
Number of BEVs in Hungary climbs to over 72,000
By 2026, the number of BEVs in Hungary is expected to reach 120,000.

Orbán: “We must sweep the Soros network out of Hungary”
"We need to sweep these networks out of Hungary. Their goal is clear: They want governments in this region that serve their interests, not those of their own people," PM Orbán said. Addressing a range of topics in this morning's radio interview from pension ...

Gulyás: “The 13th-month pension is part of Hungary’s system and will remain so”
At the Government Info, Minister Gergely Gulyás addressed several key issues, including pension policy, housing programs, and the latest developments regarding the Rákosrendező land purchase. He also responded to questions about external political pressures and Hungary’s diplomatic stance.

State Secretary: Government to ease conditions for subsidised credit for SMEs
The government will ease the conditions for subsidised credit for SMEs to support purchases of equipment and make technology upgrades, widening the scope of eligible businesses.

Németh: Hungary’s energy prices are cheapest in Europe
Szilárd Németh said household gas and electricity prices were "significantly" lower than those in other countries in the region.

Traffic restrictions at Budapest Airport
Traffic restrictions are to be expected at Budapest Airport ‘Ferenc Liszt’ from 20 February.

Colliers forecasts growth in commercial property market
According to market expectations, investor activity could also increase in the domestic commercial property market this year.

Millions for teachers’ salaries from the EU
The EU will provide around 1.8 billion euros for teachers' pay rises by 2030. By 2030, it will support salary increases with 5 million forints per teacher.

More Gidrans on their way
Hungary relies on the Gidran armoured vehicles and wants to strengthen its armed forces with the joint Turkish-Hungarian development.

Kocsis: Ukrainian state plans to launch smear campaign against the prime minister
The Ukrainian state's smear campaign "expressly aims to undermine the international reputation of the head of government and weaken Hungary's ability to enforce its interests," Kocsis said in a Facebook post on Tuesday.