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CORONAVIRUS: Here's the latest

A regularly updated feed of the latest information about coronavirus in Hungary.

Hungary at the forefront of the EU in terms of vaccination rate

Hungary ranks third in terms of Covid-19 vaccination coverage in the European Union with only Denmark and Malta ahead.

New restrictions could be introduced in the coming weeks

Where does the EU money go? To small- and middle-sized farming businesses!

A recent report from the European Greens has a rather loose relationship with the truth when it comes to Hungary’s agricultural support regime. Here are some facts.

PM Orbán: High level of preparedness ordered in hospitals

“The number of infections is expected to grow drastically in the next two weeks. This is why a high level of preparedness had to be ordered in hospitals,” PM Orbán said.

Hungarian government decides to speed up the administration of COVID-19 vaccines

By freeing up all newly procured vaccines and those currently in stock, Hungary aims to double the speed of mass inoculation in an attempt to vaccinate as many Hungarians, as early as possible.

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News in Brief

FM expresses hope that dual citizenship issue would be resolved in Slovakia

Mar 04, 2021

The foreign minister called on Slovakia’s Hungarians to participate at the ongoing national census and declare their ethnicity.

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CORONAVIRUS: Here's the latest

Mar 03, 2021

A regularly updated feed of the latest information about coronavirus in Hungary.

News in Brief

FM: Hungarian economy can count on the automotive industry

Mar 03, 2021

The foreign minister said the automotive industry was the backbone of the Hungarian economy even before the coronavirus pandemic and thanks to developments and investments, it can still rely on it.

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Hungary's PPI rises 6.6% in a year

Mar 03, 2021

According to data from the Central Statistical Office (KSH), industrial producer prices in Hungary grew by an annual 6.6 percent in January.

The Spokesman's blog

Ministerpräsident Orbán: Hohe Bereitschaftsstufe in den Krankenhäusern angeordnet

„Die Anzahl der Infektionen soll in den nächsten zwei Wochen drastisch ansteigen. Deshalb musste in den Krankenhäusern eine höhere Stufe der Bereitschaft angeordnet werden“, sagte Ministerpräsident Orbán heute Morgen in einem Interview und fügte hinzu, dass die von der EU zugesicherten Impfstoffe „langsamer als erwartet ankommen“ und wir ohne die chinesischen und russischen Impfstoffe in „großen Schwierigkeiten“ stecken würden.