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In keeping with this afternoon's triple theme of destitution, potential lost body parts and compensation claims for actual lost body parts, the mayor of the pleasant hamlet of Bátaapáti in Tolna County has offered Ft 1 million...
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A SUCCESSFUL 2008 FOR ATOMENERGOPROM Nuclear Engineering http://www.neimagazine.com/story.asp?sectioncode=132&storyCode=2053573 July 14 2009 JSC Atomenergoprom performed better than expected in 2008 - its first year of full...
9 July 2009 - Russia's TVEL is looking to build a facility to make fuel for nuclear power plants in Hungary, according to Világgazdaság, the country's leading business daily. TVEL wants to build the plant to meet what it sees...
2009-07-06 - More than 40 percent of Hungary’s electric power is generated by a single nuclear power plant. Trouble-free transmission from the plant to the power grid is critical – both for national energy security and public...
What a place to be if he is a paedophile. They were responding to a phone call from a worried local who had spotted Asztalos from his photograph, which was part of a new Crimestoppers' campaign aimed at capturing 'most wanted'...
BUDAPEST, Jun 8 (IPS) - Eastern Europe is promoting nuclear energy as the only way to tackle climate change and reduce dependence on Russian gas, in spite of costs of going nuclear that it cannot meet.
Hungary feels the game of the energy superpowers better than the average of the EU. In the interest of the alleviation of the cat and mouse game the EP candidates would build new pipelines, energy industry investments would be...
A suspected Hungarian child sex offender has been arrested working at a funfair in Milton Keynes. Balazs Asztalos is one of 16 foreign suspects, thought to be hiding in the UK, in a list issued by Crimestoppers. The 25-year-old...
By now you've probably heard of the heartwarming story about how Facebook helped reunite a British woman and her son 27 years after he was adducted by his father and brought to Hungary. If not, you should check it out, because...
