Record turnout in Budapest for March of the Living reflects anti-Semitism fears
Between 10 000 and 12 000 people gathered for the March of the Living (Élet menete) on Sunday in commemoration
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Author: Benedicte Williams of The Budapest Times
We are not Cyprus, Slovenian prime minister says
Slovenian officials launched a damage-limitation campaign this week as concerns reappeared that the small country may be the next to
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S&P sees tough 2013 for CEE banks
Central and Eastern European banks face a difficult year, with those in Hungary, Slovenia, Bulgaria and Croatia among the weakest,
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Trojan Horse: tainted meat in beef lasagne in Hungary
Hungary was the latest member of the European Union to admit to prepared beef dishes tainted with horsemeat on Monday
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Few heroes in Central Europe’s post-war chaos
Review: Orderly and Humane. The Expulsion of the Germans after the Second World War Some 65 years ago on the outskirts
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‘Last warning’ before CEE docs get tough on pay
Medical unions in Hungary, Slovakia, the Czech Republic and Poland will stage a joint protest on 20 November against their
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Canada won’t force Roma to return to Hungary: Balog
There will be no mass return of Hungarian Roma once Canada implements stricter immigration rules, Minister of Human Resources Zoltán
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Hungary: Angry backlash against Roma
Hundreds of people attended the burial of Kata Bándy in Szekszárd on Monday as more gathered in Pécs, some to
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Harsher criminal code adopted by Hungary
Hungary’s parliament has approved a new criminal code, which came into effect on July 1 2012. Justice Ministry state secretary
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