At the final campaign rally in Budapest, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán outlined the stakes of the upcoming election, focusing on peace, sovereignty, and Hungary’s position in an increasingly uncertain international...
"Karácsony and the Tisza coalition, which gives the city leadership, owes all Budapest citizens answers," Alexandra Szentkirályi said.
Hungary's ruling Fidesz-Christian Democrat alliance is starting off the Budapest municipal assembly's new term by submitting three proposals to the body.
The Budapest municipal government office and the national economy ministry will continue to carefully monitor airline companies’ performance, and champion consumer rights.
“The mayor has not paid taxes since last June … Budapest has rejected to pay 46 billion forints in solidarity tax until March,” Minister Varga said.
Minister Varga said the solidarity contribution is paid by 724 cities, including Budapest, Hungary’s richest city.
Apart from Budapest, only three European destinations made it to the top of the rankings on the Conde Nast Traveler list.
The opposition leadership of Budapest has “squandered reserves and driven the city to bankruptcy”.
The area will reopen to pedestrians today but cars will not be allowed to return for the time being.
Zsolt Láng said this neglect is evident on the streets of Budapest, with traffic in a state of chaos and public spaces full of rubbish.
The Millennium Underground together with Andrássy Avenue were listed as UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 2002.
Budapest has been chosen as the host of the 46th Chess Olympiad that is set to take place in 2024.
Budapest’s metropolitan development authorities are working on exciting new developments to reduce traffic and congestion in the city.