in euro zone, EU month on month

The volume of retail trade in March decreased slightly by 0.4% in the 15-nation euro area, and was down 0.7%...

EU

EU still far from agreeing biofuel standards

The European Union remains far from agreeing on how to tighten its rules for using biofuels, diplomats said on Wednesday...

EU

Retail trade in March down in euro zone, EU month on month

The volume of retail trade in March decreased slightly by 0.4% in the 15-nation euro area, and was down 0.7%...

EU

EU still far from agreeing biofuel standards

The European Union remains far from agreeing on how to tighten its rules for using biofuels, diplomats said on Wednesday...

EU

EU: Hungary far from meeting three of four Maastricht criteria

The European Commission said Hungary is still far from meeting three of four Maastricht criteria for adopting the euro in...

Int'l Relations

Russia Expels Hungarian Diplomats in Retaliatory Move

Russia’s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday that it was expelling Hungarian diplomats in retaliation for Hungary’s recent expulsion of 10 Russian...

EU

EU Grants Hungary 1‑year Exemption from Gas Market Rule

The EC approved Hungary's request for a temporary exemption from an EU gas‑market regulation at the Serbian border, allowing the...

Germany Celebrates Fall of the Iron Curtain as a Joint Achievement

Germany’s new ambassador to Hungary, Alexander Schönfelder, took up his post in August. In his first interview with the BBJ,...

Hungary Signals Interest in Hosting 2036 Olympics

The Int'l Olympic Committee confirmed that Hungary is among seven countries engaged in ongoing dialogue and has formally expressed interest...

Russia Expels Hungarian Diplomats in Retaliatory Move

Russia’s Foreign Ministry announced Thursday that it was expelling Hungarian diplomats in retaliation for Hungary’s recent expulsion of 10 Russian...

Hungary’s EPPO Accession Advances With Budapest Talks

European Chief Prosecutor Laura Codruța Kövesi held talks with Hungarian officials in Budapest on the details of Hungary’s accession to...

EU Grants Hungary 1‑year Exemption from Gas Market Rule

The EC approved Hungary's request for a temporary exemption from an EU gas‑market regulation at the Serbian border, allowing the...

Magyar Invites Pope Leo XIV to Hungary After Vatican Talks

Prime Minister Péter Magyar invited Pope Leo XIV to visit Hungary during a private audience at the Vatican on Sept....

EU Project Pre-Financing Pushes August Budget Deficit to HUF 2.31 tln

Hungary’s cash flow-based general government deficit reached HUF 2.31 tln in August, driven overwhelmingly by pre-financing for projects supported by...

All Hungarian University Students to Regain Erasmus Access by October, Official Says

Hungarian university students will have the opportunity to participate in the Erasmus mobility program by October, with some able to...

ÁKK: Euro Adoption May Cut Hungary’s Debt Costs by 50%

The Government Debt Management Agency (ÁKK) says Hungary could reduce its financing costs after adopting the euro, lowering annual interest...

Hungarian Teen Detained Over Alleged Terrorist Threats After FBI Tip

Hungarian police have detained a 16-year-old boy in Győr on suspicion of making terrorist threats after the FBI alerted authorities...

Russia Pledges Response to Hungary’s Expulsion of 10 Diplomats

Russia will respond to Hungary’s decision to expel 10 Russian diplomats, Foreign Mininstry spokesperson Maria Zakharova said Tuesday, adding that...

Hungary to Formalize Gift of Lipizzaner Horses to King Charles III

Hungary will formally gift two Lipizzaner horses to the UK's King Charles III, resolving an ownership issue after the animals...

40 Hungarian Tourists Safe After Wildfire Evacuation on Croatia’s Brač Island

A group of 40 Hungarian tourists evacuated from Milna on Croatia’s Brač island due to wildfires are safe, Hungary’s Foreign...

Magyar Says No Progress Yet in Hungary-Slovakia Dispute Over Beneš Decrees

PM Péter Magyar said Thursday that no progress had yet been made on disputed issues between Hungary and Slovakia, including...

CJEU Rejects Hungary’s Bid to Halt Russian Asset Revenue Transfers to Ukraine

The CJEU has thrown out an appeal by the previous Hungarian government against an EC decision to send aid to...