Budapest isn’t the name on the tip of everyone’s tongue when it comes to launching a new business. Instead, the thriving startup scenes of London, Berlin, Stockholm etc are the ones[…]
The largest economic development program in Hungary’s history begins on 1 January 2015. “When we really want something we can succeed,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said at the birthday celebration[…]
Luckily we will put the municipal elections behind us this Sunday. Then the politicians will not feel obliged in the next three and half years to stuff our pockets full.[…]
Classic diplomacy is a thing of the past; instead, foreign policy today should “clearly and avowedly” aim to validate foreign economic aims, “without any shame”, Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s trade chief[…]
It can take a little time to get used to this number – 3.5% – since the Hungarian economy has not managed to produce even a similar growth rate in[…]
