As cars grow, so do parking spaces

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It's not true that Hungarians don't want to live in rented apartments, but the jacket needs to be buttoned up again
In the past decade, the Hungarian state housing policy has focused on the acquisition of one's own home, now the Tisza government would also bring ...

Biden called Trump his successor, a loser
The former American president expressed rather sharp criticism of Donald Trump's ...

Bence Rétvári looked into the teachers' pockets and then spoke to the "rainbow minister"
The administrative burden of an average HUF 3,000 salary increase for teachers may be greater than the 0.4 percent that Tisza decided on, even though ...

The MNB director spoke about inflation: it may remain below the tolerance band until the end of next year
The director responsible for economic forecasts and analyzes of the national bank believes that the rate of price increase may be 1.4 percentage ...

András Kármán: We are spending 3.6 billion on hospital air conditioning equipment
The Minister of Finance announced that the government is not delaying the maintenance of hospital air conditioners. ...

How much do we pay in the store when the margin stop is over?
Although the central bank would no longer consider it dangerous from the point of view of inflation, if the margin stop were to end, the Péter ...

Mohu's new fee may violate the law, a serious dispute has erupted over the delivery of the sitt
From July 1, residents will have to pay HUF 36 per kilogram for dropping off construction and demolition waste at Mohu's waste yards. ...

Heatwave mode prevails: even food delivery is delayed due to the heat
By Sunday, even the Wolt couriers had applied the handbrake due to the heat wave. ...

It turned out: this is what most Hungarians fear when it comes to their money
Although the vast majority of the population is theoretically aware of the importance of self-care, nearly two-thirds of Hungarians do not dare to ...

Brutal labor shortage: without guest workers, the sector could collapse
Ferenc Apáti, president of FruitVeB, said in InfoRádió's Aréna program, "We cannot get away with using third-country workers." ...