President Zeman committed to signing the legislation once approved by the Senate, but only with the proposed amendments
The data revealed the “stress on mental health from the pandemic in this age group,” confirmed the head of ICU at a German children’s hospital
From January to November, over 64,000 people died in Slovakia
Slovakia plunges into crisis
Further orders will arrive in mid-December, says the Minister of Health Adam Vojtěch
Over 19,000 cases of COVID-19 were recorded by Poland’s Ministry of Health, and 274 people have died due to the virus
The number of Covid-19 cases in the Czechia is growing rapidly
Central Europe is dealing with the pandemic the most successfully out of all EU countries, according to the latest European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) report
Slovakia will sell the majority of the 200,000 doses
2020 population drop triples from previous year
Czechia is among countries with a low risk of COVID-19
Hungary spent the most among the V4 countries
Some conservative MPs fear the delay could be longer
Approval rate of pandemic measures never dropped below 50 percent
The vaccination engine should not stop
The question concerning China’s responsibility for the modern world’s greatest tragedy, the coronavirus, is now being asked increasingly more, writes Jerzy Haszczynski
11.6 percent of the population have been fully vaccinated
Russian and Chinese vaccines saved lives and money
The green passport is the latest such issue
Hungary currently ranks fourth in the world
Rival scientists from Moderna say she deserves the Nobel Prize
About 16,600 people died in the Czech Republic in March
Romanians most trust the armed forces and the Orthodox Church
It will also contain the type of vaccine administered
5.2 percent GDP growth expected this year
Sputnik V and Sinopharm sped up the inoculation process
Government acted swiftly and decisively
Green passports to be issued starting in June
Germany is facing a third wave of coronavirus pandemic
China in no hurry to ask for European approval for its Sinopharm vaccine
If migrants in Europe are sending less money home to family members in Africa, the Middle East and Asia, it may force those dependent on that money to also try their luck migrating to Europe
Company says the court case is without any merits
Despite worrying epidemic data, the country needs tourism revenues
The money will go toward healthcare and the economic recovery
The EU plans to replace the canceled vaccines with Pfizer/BioNTech vaccines
People have had enough of coronavirus restrictions and want their former lives back, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes.
The seed money to support Covid-19 orphans will came from the personal savings of Hungarian President János Áder
Were we going in the right direction before Covid-19? The epidemic helped us answer that question, says the leader of the Synod of the Hungarian Reformed Church
More than a year into the pandemic, the Polish government has not drawn necessary conclusions from its dubious decisions to fight the virus, writes conservative television host and musician Jan Pospieszalski
The EU should finally get its act together, and instead of endlessly debating esoteric issues, should focus on fighting the coronavirus pandemic, columnist Mariann Őry writes in daily Magyar Hírlap.
2.5 million doses of the Sputnik V vaccine will be distributed pending EMA approval
Restaurants and hotels remain closed, but Hungary is taking steps to reopen
As the number of vaccinated rises, Hungary could return to normal
Fear is not the key in this situation, says Duka
The move is unexpected for Czechia
A battle is brewing around an upcoming vaccine delivery from BioNTech/Pfizer, with some EU countries, including Austria, claiming they are not getting their fair share
The coronavirus passport will not be “mandatory”, but you may need it to travel, attend events or enter a public space
Forged test certificates usually come from the Ukrainian black market
The situation in Hungary is dire, but healthcare is coping
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Without the Russian and Chinese vaccines, the country would have about half a million fewer vaccinated people
29 million doses of vaccine destined for Britain found near Rome
The government crisis continues to deepen
EU vaccine procurement is faltering, which means nation-states are picking up the slack, says Varga
But only after all seniors have been inoculated
Who will recognize which vaccine?
As a proportion of its population, Hungary is the second most vaccinated population after Malta
Hungary and Slovakia already use the Sputnik vaccine
Paper and electronic versions of a vaccine passport with a QR code will available in June
Number of viruses in individual samples 15 times higher than in previous waves
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The laws do not establish a right to work from home
Hungarian cabinet minister responds to opposition criticism
No improvement in sight, says chief medical officer
In the past, he filmed several times in the Czech Repulic
Director of Robert Koch Institute acknowledged the problem
Many EU countries are going their own way to try and solve the Covid-19 crisis
Shops and schools close, border controls increase
Austria and Denmark initiate cooperation with Israel
Other regional nations are also considering using the Russian vaccine
EU vaccination efforts are two months behind the United States and Israel
Although the Hungarian economy suffered an over 5 percent setback in 2020 due to the cumulative effects of the coronavirus pandemic, it still fared better than most other EU member states, whose average GDP shortfall was 6.4 percent, financial journalist Csaba Szajlai writes in daily Magyar Nemzet.
The decision was made to avoid other EU countries discriminating against Hungarians who received the Russian or Chinese vaccines
“We are in a race against time”
Meanwhile, coronavirus trend remains a concern
Israel is moving in the opposite direction
The speech delivered by US President Joe Biden at the Munich Security Conference was not exactly what the left-liberal media expected it to be, Mariann Őry writes in a commentary in daily Magyar Hírlap
There is no Eastern or Western vaccines, only good and bad ones, says PM Orbán
Kurz administration losing in popularity
The opposition is complaining about Russian and Chinese vaccines in a move that could cost lives
Soldiers helped with the testing of more than 71,000 people
