Hungary and the Hungarian people are standing by the innocent victims, we only want peace – said Katalin Novák in a video available on her Facebook page from Monday, the message of the President of the Republic was heard on the fundraising program of the Ukrainian TV channel.
The teachers’ union PDSZ is prepared to take every possible step to enforce the right to strike; if need be, it will turn to the European Court of Human Rights, the union told MTI on Saturday.
Katalin Novák, the Hungarian president, paid a visit to a Pediatrics Clinic of the Budapest Semmelweis University on Sunday, on the occasion of International Children’s Day.
Hungaian Gripens were alerted after a gilder arriving from Slovakia did not establish a radio connection with civil air traffic control early Saturday night, the Ministry of Defense told MTI.
Preliminary data show that 6,484 children were born and 10,852 people died in April 2022, with the number of live births increasing by 2.7% and deaths decreasing by 6.7% in May 2021-April 2022 compared with the same period a year earlier, the Central Statistical Office (KSH) said on Friday.
Hungarian-born biochemist Katalin Karikó has been among ten individuals awarded honorary degrees from Yale University, the University of Szeged, where she is research professor, said on Wednesday.
Fully 61 people with Covid-19 symptoms died last week, while 3,080 new infections were registered, koronavirus.gov.hu said in a weekly release of data on Wednesday.
Teachers’ trade unions PSZ and PDSZ on Wednesday called on President Katalin Novák not to sign a recent legislation seen as restricting the strike rights of teachers and to refer the contested law to the Constitutional Court for a review.
The government has the means of taking action against the pollution of the River Sajó, which flows from Slovakia into Hungary, in line with international conventions on the protection of transborder watercourses, a lawmaker of green opposition LMP said on Wednesday. Citing his visit on Tuesday to the affected river section on the Slovak side […]
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán’s fifth government was formed as its fourteen ministers took their oaths of office in parliament on Tuesday. Before the oath-taking, a transcript of President Katalin Novák’s formal appointment of the ministers was read out. Presenting his cabinet, Orbán said he has asked Judit Varga to continue to serve at the helm […]
