András Gyürk said Fidesz had long maintained the position outlined in an impact study by the European Securities and Markets Authority (ESMA), namely that the gas price cap will prove...
According to a Jan-Feb 2022 poll by the Századvég Europe Project, 75 percent of adults who responded blamed Brussels’ policy for the energy crisis; by December, this figure had risen...
Tamás Deutsch said in a statement that Fidesz’s European parliamentary group will continue to support changing Brussels’ sanctions policy.
The government will spend a total 44 billion forints (EUR 109.6m) helping local governments pay their energy bills.
The company is now running 2,233 post offices nationwide, much more that the 1,600 required by law.
The energy ministry is focused on ensuring that households continue to benefit from caps on their energy bills while guaranteeing supply security.
Magyar Posta said talks are ongoing on the exact number and location of the post offices to be reopened.
The prime minister said the European Commission was partially to blame for recent energy price rises.
Hungarians paid 10.63 euro cents for 1 kWh of electricity in August, the lowest price in the EU and only outdone by Serbia (8.11 cents/kWh) among the cities surveyed.
Budapest had the lowest retail gas prices and the fourth lowest electricity prices among 29 countries researched at the end of last year
Péter Szijjártó, minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, said an agreement has successfully been reached on the quantity and price of next year’s Gazprom natural gas shipments to Hungary, in addition to which negotiations have also begun on gas shipments for 2020
The Hungarian government will be able to act successfully against “the pressure imposed by Brussels and the organizations of George Soros” if as many people return their questionnaires as possible by Wednesday, Fidesz party's communications director said
“The goal of the Brussels attacks is for fewer people to sign the National Consultation," Bence Tuzson said, adding that despite this interest is high, the people of Hungary realize that these are important issues and around 900,000 people have already returned their filled out National Consultation questionnaires