Budapest Week - Volume 3 / Number 4

April 01-07, 1993

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At Hungary's border with Serbia, harried inspectors play cat and mouse with UN sanction violators
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Hungarians look to duck responsibility in controversial adoption deal
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Parliament torpedoes Torgyán's call for investigation into Boross' alleged misue of police in discredit campaign
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Iowa expert says Hungarian agriculture needs support to realize its enormous potential
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A representative from the government office for Magyars abroad talks to Budapest Week about Hungary's far-flung people
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An overview of Hungary's high-tech market
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The hars reality of software consultancy
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Ostrich breeding comes to Hungary
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Long-term observer recalls the roots of today's business climate a decade ago
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American bankers and Tatars profit from US government funds that were meant to promote free enterprise in Hungary
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Football
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Playwriting Rani Drew probes taboos as old as totems in a new feminist play to hit the Budapest stage
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The porcupine by Julian Barnes , published by Jonathan Cape
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Love and Garbage by Ivan Klima
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TV Times
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Rebuilding civil society is the region's best bet for survival
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