Budapest Week - Volume 4 / Number 39
December 01-07, 1994
The following article is a special guest comment from István Szent-Iványi, political state secretary in the Hungarian Foreign Ministry.
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With Hungary waiting anxiously, the big summit might still be nothing but a a letdown.
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Ten years after the HIV virus was discovered in Hungary, controversy surrounds efforts aimed at battling the disease.
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With half of Europe's HIV-positive children, Romania is still trying to ignore the issue.
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With labor demands on a collision course with fiscal policy, Hungary may be headed for a labor showdown.
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John Roberts looks back on the Cold War, when it was his job to bomb Hungary.
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Shopping for Christman is an event remembered.
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Novel gifts abound in Hungary.
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If you've got money or credit cards to burn at the high end of gift-giving, Budapest has the goods you want.
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The words and sounds to suit every possible taste.
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The secret behind the traditional strudle that pleased a humble premier.
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You don't have to fight for your right to throw a Christmas party in Hungary.
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The drama that has kept one of Budapest's most daring art facilities in turmoil.
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Funky elegance
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