Budapest Assembly News Today

The Budapest assembly passed a position on Wednesday regarding the construction of battery plants, namely that the city’s residents must be consulted before any

1,200 municipality-owned apartments were privatized at discounted price in Budapest 2014-2018 during Fidesz, investigation finds suspecting corruption.

Taxi fares in Budapest are about to increase by almost 35 percen from 9 May, due to higher vehicle fuel prices, rising inflation and minimum wage increases.

The opposition-led Budapest Assembly has hung out the Ukrainian flag on the capital's City Hall "to stand for the Ukrainian people and Ukraine."

Proposals submitted by opposition in Völner-Schadl case's downtown associations, were all refused to be put on the agenda by Fidesz in 5th district.

As elections near, bot political sides suggested threat of foreign interference. While Fidesz suspect the US and the EU, the opposition points to Russia.

Growing up on a farm in the southern Swedish countryside seems a far cry from the high-flying career in international development and mission that Eva Christina Nilsson has been pursuing for almost four decades.

Budapest Assembly moved to set up investigative committee to review "suspicious" property sales of Fidesz, also wanting to investigate Schadl's dealings.

Budapest Assembly's committee investigating the City Hall case, began working. Karácsony considers it obvious that the case is politically motivated.

Budapest Assembly accepted municipality's 2022 budget, forecasting just over HUF 297 billion in budget revenues; just below HUF 411 billion in expenditures.