Economy
Hungary, Austria Reject European Minimum Wage
Hungary and Austria believe that setting a minimum wage from Brussels would be ill-advised due to large differences in the level of development between European Union member states, László Palkovics, the minister of innovation and technology, has told public media after talks with Austrian Labour Minister Martin Kocher on the sidelines of the EU summit […]
Police
Train Hits and Kills Man Near Pápa
On Saturday afternoon (8th May), a young man with a scooter was hit and killed by a train near the city of Pápa – the Veszprém County Police Headquarters said on the police’s website.
Serbian Man Wanted for Vienna Murder Arrested in Hungary
Hungarian police have arrested a Serbian national wanted by the Austrian authorities for an alleged robbery and the murder of a jeweller in Vienna, at the Tompa border crossing with Serbia, police said on their website.
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Culture
Budapest Municipal Court Rejects Klubrádió Appeal Over 92.9 MHz
The Budapest Municipal Court on Friday upheld the decision of Hungary’s top media authority to strip commercial Klubrádió from the use of the 92.9 MHz frequency.
Budapest Cultural Venues Reopening Gradually
Budapest’s cultural venues are reopening gradually, with museums, most spas and open-air theatres slated to reopen to patrons with immunity certificates in the coming month, a deputy mayor of the city said on Thursday.
Polish Spring Film Festival to Feature the Primate, Two Hungarian Premieres
This year’s Polish Spring Film Festival, to be held from May 6 to 10, will feature five films, including one about Cardinal Stefan Wyszyński, a mayor figure of 20th-century Polish history, the organiser has said.
