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Nearby, Janos Papai was pushing a hulking, ancient-looking machine over another scrap of bleached alligator, stitching on a zipper. Mr. O’Hara, 39, is a leather craftsman whose exclusive custom creations range from $1,800 pickleball racket covers to purple ombre McLaren racing car seats. Mr. Papai, 68, is his mentor. The two men met 15 years ago, when Mr. O’Hara was a junior employee just starting his career, and Mr. Papai was a factory owner in the garment district making leather fashions for designers like Ralph Lauren and Marc Jacobs. Mr. O’Hara began hanging around Mr. Papai’s factory, asking the veteran craftsman questions and watching him work.
Persons: Evan O’Hara, Janos Papai, O’Hara, Papai, Ralph Lauren, Marc Jacobs, Papai’s Organizations: McLaren Locations: Chinatown
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban arrives to attend a European Council summit at the EU headquarters in Brussels on March 21, 2024. Sameer Al-doumy | Afp | Getty ImagesHungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has run into political trouble ahead of European parliamentary elections in June, with his ruling party shaken by two political scandals within six weeks. Orban is a long-time ally of former U.S. President Donald Trump and widely seen as Russian President Vladimir Putin's closest supporter in the European Union. The right-wing leader has led the central European country since 2010, making him the EU's longest-serving head of state. Yet two major scandals have recently rocked his dominance of Budapest's political landscape at a sensitive time when Hungary is poised to hold both local and European elections in early June.
Persons: Viktor Orban, Sameer Al, Orban, Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin's, Peter Magyar, Janos Kummer, Zsuzsanna Vegh, Vegh, Magyar, Judit Varga —, Katalin Novak, Novak, Varga, William Shakespeare Organizations: Hungary's, EU, Afp, Getty, Hungarian, European Union, Eurasia Group, Fidesz, German Marshall Fund of, CNBC, Facebook, YouTube, Reuters, Lawyer Locations: Brussels, doumy, Hungary, Budapest, United States, Hungarian
(Reuters) - The European Union will sabotage Hungary's economy if Budapest blocks fresh aid to Ukraine at a summit this week, under a confidential plan drawn up by Brussels, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. Brussels has outlined a strategy to explicitly target Hungary's economic weaknesses, imperil its currency and drive a collapse in investor confidence in a bid to hurt "jobs and growth" if Budapest refuses to lift its veto on the aid to Kyiv, the newspaper reported, citing a document drawn up by EU officials. they cannot imagine that" EU funds would be provided to Budapest. Hungary's EU minister Janos Boka told the newspaper Budapest was not aware of the financial threat, but that the country "does not give in to pressure". (Reporting by Disha Mishra in Bengaluru; Editing by Kirsten Donovan)
Persons: Viktor Orban, Janos Boka, Disha Mishra, Kirsten Donovan Organizations: Reuters, European, Financial Times, Budapest, EU, Kremlin, FT Locations: European Union, Budapest, Ukraine, Brussels, Kyiv, Hungarian, Russia, Hungary's, Bengaluru
Viktor Orban, Hungary's prime minister, arrives on day one of the European Union (EU) leaders summit at the EU Council headquarters in Brussels, Belgium, on Monday, May 30, 2022. Hungary accused the European Union of blackmail after a leaked document reportedly suggested that the bloc plans to sabotage Budapest's economy if it vetoes fresh aid for Ukraine at a summit later this week. "Hungary does not give in to blackmail," Bóka János wrote in a post on X, the platform formerly known as Twitter. "The document drafted by Brussels bureaucrats only confirms what the Hungarian Government has been saying for a long time: access to EU funds is used for political blackmailing by Brussels," he added. It added that budget talks remain ongoing and will continue to be based on reaching a compromise that is acceptable to all 27 member states.
Persons: Viktor Orban, Hungary's, Bóka János Organizations: European Union, EU, European, Ukraine, Financial Times, Hungarian Locations: Brussels, Belgium, Hungary, European Union, Kyiv, Hungarian Government, Budapest, Hungarian, Ukraine
And that's about to send uranium prices, already at 16-year highs, on another rally. Sulfuric acid is critical in the extraction process as it is used to leach and recover uranium from raw ore. Kazatomprom is the world's leading uranium miner, accounting for over one-fifth of the world's production. Kazakhstan also produces 43% of the world's uranium supply, the largest slice of the global market for the heavy metal. Around 60 nuclear power reactors are under construction in 17 countries and another 110 are in the planning stages. Citibank expects uranium prices to average $110 per pound in 2025.
Persons: Guy Keller, Uranium, Jefferies, Janos Kummer Organizations: Corbis, Tribeca, Citibank, Getty Locations: India, Pallava, Kazakh, Kazakhstan, Canada, France, Niger, Tribeca, Asia, China, Slovakia
It's set to be a hot topic at the COP28 summit in Dubai, which begins this week. There are reports that there will be a concerted effort to get behind a big increase in nuclear capacity from now to 2050. "As more nations understand the role nuclear can play in achieving energy security and decarbonisation targets, global support for nuclear energy is growing," he added. "The phase-out of nuclear power makes our country safer; ultimately, the risks of nuclear power are uncontrollable," Steffi Lemke, Germany's federal minister for the environment and nuclear safety, said in April. France, a major player in nuclear power, is also planning to increase its number of reactors.
Persons: Janos Kummer, Atoms4NetZero, Rafael Mariano Grossi, Friedrich Merz, CNBC's Annette Weisbach, Merz —, Chancellor Olaf Scholz —, Steffi Lemke Organizations: Getty, International Atomic Energy Agency, CNBC, World Nuclear Association, IAEA, Christian Democratic Union, Greenpeace, Germany —, Locations: Slovakia, Dubai, United Arab Emirates, COP28, Germany, Sweden, France
European Union (EU) flags fly in front of the headquarters of the European Central Bank (ECB) in Frankfurt, Germany, July 8, 2020. REUTERS/Ralph Orlowski/File Photo Acquire Licensing RightsBUDAPEST, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Hungary has asked the European Commission to launch an infringement procedure against Bulgaria over a new fee it has imposed on Russian gas transit shipments, EU affairs minister Janos Boka said in a post on Facebook on Friday. Bulgaria introduced the new transit fee of about 10 euros per MWh of Russian gas last month, prompting strong criticism from Hungary and Serbia. "Today I have sent a letter to the European Commission asking it to launch an infringement procedure against Bulgaria without delay," Boka said. He has asked the EU executive to call on Bulgaria to suspend the fee until the procedure is completed, he added.
Persons: Ralph Orlowski, Janos Boka, Boka, Krisztina, Hugh Lawson Organizations: Union, European Central Bank, REUTERS, Rights, European Commission, Facebook, Thomson Locations: Frankfurt, Germany, Hungary, Bulgaria, Serbia, Russia, Europe
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Persons: Dubois, Oleksandr Usyk, Daniel Dubois, Tyson Fury, We'd, they've, Insider's, ExpressVPN, Anthony Yigit, Denys Berinchyk, Aro Schwartz, Daniel Lapin, Hamzah Sheeraz, Dmytro Mytrofanov, Anauel, Fiodor Czerkaszyn, Joel Julio, Vasile Cebotari, Roberto Arriaza, Rafal Wolczecki, Piotr Gudel, Oleksandr Solomennikov, Lazizbek, Nursultan Amanzholov, Vojtech, Aadam Hamed, Janos Penzes, Ziyad Almaayouf, Damian Tymosz, Bryce Mills Organizations: WBO, Poland's, ESPN, Disney, Disney Plus, TSN, TNT Sports, Kayo Sports, Subscription, TNT, ESPN Plus, IBF Locations: Wroclaw, Dubois, United States, Hulu, Canada, USA
Entrepreneur Luke Iseman said the sulfur dioxide in the balloons would deflect sunlight and cool the atmosphere, a controversial climate strategy known as solar geoengineering. The Mexican government told Reuters it is now actively drafting “new regulations and standards” to prohibit solar geoengineering inside the country. While the Mexican government announced its intention to ban solar geoengineering in January, its current actions and plans to discuss geoengineering bans with other countries have not been previously reported. GLOBAL GEOENGINEERING BANClimate policy experts said Mexico is in a position to help set the rules for future geoengineering research. David Keith, a professor of applied physics and public policy at Harvard University who has dedicated much of his research to solar geoengineering, called Iseman's launch a "stunt."
When Luke Iseman was thinking of launching a solar geoengineering startup, he talked to experts in the field. I want no geoengineering to occur," Iseman told CNBC. And that's a that's a pretty terrifying world to imagine," Iseman told CNBC. "Initially, I was really skeptical entirely of the of the voluntary carbon credit market," Iseman told CNBC. Pasztor told CNBC.
Pe data de 30 iunie, în cadrul unei ceremonii oficiale, secretarul de stat Dumitru Socolan a inaugurat Consulatul onorific al Republicii Moldova la Nyírbátor, Ungaria. Ceremonia de inaugurare a fost deschisă de secretarul de stat al Ministerului afacerilor externe și comerțului exterior al Ungariei, Tamás Vargha. Oficialul a salutat instituirea Consulatului onorific al Republicii Moldova la Nyírbátor, menționând că acesta va contribui la fortificarea relațiilor bilaterale moldo-ungare în domeniul economic, cultural, precum și în lupta cu consecințele pandemiei de coronavirus. Totodată, secretarul de stat a făcut referire la buna colaborare bilaterală în direcția integrării europene și asistența umanitară oferită de statul ungar Republicii Moldova, inclusiv un lot de aparate de ventilație mecanică, ce urmează a fi donate în curând. Consulatul onorific al Republicii Moldova la Nyírbátor este primul post consular onorific deschis în Ungaria, având jurisdicția consulară pe teritoriul județelor Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén, Hajdú-Bihar, Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg.
Persons: Dumitru Socolan, Tamás Vargha, Oficialul, Dumitru, Oleg Țulea, Veres Locations: Republicii Moldova, Nyírbátor, Ungaria, Ungariei, ungare, Borsod - Abaúj - Zemplén, Hajdú - Bihar, Szabolcs - Szatmár - Bereg
Poate la noi nu-i chiar atât de rău?…„Patodeweloperka”Lumina soarelui, transportul public, teren de joacă – cine are nevoie de acestea? În acest fel, moștenirea „simțului cartierului” a orașului poate fi păstrată parțial. „Poetul sărac” de Carl Spitzweg (1839)„Kádár-kocka”Aceste case cubice construite în anii 1960 sunt numite informal după liderul comunist János Kádár. Costul scăzut al locuințelor accesibile a avut totuși un altfel de preț: estetică și ineficiența energetică – ioc. Deși nu sunt la fel de faimoasele ca și cuburile Rubik, „Cuburile Kádár” au un loc aparte în Ungaria.
Persons: Andrzej, Van Bo, Harry Potter, Lorenz, Carl Spitzweg, Kádár, János Kádár, Rubik, Lucy Papachristou, Christian - Zsolt Varga Organizations: CC Locations: Polonia, Berlin, Ottakring, Vienei, CC BY, NC, SA, Paris, Ungaria, ost
Oana Rotar, o tânără în vârstă de 29 de ani este primul angajat cu sindrom Down din Ministerul Muncii, anunță organizația Special Olympics România, citată de g4media.ro. Oana va lucra la cabinetul unui secretar de stat, alături de echipa acestuia. „Oana Rotar este prima tânără cu sindrom Down din România angajată la Ministerul Muncii și Protecției Sociale. Oana a fost angajată la cabinetul Secretarului de Stat Makkai Péter János din data de 6 aprilie 2021 și va lucra alături de echipa acestuia, formată din patru persoane. A căutat activ un nou loc de muncă și a făcut parte din grupul tinerilor Lideri Special Olympics care au intrat în programul „Angajați, NU Asistați”.
Persons: Oana, János Organizations: Ministerul Muncii, Sociale, Facebook, Moldova, Ziua Mondială Locations: România, Chișinău, Moldova
Ungaria începe relaxarea restricțiilor pentru limitarea răspândirii coronavirusului după ce un sfert din populația sa a fost vaccinată cu cel puțin o doză de vaccin anti-Covid, a anunțat prim-ministrul țării, Viktor Orban, conform Agerpres. De un an trăim în condiţii ca în vreme de război, sub restricţii, interdicţii şi pierderi personale. Vor fi în continuare reguli antiepidemice, vă rog să le respectaţi”, a transmis Viktor Orban într-un mesaj video pe Facebook. El a mulţumit personalului medical pentru efortul său şi a promis continuarea vaccinării într-un ritm susţinut, cerându-le insistent cetăţenilor să se înregistreze pentru vaccinare. „Ungaria poate fi, Ungaria va fi ţara europeană unde fiecare primeşte cel mai repede un vaccin.
Persons: Viktor Orban, Janos Szlavik, Bela Merkely Organizations: Agerpres, Facebook, Comisia Europeană Locations: Ungaria, UE, Rusia, China, Budapesta
Marius Stan, 04 noiembrie 2020
  + stars: | 2020-11-04 | by ( ) moldova.europalibera.org   time to read: +7 min
17 aprilie 1954), care fusese lider marcant al partidului și ministru al Justiției după sfârșitul războiului, a fost arestat în februarie 1948 și a „dispărut” curând după aceea. În iunie 1948, Comitetul Central bulgar a fost convocat pentru a auzi „critica și sfatul frățesc” al Comitetului Central al PCUS. Kostov a fost arestat la Sofia în august, Rajk a fost judecat în septembrie și împușcat în octombrie. Teohari Georgescu, un alt vice-premier, membru al Politburo-ului și ministru de Interne avea să aibă parte de aceeași soartă câteva săptămâni mai târziu. Ceea ce a impresionat cel mai mult la tehnica lichidării comuniste a fost cruzimea cu care au fost tratate victimele epurării.
Persons: Lucrețiu Pătrășcanu, Władysław Gomułka, Gomułka, Gheorghi Dimitrov, Kostov, László Rajk, Koçi, Dimitrov, Rajk, Vilém, Petrov, Árpád Szakasits, Sándor, Ferenc, János Kádár, Gyula, Sándor Haraszti, Vasile Luca, Teohari Georgescu, Ana Pauker Organizations: Cominform, Partidul Comunist Iugoslav, Partidul Comunist Cehoslovac, Ligii Comuniștilor din, Central, PCUS, Partidului Comunist Polonez, Politburo, Kostov, Politic, Externe, Partidului Comunist Român, ministră Locations: Uniunea Sovietică, Polonia, Cehoslovacia, Iugoslavia, Ungaria, România, Bulgaria, Franța, Italia, Belgrad, Moscova, București, Budapesta, Europa, Est, Praga, Varșovia, Sofia, Ligii Comuniștilor din Iugoslavia, Iugoslaviei, Justiției, polonez, Traicio, Politburo, Ungariei, Tirana, Albaniei, Traicio Rostov, Albania, Bulgariei, Oradea, Interne
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