Új gazdára talált a Belügyminisztérium régi épületegyüttese

A Nemzeti Vagyonkezelő szerint az állam 50,8 milliárd forintért értékesítette a Nádor utcai ingatlanokat.

The only questions that remains is whether the Budapest model can mark the beginning of a larger paradigm shift in Europe.
„Through its economic policies, it seems Hungary has managed to strike a balance between pleasing European leaders and the electorate, without resorting to the type of populism that is running amok in several core countries. According to the average of five polls, the ruling FIDESZ coalition is credited with an average of 49% backing among decided voters, compared with just 26% for the opposition coalition.