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  Business|26/08/2010

  Hungarian reserves at record levels

  Emotions reached boiling point when the delegations of the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the European Commission left Budapest without having achieved their purpose.
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  Arts & Culture|26/08/2010

  The bottom of the pyramid

  It would be a mistake to liquidate the National Cultural Fund of Hungary; however, its new president, Marcell Janovics, who took up his position at the beginning of August, believes that the introduction of certain changes cannot be delayed.
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  World Affairs|26/08/2010

  H1N1: the end

  The World Health Organisation officially declared yesterday that the H1N1 ‘pandemic’ was over, but continues to refuse to concede that it committed a blunder by comparing the danger of the mildest influenza epidemic for decades with that caused by Spanish flu.
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  Hungary|26/08/2010

  Orbán out on a limb – a hard slap in the face from the banks

  The new Hungarian government can hardly complain that it is not being given enough attention by the foreign press: Viktor Orbán is soon to be hailed as a political superstar in the Anglo-Saxon papers.
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  Hungary|26/08/2010

  Taming the lion

  Being in parliament has clearly domesticated the formally militant Jobbik. The government regularly puts their ideas into effect and the Hungarian Guard, the organisation the party’s popularity is founded on, is losing ground.