Economy
Mediaworks Suspends Világgazdaság, Figyelő Print Copies
Mediaworks Hungary is suspending the printed editions of business daily Világgazdaság and the weekly Figyelő indefinitely.
Police
Woman Strangles Her Husband’s Lover in Tiszadada
The woman who had been arrested by the Nyíregyháza District Court on Wednesday after suspectedly strangling her husband’s lover in Tiszadada, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, on June 18th, was aware of her husband’s relationship for a certain period of time.
Police: nearly 14,000 refugees arrive from Ukraine on Sunday
Fully 6,125 people crossed into Hungary directly from Ukraine on Sunday, while another 7,638 from Ukraine crossed from Romania, the national police headquarters (ORFK) said. Police issued temporary residence permits valid for thirty days to 232 people, ORFK told MTI on Monday. Holders of such permits must contact a local immigration office near their place […]
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Culture
Fine Arts Museum to Open Matisse Show on Thursday
The Budapest Museum of Fine Arts is opening its first large-scale exhibition of the works of Henri Matisse on Thursday, showing over 150 works encompassing the artist’s 60-year career, organisers told a press conference on Wednesday. The show runs until Oct. 16.
Péter Kőváry, Former Frontman of Neo, Has Died at 50
Péter Kőváry, a musician, died after suffering from a serious illness.
Night of Museums to Present Events at Over 400 Locations
The twentieth Night of Museums running until the early hours will be held on June 25, featuring concerts, guided tours and interactive presentations at more than 400 locations.
