Not money, but catching up: the EU's stake in government formation

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Kapitány István negotiated with Zsolt Felcsuti
In a recent social media post, István Kapitány reported that he discussed the situation and growth opportunities of the Hungarian economy in ...

Where did we get during the Orbán era?
Is it easier to get an apartment today on your own or with a loan than in 2010, at the beginning of the Orbán era? ...

Bad news for customers: Tesco is closing two stores in Budapest
Tesco will not extend the leases of its two stores in Budapest, as a result of which their store on Garam utca in Újpest and on Soroksári út in ...

What does competitive energy management look like in companies today?
Conscious energy management is no longer just an option, but an obligation - this idea is the focus of the May Portfolio Corporate Energy Management ...

The Tisza would decide on a taboo, but will there be budget coverage for this?
You can already listen to the Wednesday broadcast of the Portfolio Checklist. ...

The Americans are preparing for the worst: the new battleships bearing Trump's name are arriving at an astronomical price
The US Navy has requested $17 billion for the 2028 fiscal year to build the first Trump-class battleship, the USS Defiant (BBG-1). ...

Energy crisis: the European Commission reacts to the release of prices with a huge package
The European Commission presented the AccelerateEU ​​energy package, which responds to the fact that since the start of the Iran war, the EU has ...

The billionaire oligarch would have fled to Dubai, he was attacked - he faces 19 years in prison
The businessman Vladimir Plahotniuc, who once had great political influence in the country, was sentenced to 19 years in prison in Moldova on ...

A hellish climate and increasingly frequent extreme weather can await Budapest - we can compare it to Northern Iran
As a result of climate change, Budapest's climate by 2050-2060 may resemble the current climate of some regions of Northern Iran - according to some ...

Hospitals have fallen into a deadly vicious circle
The diagnosis is clear: "Our healthcare system has collapsed in 2020," says Dr Tom Dolphin, London-based anesthesiologist and president of the British ...