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Szijjártó Holds to 2030-31 Date for Paks II Completion - Vimarsana News

Szijjártó Holds to 2030-31 Date for Paks II Completion

Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said he was sticking to the 2030-2031 target dates for putting two new blocks into operation at Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant at a press conference on Wednesday, according to a report by state news wire MTI.

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Preparatory works begin at Paks II site : New Nuclear - Vimarsana News

Preparatory works begin at Paks II site : New Nuclear

Work has begun to construct the groundwater cut-off - an underground waterproof wall - around the area on Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant site where two new units are to be built. The wall will control the flow of groundwater into and out of the Paks II construction pit, once excavated.

Hungary expects new reactors to be built by Rosatom in Paks by 2030, 2031 -minister - Vimarsana News

Hungary expects new reactors to be built by Rosatom in Paks by 2030, 2031 -minister

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Hungary won't support nuclear sanctions against Russia - Vimarsana News

Hungary won't support nuclear sanctions against Russia

Hungarian Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto (pictured) reiterated on Wednesday that Hungary has no plans to support sanctions that would hit Russia's nuclear sector as this would affect the former&...

Hungary hosts Russian cabinet minister, aims to 'keep channels open' - Vimarsana News

Hungary hosts Russian cabinet minister, aims to 'keep channels open'

BUDAPEST (Reuters) - Hungary hosted Russia's health minister on Wednesday for a rare visit by a member of the Russian cabinet to an EU and NATO member state, with Budapest saying it wanted to keep communications channels open.