The lawsuit of the six universities regarding Erasmus failed

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It wasn't just precipitation that was missing in August: it was what was missing most from the accommodations
Foreigners disappeared, Hungarian tourism received a big slap in the face. ...

Bankruptcy proceedings, falling 4iG shares, Mária Schmidt: these are the biggest winners and losers of the Rich List
There have been some spectacular rises and falls in the field of the wealthiest Hungarians. ...

Balaton constructions: now they would draw a line
After a decade and a half of controversial developments, the government would reconsider the construction rules around Lake Balaton. ...

Arrests follow: the fate of Hankó and Seszták is decided
Great development in the corruption cases of the two former ministers. ...

Szijjártó jelentette be, most mégsem épül elektrolitgyár a magyar városban
They wrote that they respect Szolnok's decision, that the opinion of the local community and mutual trust are important to the company. ...

Details about the nationalization of private pensions, which have been classified so far, may also be revealed
In the coming months, the government will make public the summaries of the meetings of the Orbán governments, after they have been screened for ...

The "blue flashing" rules have been tightened
The government has tightened the rules for the use of distinctive light and sound signals, i.e. the blue light. ...

You can't guess what Viktor Orbán is "advertising".
According to the former prime minister, the Tisza government is doing everything it can to divert attention from the record-high gasoline price, the ...

The richest Hungarian company could not touch an area where it would not be profitable
Lőrinc Mészáros's Opus made a profit on all profit lines in the first half of this year. ...

The Orbáns helped the Hungarian billionaire's investment - this could cost the state tens of billions
In February, the investor of Láng Negyed carried out a HUF 100 billion bond issue, the majority of which, seventy percent, was subscribed directly by ...