Hungary Wants ‘Fair EU Recovery Package’
Hungary wants a fair EU recovery package, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in Lednice, in the Czech Republic, attending a meeting of the Visegrad Group.
Hungary wants a fair EU recovery package, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said in Lednice, in the Czech Republic, attending a meeting of the Visegrad Group.
Restrictions are being lifted for Hungarians returning home from a growing number of European Union countries, a member of the operative board coordinating the response to the novel coronavirus epidemic told a regular press conference on Thursday.
Yesterday the Commission recommends to Schengen Member States and Schengen Associated States to lift internal border controls by 15 June 2020 and to prolong the temporary restriction on non-essential travel into the EU until 30 June 2020; and sets out an approach to progressively lifting the restriction afterwards.
Hungarians and Croatians will soon be allowed to cross at all seven border crossings without being required to go into quarantine, the foreign minister said. Restrictions on travel to each other’s countries are being lifted on Friday, Péter Szijjártó said on Facebook.
Yesterday, the Commission and the High Representative are assessing their steps to fight disinformation around the coronavirus pandemic and are proposing a way forward.
A new European Investment Bank (EIB) report, the CESEE Bank Lending Survey, provides insights into banking group activities and business expectations in Central, Eastern and Southeastern Europe (CESEE).
The Commission announced that it has awarded nearly €166 million, via the European Innovation Council (EIC) Accelerator Pilot, to 36 companies set to combat the coronavirus pandemic.
Hungary’s largest ICT employer IT Services Hungary rebrands to Deutsche Telekom IT Solutions as of 1 July. The aim of the name change is to streamline the German mother company’s international b2b telecommunications business structure, to enhance cooperation efficiency within the company group as well as to improve customer service. The changes will have no […]
Inspections at Hungary’s border crossing points with Austria and Slovakia have been lifted, a spokesman for the operative board coordinating Hungary’s response to the coronavirus epidemic said.
The Council on 5th June adopted conclusions on enhancing cooperation with Western Balkans partners in the field of migration and security.