Budapest Week - Volume 1 / Number 48

February 13-19, 1992

It's business as unusual at the embassies of what used to be the USSR and Yugoslavia
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MALEV and Lockheed join up for repair service
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Mark Palmer, diplomat-turned-businessman, sees profit in central Europe's future
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Hungarian hoaxers sell phony weapons to eager arms buyers around the world
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Accepting Africans would help Hungary grow
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