Economy
Fiscal Council Gives 2021 Budget Amendments the All-Clear
Hungary’s Fiscal Council said the deficit target in the 2021 budget would have to be raised. The government earlier said it would raise the 2021 deficit target, calculated according to European Union accounting rules, from 2.9% to 7.5% of GDP.
Police
Tragic Accident Near Baktalórántháza
On Saturday evening, a fatal traffic accident happened on main road 41, near Baktalórántháza.
Car Crashes Into Tree in Debrecen
On Saturday afternoon, a car crashed into a tree at the crossroads of Vámospércsi road and Lapály street.
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Culture
Iconic Hungarian Actress Mari Törőcsik Dies at 85
One of the favorite actresses of Hungarians, Mari Törőcsik has died at the age of 85.
Tiny Beauties in the Botanical Collection
Native to the Middle East, Tulipa humilis is a low-growing bulbous perennial you can plant in rockeries, window boxes, flower beds, and groups for a gorgeous result.
Budapest to Submit Bid for Unesco World Book Capital 2023 Title
The city of Budapest will submit its bid for the UNESCO World Book Capital 2023 title on Thursday, the mayor’s office said. The programme has been put together in cooperation with Hungarian publishers, Budapest’s cultural institutions and state agencies, the office told MTI in a statement.
