Photo of the day: Chinese tourist at Liszt Ferenc
A Chinese tourist is wearing a face mask due to the coronavirus outbreak at the Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport on 4 February 2020.
A Chinese tourist is wearing a face mask due to the coronavirus outbreak at the Budapest Liszt Ferenc Airport on 4 February 2020.
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The situation in Iraq is stable and there is no need to withdraw Hungarian soldiers or to end operations in the country, the defence minister and the leaders of the armed forces said.
Hungarians living in the UK have nothing to fear, British Ambassador in Budapest Iain Lindsay told public television’s M1 news channel on Friday.
Shanghai Airlines is suspending two Budapest services, the operator of the Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport said on its Facebook page on Friday.
The first tranche worth EUR 200 million from the EIB will finance construction of 2 new lines of city metro rail, 30 stations and purchase of 102 new rail cars; The Pune Metro Rail will enable easier and affordable access to jobs, healthcare and education, improve economic outlooks in the city, and increase the […]
The Hungary Helps aid scheme is launching a 16 million euro developmental aid programme to improve the living conditions of several thousand people in Uganda, a state secretary of the Hungarian Prime Minister’s Office said.
Hainan Airlines has relaunched its Chongqing-Budapest direct service with the first aircraft landing in Liszt Ferenc international airport.
As millions of people continue to be affected by the conflict in Nigeria’s Lake Chad region, European Commissioner for Crisis Management Janez Lenarčič has announced a first emergency aid package of €26.5 million for 2020 whilst visiting north-east Nigeria today.
Just two northern white rhinos are left in the world — and both of them are female. Scientists have been desperately trying to bring “the world’s most endangered mammal” back from the brink of extinction for decades, and now they have a new reason to be hopeful.