Hungary's Orban leans on mandatory food price cuts to rein in rampant inflation

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban on Thursday imposed mandatory price cuts on some basic food items by large retailers as his nationalist government tries to tame the European Union's highest inflation rate from levels exceeding 20%.

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