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Budapest to Catania, Sicily, is a quick one hour and 45 minutes flying, taking us from the landlocked city to the shore of the Mediterranean. It is a long enough[…]
“If she loves music, why does she do this,” a sufferer asked after hearing one of Florence Foster Jenkins’ catastrophic singing performances. Jenkins herself put it another way: “People may[…]
In response to Attila Leitner’s inaccurate and defamatory piece in the Budapest Times, we offer the following statement. First, Leitner assumes that “someone in the countryside” wouldn’t care about what[…]
Presenting in one concise package the month’s most important and fascinating national stories, whether they be economic, political, cultural, sporting or among the hundreds of other happenings that go on[…]
The controversy surrounding the Central European University seems to be all the rage these days. Well, in Budapest anyways; if you ask someone in the countryside, there is a good[…]
The Hungarian government’s dedication to the European Union is “unquestionable” but in many respects the government is dissatisfied with the operations of the EU; allegations suggesting that recent Hungarian legislation[…]
India was a Partner Country, present with two pavilions over more than 300 square metres, at the 36th Construma construction and home building exhibition at Hungexpo in April. view full[…]
As Narendra Modi surged to power in India in May 2014, a deciding factor with the world’s largest electorate was his impressive economic record during 13 years as Chief Minister[…]
Robbie Williams’ 2017 European stadium tour will see 29 shows in 18 countries, opening at Manchester’s Etihad Stadium in June and arriving at Budapest’s Groupama Arena on August 23. view[…]
This year the finest Hungarian gastronomic festival will cross borders and host some of the best restaurants and chefs of the Central European region. Ana Roš from Slovenia, the world’s[…]
Everyone interested in good food and high-level gastronomy in this country will surely come across the name of Zoltán Herczeg at some point. He has tested over 300 Michelin Star-awarded[…]
“We don’t just want to criticise, judge and talk about what was on a plate at a given place and at a given time. We would like to show how[…]
As the weather warms up, city dwellers are more in the mood for finding some greenery, and one handy oasis is Szabadság tér with its tree-lined avenues, spacious lawns and[…]
With its 25th anniversary upcoming, Gusto Café near the Buda shore of the Danube is one of the veterans of the local gastronomy scene. However, while other places were stuck[…]
