Hungary in the news
Hungarian-Georgian business forum held in Budapeston May 24, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary wants to develop its trade ties with Georgia and find new ways to strengthen economic partnerships, Matolcsy said. Saakasvhili said Georgia is offering incentives for cooperation in business and the country is carrying out reforms and taking effective steps against corruption.See details
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Aftermath Of Budapest Sex Party - 'This Is All Incredibly Embarrassing'on May 24, 2011 via YahooNews The head of German insurance company Ergo, Torsten Oletzky, has told SPIEGEL in an interview that the Budapest sex party arranged for high-achieving salesmen was "completely unacceptable" and "incredibly embarrassing," and explains why many of them are still working for the firm.See details
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Hungarian goose industry to sign professional codexon May 24, 2011 via YahooNews Goose industry players will adopt the codex voluntarily, the ministry said. Hungary meets 90% of global demand for goose liver, producing an annual 1,600 tonnes of the delicacy. Sales of goose liver generate an annual HUF 10 billion and the industry provides work for some 11,000 people.See details
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HCC-Embedded Offers Embedded USB Device and Host Stacks for the Renesas RX600 Series of Microcontrollerson May 24, 2011 via YahooNews BUDAPEST, Hungary--(BUSINESS WIRE)--HCC-Embedded Offers Embedded USB Device and Host stacks for the Renesas RX600 series of microcontrollersSee details
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Renaming Budapest airport cost HUF 13 mlnon May 24, 2011 via YahooNews The renaming of the capital's airport Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport cost HUF 13 million, National Development Minister Tam?s Fellegi said in a written answer to a question from an opposition MP.See details
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Hungary life insurance market continues to shrinkon May 24, 2011 via YahooNews Hungarian companies' revenue from premiums on life insurance policies edged down 3% to HUF 114 billion in Q1 from the same period a year earlier, the Hungarian Insurers Association (MABISz) said.See details
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Hungary's FM Martonyi poses with Norway's FM Jonas Gahr Store at the start of an EEA Council in Brusselson May 24, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary's Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi poses with Norway's Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store (R) at the start of an European Union-European Economic Area (EEA) Council in Brussels May 23, 2011. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir (BELGIUM - Tags: POLITICS BUSINESS)See details
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Hungary's FM Martonyi welcomes Norway's FM Jonas Gahr Store at the start of an EEA Council in Brusselson May 24, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary's Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi welcomes Norway's Foreign Minister Jonas Gahr Store (R) at the start of an European Union-European Economic Area (EEA) Council in Brussels May 23, 2011. REUTERS/Francois Lenoir (BELGIUM)See details
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Georgian territorial integrity important for EU: Hungary presidenton May 24, 2011 via YahooNews Hungarian President Pal Schmitt said Monday that Georgia's independence, territorial integrity and sovereignty are important not just for Hungary, but the whole European Union.See details
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Saakashvili Visits Hungaryon May 23, 2011 via YahooNews President Saakashvili started on May 22 a two-day official visit to Hungary, which holds EU?s rotating presidency, Georgian and Hungarian presidents? administrations said in separate press releases.See details
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Explore Budapest's 'ruin pubs'on May 23, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest, the cultural capital of Hungary and much of central Europe, has no shortage of nightlife. You can go there for grand opera, folk music and dancing, a twilight boat trip or live music in a nightclub.See details
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Explore Budapest's 'ruin pubs'on May 22, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest, the cultural capital of Hungary and much of central Europe, has no shortage of nightlife. You can go there for grand opera, folk music and dancing, a twilight boat trip or live music in a nightclub.See details
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Explore Budapest's 'ruin pubs'on May 22, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest, the cultural capital of Hungary and much of central Europe, has no shortage of nightlife. You can go there for grand opera, folk music and dancing, a twilight boat trip or live music in a nightclub.See details
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Explore Budapest's 'ruin pubs'on May 22, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest, the cultural capital of Hungary and much of central Europe, has no shortage of nightlife. You can go there for grand opera, folk music and dancing, a twilight boat trip or live music in a nightclub.See details
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Hungary: Free to show its splendoron May 21, 2011 via YahooNews ?Hey!? an almost-naked man cheerily called to me.See details
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4 reasons for Hungary to join the Euro PLUS pact ? and 4 not toon May 21, 2011 via YahooNews Hungary has opted out of the Euro-Plus Pact recently proposed by the European Commission. The main reason for staying out of the pact is the planned harmonization of corporate tax bases within the EU, the Hungarian government said.See details
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Explore Budapest's 'ruin pubs'on May 21, 2011 via YahooNews Budapest, the cultural capital of Hungary and much of central Europe, has no shortage of nightlife. You can go there for grand opera, folk music and dancing, a twilight boat trip or live music in a nightclub.See details
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Nightlife among the ruins of Budapeston May 21, 2011 via YahooNews This cultural capital of Hungary and much of Central Europe has no shortage of nightlife. You can go there for opera, folk music and dancing or a twilight boat trip.See details
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Hungary war crimes trial resumes after medical OKon May 20, 2011 via YahooNews PABLO GORONDI Associated Press BUDAPEST, Hungary The war crimes trial of a 97-year-old Hungarian former gendarmerie officer resumed Thursday after doctors determined that he is healthy enough to take part. Sandor Kepiro is on trial for his alleged involvement in the deaths of about 35 people in the northern Serbian city of Novi Sad during an anti-partisan raid by Hungarian forces in January 1942 ...See details
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Hungary targets more jobs, health screenings, education for Roma, among country's pooreston May 20, 2011 via YahooNews BUDAPEST, Hungary - Hungary's government says it will strive to create 100,000 jobs for the country's impoverished Roma population by 2015 and improve their access to health services and education.See details
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