Hungarian News

Denying Holocaust Made a Crime in Hungary Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai looks at pictures of Holocaust victims in the Hall of Names at the Yad Vashem Holocaust memorial in Jerusalem on June 23, 2009.

Hungarian, Mongolian PMs discuss ways to strengthen economic ties Hungarian Prime Minister Gordon Bajnai shakes hands with visiting Mongolian Prime Minister Sukhbaatar Batbold in the Hungarian Parliement in Budapest, Hungary, March 10, 2010.

3/10/2010 - Hungary makes Holocaust denial a crime The law was approved last month by Hungarian lawmakers, after more wide-ranging versions of the law had been rejected by courts for limiting free speech.

Suspect admits to shooting at Roma houses Suspect admits to shooting at Roma houses Budapest, 4.3.2010, 23:11, A rpA d K, the main suspect in the recent string of murders of Roma people in Hungary, has admitted that he opened fire on several Roma-inhabited houses on July 21, 2008.

Placido Domingo has surgery for colon cancer Spokeswoman Nancy Seltzer said Monday March 8, 2010 that the 69-year-old tenor had surgery last week at Mount Sinai Hospital in New York and was released Sunday.

New Market Report: Hungary Food & Drink Report Q2 2010 In the longer term, Hungary's placement is likely to worsen, as its attractive regulatory environment and high per capita food and beverage consumption levels are outweighed by challenging economic conditions, falling population numbers, and the rising demand for private-label and discount goods.

Hungarian couples turn to Adopt a Countryside Granny In Hungary, hundreds of married couples whose parents have died have turned to a website called Adopt a Countryside Granny.

Hungarian ambassador: Nabucco is a direct way leading Azerbaijan to Europe "But Azerbaijan ensured the development of the relations while opening embassy in Budapest in 2004," the ambassador said and added that the first meeting of Hungary-Azerbaijan intergovernmental commission had been held recently.