Budapest Week - Volume 2 / Number 24

August 20-26, 1992

At a time when Magyars within the republic's borders suffer from declining population, early mortality and economic woes, there is hope that the diaspora will flourish
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IMF Seeks to Thaw Loan
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From an art-deco Pizza Hut to the Eiffel ensconced McDonald's, the fast-food formula is undergoing a dramatic revision in the booming Hungarian market
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A 'Natural'
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This article was turned down by a government- backed newspaper with this quip from the editor: "Do you want me to shit in my own nest?" Let the reader be the judge!
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Vladimir Meciar, Premier of Slovakia, has been called a nationalist and an opportunist, a hero and a dictatot, a secret police collaborator and Yeltsineque
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Deal of the Year
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Both Masters of Their Medium
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On the Town with Ted Popper
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Ráckeve
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In Translation
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