Hungarian pupils to benefit from eight new schools, 16 classroom extensions, 20 new sport halls, 26 swimming pools and 17 larger gymnasiums; European Investment Bank invests EUR 150 million in improving the educational and sports outlooks of young Hungarians; EIB loan helps schools improve quality of education, social inclusiveness and educational performance of their pupils […]
Such an agreement may be regarded as a restriction of competition by object or by effect and as an abuse of a dominant position.
Bach for All Festival (Bach Mindenkinek Fesztivál) is taking place this year, free of charge, in 100 cities and localities in the Carpathian Basin in concert halls, churches, schools, hospitals, underpasses and squares from March 16 to 22, with artists volunteering their time in aid of the child ambulance charity foundation Magyar Gyermekmentő Alapítvány.
Eurings Zrt. has been awarded the title of “Sustainable Debrecen”. The award is given to companies that help Debrecen with their environmentally conscious commitments to become not only a modern, developed but also a livable city.
The Bank of Canada, the Bank of England, the Bank of Japan, the European Central Bank, the Sveriges Riksbank and the Swiss National Bank, together with the Bank for International Settlements (BIS), have created a group to share experiences as they assess the potential cases for central bank digital currency (CBDC) in their home jurisdictions.
In the week ending 17 January 2020 the net position of the Eurosystem in foreign currency (asset items 2 and 3 minus liability items 7, 8 and 9) increased by EUR 1.4 billion to EUR 291.9 billion.
Fire broke out today (22nd January) in a flat on Görgey street, Debrecen.
Two cars collided on Rákóczi street, Debrecen on 21st January.
DKV has presented us a list of strange objects that they had found on their trams and buses.
Credit standards remained broadly unchanged for both loans to enterprises and housing loans Demand for loans to enterprises declined, while demand for housing loans increased further Euro area banks use TLTRO-III liquidity largely for granting loans
