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BYD to move its European headquarters to Budapest
BYD's new office will employ 2,000 people, whose tasks will include customer service, licensing and vehicle testing, sales, and there will also be two R&D projects.
Even Fidesz supporters aren't convinced that Tisza has ties to the Ukrainian secret service
We asked Péter Szijjártó about the Ukrainian claims of a Hungarian spy network, but he was unable to provide any tangible evidence to the contrary. We also questioned him about PM Orbán's praise for...
Russian-style law could bring surprise raids, fines for uncooperative banks and could create a...
The Hungarian draft law made it clear that the ruling party is willing to use a significant part of the state apparatus to silence whomever it wants. The proposal not only seeks to cripple the...
E.ON CEO: We don't have a Plan A or Plan B for the elections; the power grid needs to be upgraded...
Guntram Würzberg, the CEO of E.ON Hungária, gave an interview to Telex the day after the major power outage in Spain. We spoke with the candid executive about the challenges facing the European and...
Russian-style bill targeting independent press and NGOs tabled in Hungarian parliament
Fidesz has submitted a proposal that would completely incapacitate organizations they have labeled as foreign agents threatening the country's sovereignty.
Orbán: Ukrainians want to use Tisza Party to disrupt Hungarian poll on their EU accession
The Hungarian PM spoke after a meeting of the Defense Council on Tuesday, and said that they expect more secret service operations before the government's opinion poll on Ukraine's EU accession...
Spy war shatters hopes of normalising Ukrainian-Hungarian relationship
Ukraine’s claim that it arrested two agents of a Hungarian military spy network started a tit for tat and brought efforts to normalise the relationship of the two countries to a screeching halt.
Arte: What Poland's election means for Europe
EU membership has turbo-charged Poland’s development, but the rise of populism has reshaped public debate.
€1.1 billion reward handed to pro-government Hungarian media may end up being too much for the EU
The Hungarian government has been giving a boost to its favored media outlets with state advertisements disguised as commercials for several years. According to a recent complaint submitted to the...
Ferenc Gyurcsány resigns from all posts and withdraws from public life
The politician, who also served as prime minister between 2004 and 2009, used to be one of the loudest critics of the Orbán government.
