Yet Hungary is not leaving the International Criminal Court

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Judit Lannert ordered a review of the gigantic printing framework contract
The minister of education and children's affairs, Judit Lannert, has ordered an investigation into the HUF 45 billion framework printing agreement of ...

Kármán negotiated with EU financial leaders in Cyprus
On his first official trip abroad, the Minister of Finance, who was installed last week, took part in the meeting of EU finance ministers in Cyprus, ...

The suppliers are ready: the EU Temu customs are coming
The world's three largest shipping companies, DHL, FedEx and UPS, have jointly asked EU finance ministers to gradually introduce new customs rules for ...

According to the Fed decision-maker, it is "crazy" to talk about interest rate cuts
Christopher Waller, one of the dominant decision-makers at the Fed, suggested on Friday that the central bank delete expressions referring to an ...

The symbol of peace also tightens the sanctions against the Russians
Switzerland expanded its restrictive measures against Russia and Belarus with new sanctions on Friday. ...

Wall Street is marching, investors are waiting for developments in the Middle East
There was an explosion at Mol Petrolkémia's site in Tiszaújváros, news of the fatal accident caused Mol's share price to plummet, and the Hungarian ...

It was announced in Budapest that they would build a new scientific super device
The main decision-making body of the European Particle Physics Laboratory (CERN) plans to build a new particle accelerator - it was announced at the ...

The domestic figures were announced: in essence, a single giga project lifted the entire sector
It may seem that the start of the year in the Hungarian construction industry did not go badly, the first quarter Activity Start was not significantly ...

Hungary in a brutal headwind: was the optimism excessive?
You can already listen to the Friday broadcast of the Portfolio Checklist. ...

Make the railway "sexy" again!
Delays, expensive tickets, uncoordinated systems: these days, if possible, we avoid taking the train in Europe, even though a few decades ago it was ...