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Budapest-Belgrade railway project hits buffers

Budapest-Belgrade railway project hits buffers

3 min read Hungary, Serbia, Meszaros

The future of a multi-billion dollar Budapest-Belgrade rail construction has been thrown into doubt after Hungary redirected its equipment and workforce to address a deteriorating railway line between Budapest and Gyor, west Hungary. According to reports, the Chinese have ceased financing the construction, and their employees halted work. Companies owned

Rheinmetall opens 'Europe's most modern and finest tank factory' in Hungary

Rheinmetall opens 'Europe's most modern and finest tank factory' in Hungary

3 min read Hungary

German munitions company Rheinmetall proclaimed its unit for armoured vehicles as Europe’s most advanced plant when it inaugurated the new factory in Zalaegerszeg, western Hungary, on Friday, 18 August. Amongst other military hardware, the high-tech facility will make the Lynx, the world’s most advanced infantry fighting vehicle (IFV)

Multi-billion deal sees Emirati operator acquire telco assets in four CEE countries

Multi-billion deal sees Emirati operator acquire telco assets in four CEE countries

Emirates Telecommunication Group Company (e&) will buy a 50% plus one share in PPF Group’s telecommunications assets in Bulgaria (mobile operator Yettel Bulgaria), Hungary (Yettel Hungary), Serbia (Yettel Serbia) and Slovakia (O2 Slovakia). The United Arab Emirates-based telco holding company, formerly Etisalat, will pay EUR 2.15bn upfront

Sanctions cannot bring Russia to its knees - MOL CEO

Sanctions cannot bring Russia to its knees - MOL CEO

Only 6% of Ukrainian diesel imports come from Hungary, the head of Hungarian energy giant MOL said at a conference on Saturday, 29 July. MOL CEO Zsolt Hernadi was responding to a recent article by Netherlands daily Handelsblatt, which said MOL’s oil deliveries to Ukraine have doubled in the

CEE needs to prioritise climate plans - report

CEE needs to prioritise climate plans - report

Central and Eastern European (CEE) countries may hinder the EU’s ability to meet its climate goals, according to campaigners who are concerned about their National Energy and Climate Plans (NECPs). European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has emphasised the European Union’s commitment to achieving a net-zero power