Budapest
BUDAPEST, Hungary - Ildiko Papp can calmly discuss the collapse of her family company and break-ins at her home and business.
BUDAPEST, Hungary - Hungary's Supreme Court upheld Thursday a decision by the National Election Committee forcing state radio and television to run a far-right party's election advertisement that refers to "Gypsy criminals."
The court said the broadcasters must give equal treatment to all political parties during an election campaign and that the broadcasters are not responsible for the ad's content.
BUDAPEST, Hungary - Hungary will not seek any more loans from the International Monetary Fund or the European Union and will be able to meet its financing needs by selling bonds to international and domestic investors, Economics Minister Gyorgy Matolcsy said Wednesday.
NEW YORK - Imagine no cars - or fewer, anyway.
BUDAPEST, Hungary - Hungary's prime minister on Tuesday proposed an overhaul of the tax system and cuts to the public sector, to reassure jittery markets that it can handle its debt.
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