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.
Orbán: Hungary will strike a good deal with US
"We are in continuous talks and will strike a good deal with the new US administration," PM Orbán said in a Facebook post.
Hankó: Cooperation between Hungary and the Western Balkans has reached a new level
Hungary’s partnership with the Western Balkans in higher education, research, and culture has entered a new phase of intensified collaboration, according to Minister of Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó.
PM: Home renovation program to be extended to pensioners
The prime minister said there will be a rural home renovation program and support for those receiving old-age pensions or pre-retirement benefits.
Money back after 20 minute delay
Eight out of ten trains reach their destination on time.
Record fines for traffic offences
Last year, the transport authority imposed fines totalling 4.5 billion forints (just over 11 million euros) on vehicles involved in road freight transport and passenger transport.
Orbán: Trump’s return to politics was a favorable development for Hungary
The prime minister said he hoped that the Americans would invest more in Hungary again, adding that "they have recently even fallen behind China".
Kocsis: DK and Tisza Party are being forced to collude under orders from Brussels
Máté Kocsis noted that DK leader Ferenc Gyurcsany and Tisza head Peter Magyar hardly got along on a personal level, "but clearly this isn't a personal matter".
