25 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC won 1–0 over Debrecen on Fri Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match The current head to head record for the teams are Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC 2 win(s) Have scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches 25 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT?Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC won 1–0 over Debrecen on Fri 25 Apr 2025 18:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 1 goals in their last 5 matches Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC is playing home against Debrecen at Varosi Stadion on Fri The Nyíregyháza Zoo has announced the birth of twin Sumatran tiger cubs (Panthera tigris sumatrae), one of the rarest tiger subspecies in the world. This achievement is the result of ten years of careful planning and collaboration across European zoos, according to the zoo’s director, László Gajdos. Since 2015 the zoo has worked tirelessly to find the ideal breeding pair, bringing female tigers from multiple European zoos to join its resident male. Despite previous setbacks, including miscarriages and stillbirths, a breakthrough occurred with the pairing of Gio, a 13-year-old male, and Sabah, a four-year-old female. Their union has produced two healthy male cubs, marking a critical step in conserving this endangered species. At four weeks old the cubs underwent their first veterinary examination following a quarantine period. The zoo’s veterinary team assessed their overall health, implanted identification chips, and administered vaccinations and deworming treatments. The cubs weighed 5 kg and 4.6 kg, respectively, during the check-up, indicating robust health. The Sumatran tiger is not only the rarest tiger subspecies but also one of the most endangered animals on Earth. While wild populations of giant pandas are estimated at 2,000 to 3,000 individuals, fewer than 500 Sumatran tigers remain in the wild. This species, the smallest of the six living tiger subspecies, inhabits lowland and mountainous forests on the Indonesian island of Sumatra. Decades of habitat destruction and poaching have driven Sumatran tigers to the brink of extinction. Their wild population, estimated at around 1,000 individuals in the 1970s, dwindled to approximately 250 by 1996, according to the International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN). Today 280 Sumatran tigers live in zoos worldwide, including four at the Nyíregyháza Zoo. Starting this weekend, visitors to the Nyíregyháza Zoo will have the opportunity to see the tiger cubs at the Viktória House, a facility dedicated to showcasing endangered species. This conservation success story highlights the zoo’s commitment to protecting critically endangered wildlife and ensuring the survival of species on the edge of extinction. The birth of these tiger cubs is a significant achievement in global conservation efforts, offering a glimmer of hope for the survival of the Sumatran tiger. The Nyíregyháza Zoo’s work demonstrates the vital role that breeding programmes play in preserving endangered species for future generations. Hungarian Conservative is a quarterly magazine on contemporary political, philosophical and cultural issues from a conservative perspective. Our defending champion men's football team hosted Nyíregyháza in the 28th round of the OTP Bank Liga. Before and during the match, our fans could watch the current broadcast of our exclusive show, the Fradi Zóna vodcast, with our guests László Szokolai, Zoltán Jovánczai, Ádám Varga and Somália on FradiMédia's official Youtube channel. In the match, Robbie Keane voted for the starting line-up of Dibusz - Makreckis, Gartenmann, Cissé, Szalai, Civic - Abu Fani, Maiga, Tóth - Pesics, Saldanha. The first kick was taken by the home side, and the first chance came in the second minute, when Makreckis' cross was headed into the visitors' goal by Pesics, but Balázs Tóth was able to save. Seconds later, Alex Tóth's centre was fouled by the visitors' defenders and Pesics, who was left empty, headed into the Nyíregyháza goal (1-0).  After the goal, our team dictated the tempo, in the 18th minute Saldanha was in position, our Brazilian striker scored the goal, but the assistant waved offside. However, after a lengthy review, the video referee overturned the decision and our team took a two-goal lead (2-0). In the 33rd minute, Pesic had the chance to take a free kick, but Tóth saved. Two minutes later, Saldanha broke down the right flank, trickled his way into the box and crossed to Pesics, who made a spectacular move to put the ball into the net with his heel (3-0). Two minutes before the break, Alex Tóth got the ball and passed to Maiga, who set Makreckis on the pace and our full-back broke on goal, but the Nyíregyháza defenders saved in the last minute. After the turnaround, we didn't have to wait long for another goal, in the 53rd minute Alex Tóth's cross from the left was met by Saldanha, who converted the situation and scored a double (4-0). Three minutes later, our team made a substitution, with Barnabas Varga replacing Pesic, who scored twice, and Júlio Romao replacing Maiga. In the 57th minute, Eppel challenged Dibusz from distance, but our team captain managed to save. In the 58th minute, Alex Tóth received a good ball in front of the visitors' goal and finished into the Nyiregyhaza goal, scoring two assists and scoring the first goal of the first team (5-0) today. Four minutes later, our young midfielder left the pitch and was replaced by Ben Romdhane, while Saldanha was replaced by Joseph.  In the 71st minute Abu Fani came off the pitch, replaced by debutant Adam Madarász. Ten minutes later, our team scored their sixth goal, Joseph headed into Tóth's goal from Civic's cross to give Ferencváros their sixth goal (6-0). In the 85th minute, our French international unselfishly served Varga Barnabás to put our national team striker in position, who did not miss his chance (7-0). Ferencváros-Nyíregyháza 7-0 (3-0)Groupama Arena, Ref. Bogár, 10 765 spectators FTC: Dibusz - Makreckis, Gartenmann, Cissé, Szalai, Civic - Abu Fani (Madarász, 71.), Maiga (Júlio Romao, 56.), Tóth - Pesics (Varga B., 56.), SaldanhaHead coach: Robbie Keane Nyíregyháza: Tóth - Alaxai, Correa, Keresztes - Navrátil (Benczenleitner, 64.), Jokics (Kovács K., 64.), Keita (Beke, 74.), Nagy - Kovács, Medved (Eppel, 46.), RadosevicsHead coach: István Szabó Yellow cards: Makreckis (90.), resp.Jokics (22.), Kovács (24.), Eppel (71.) Goals: Pesics (3rd, 35th), Saldanha (21st, 53rd), Tóth (58th), Joseph (81st), Varga B. (85th) Turned the semi-final against MTK to face Paks in the Hungarian Cup Final. Thanks to the goals of Maiga and Pesic we are unbeaten in 30 games against Újpest! Our athlete won European Championship gold medal and also came third in the relay at the World Championship. Official website of Ferencvárosi Torna Club The Official Website of Ferencvárosi Torna ClubThe written and visual materials on this website can only be used with active reference to the source point (Fradi.hu). 13 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC won 1–0 over Fehervar FC on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC 0 win(s) Haven't scored in their last 6 matches Have scored 6 goals in their last 5 matches 13 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT?Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC won 1–0 over Fehervar FC on Sun 13 Apr 2025 17:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 0 goals in their last 5 matches Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC is playing home against Fehervar FC at Varosi Stadion on Sun Péter Szijjártó emphasized the importance of the Hungarian peace strategy as an opportunity for peace negotiations in the Russo–Ukrainian war in a lecture in Nyíregyháza a north-eastern Hungarian city located close to the border with Ukraine Last Friday Hungarian Minister of Trade and Foreign Affairs Szijjártó Péter gave a lecture at the University of Nyíregyháza about Hungary’s foreign policy strategy, centred around three main aspects: peace, national sovereignty, and economic neutrality. At the beginning of his presentation Péter Szijjártó reminded that Hungary’s and the nation’s borders do not coincide, and the Hungarian government considers the situation of Hungarians beyond its borders to be a highly important issue. Péter Szijjártó described the current period as the ‘age of dangers,’ which will be referred to as prominent in the history books of future generations. The minister recalled the crises of recent years, highlighting the Covid pandemic, which had significant effects on the global healthcare system, continuing with the difficulties of the war raging in Hungary’s neighbourhood. ‘The real question now is how to end the war’ In the context of the war in Ukraine, he stated that ‘the real question now is how to end the war’, a war that started more than a thousand days ago. According to him, the most critical question in the conflict are ‘How can we achieve peace? What is the shortest, fastest path to peace?’ According to the minister the goal regarding the war in Ukraine should be a peace strategy to have a ceasefire as soon as possible. ‘The West seems willing to fight until the last Ukrainian youth with the possibility of lowering the conscription age’, he stressed, adding that this approach puts the Ukrainian nations’ future at risk. He stated that Hungary is committed to peace and keeps its diplomatic and communication channels open so that possible misunderstandings cannot cause a global tragedy. Related to the other pillar of the Hungarian foreign strategy, national sovereignty, Szijjártó stated that a pro-migration establishment in Brussels is dangerous for Europe and human lives. As opposed to the EU’s current approach, economic neutrality is the third pillar of Hungary’s strategy; the minister underscored that Hungary cannot live in a world divided into blocs. ‘We are working to develop civilized cooperation between East and West,’ he highlighted. ‘A world divided into blocs is not beneficial for Hungary’ ‘We are a country that creates opportunities for the safe cooperation of Eastern and Western economic interests. This is especially important today when world politics has again shifted in a direction that aims to form global blocs. A world divided into blocs is not beneficial for Hungary—in fact, it is clearly contrary to our national interests,’ Szijjártó nailed down. He concluded his lecture reiterating that peace, national sovereignty, and economic neutrality are the three objectives that determine Hungarian foreign policy today. Predicted lineups are available for the match a few days in advance while the actual lineup will be available about an hour ahead of the match. The current head to head record for the teams are Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC 0 win(s), Zalaegerszeg 1 win(s), and 2 draw(s). Varosi StadionNewsAbout the matchNyiregyhaza Spartacus FC is playing home against Zalaegerszeg at Varosi Stadion on Sat 29 Mar 2025 18:30:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Puskas FC Academy won 2–0 over Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC on Sat Haven't scored in their last 3 matches Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC and Puskas FC Academy have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other. Have scored 8 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't kept a clean sheet in 6 matches 29 Mar 2025 18:30:00 GMT?Puskas FC Academy won 2–0 over Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC on Sat 29 Mar 2025 18:30:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 1 goals in their last 5 matches Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC and Puskas FC Academy have not drawn any of their last 5 matches against each other Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC is playing home against Puskas FC Academy at Pancho Arena on Sat 05 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Paksi SE won 2–0 over Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC on Sat The current head to head record for the teams are Paksi SE 2 win(s) Dániel Böde is the competition's top scorer (11) Have scored 0 goals in their last 5 matches Haven't scored in their last 5 matches 05 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT?Paksi SE won 2–0 over Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC on Sat 05 Apr 2025 15:00:00 GMT.InsightsHave scored 12 goals in their last 5 matches Paksi SE is playing home against Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC at Fehervari uti Stadion on Sat the expansion will boost LEGO’s current packaging capacity by nearly 30% Danish toy manufacturer LEGO Group has announced its plans to expand the existing manufacturing capacity of its factory in Nyíregyháza The company is expanding the size and production capability of the factory to address the rising demand for LEGO play experiences The toy manufacturer will add new packaging modules alongside the expansion of the factory’s warehouse areas and other miscellaneous facilities this expansion will involve the addition of 30,000m² of built-up area to the existing site bringing the overall area of the plant to 262,000m² and boosting its packaging capacity by approximately 30% LEGO COO Carsten Rasmussen said: “The LEGO Group has a strong history of operations in Nyíregyháza celebrating 15 years of production this year “This investment is one of several strategic expansions in our supply chain network setting us up for long-term growth so we may continue to delight more children and fans around the world.” Don’t let policy changes catch you off guard Stay proactive with real-time data and expert analysis Expansion work is scheduled to commence later this year and be completed by 2025 The Nyíregyháza factory is one of the three major production plants of LEGO It specialises in all aspects of LEGO products’ packaging and manufacturing such as moulding LEGO elements as well as decoration and packing of LEGO boxes The factory currently includes 3,300 employees with an additional 300 team members expected to be added over the course of the expansion process LEGO senior vice-president and Nyíregyháza factory general manager Chresten Bruun added: “Nyíregyháza is a world-class manufacturing facility with a highly skilled and motivated workforce “I am thrilled that through our investments we can bring additional production volume and activity in the next couple years.” The move is also in line with LEGO’s 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OverviewContact ContiTech is building on its commitment to Hungary the industrial supplier – part of German technology company Continental – has invested around €20 million in its location at Nyíregyháza alone The plant has built a second rubber mixing line a new semi-finished production facility (using calender technology) for air bellows and a production line for hoses destined for heating and cooling applications in cars It has also constructed a warehouse for its Compounding Centre and the construction of a logistics center is also in progress which will be used for air springs and hoselines The new facilities were officially commissioned today in the presence of the deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade and ContiTech representatives from Germany “The Hungarian government has invested over €6 million to support the expansion,” says László Jókay managing director at the Nyíregyháza plant “This has already created more than 200 additional jobs we now have around 500 employees in Nyíregyháza we expect to create another 250 to 300 jobs once all of the new lines reach full capacity.” ContiTech employs a total of around 5,000 people across its three locations in Hungary And the company is not just investing in Nyíregyháza but also at the other ContiTech plants in Hungary The new logistics center for the Compounding Centre which will supply the other Hungarian locations which was built to satisfy an ever-increasing demand for the company’s products with capacity expected to double by the end of this year The shared 4,500-square-meter warehouse – which will store both hoses and air bellows – is also on course for completion by spring Industry news and insights from Europe and around the World Keep up-to-date with the latest new products and technology SWEDEN: Swedish heat pump manufacturer Qvantum has appointed Federico Rosales He will be responsible for setting up Qvantum global operations and lead the transformation of production at the former Electrolux factory in Nyíregyháza Rosales joins Quantum after nearly two years at Italian industrial and packaging solutions group Coesia progressing through varied production and engineering roles to become general manager central Europe and UK manufacturing and which will be converted from refrigerator production to high-end electric heat pumps for key European markets is expected to start production during the second half of 2024 It will have a production capacity of one million propane heat pumps per year Qvantum plant has 1 million heat pump capacity – 15 September 2023SWEDEN: Swedish manufacturer Qvantum has acquired Electrolux’s Hungarian refrigerator factory with a potential output of one million propane heat pumps per year. 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Please upgrade your browser or activate Google Chrome Frame to improve your experience Swedish manufacturer Qvantum has announced plans to set up a heat pump factory in Hungary The new facility is expected to have an annual production capacity of 1 million heat pumps Swedish heat pump manufacturer Qvantum has acquired an old refrigerator factory in Nyíregyháza from Electrolux Group for €38 million ($40.7 million) “The facility will undergo a phased conversion to produce electric heat pumps and is expected to start production during the second half of 2024,” the Swedish company said in a statement “Qvantum anticipates that the site will have an annual production capacity of one million heat pumps once the different phases of the transformation are completed.” The company said it has also raised €42 million via a financing round It has attracted investors such as private equity firm EQT and IMAS Foundation a sister foundation to the INGKA Foundation that operates IKEA stores throughout the world “To facilitate the Nyíregyháza acquisition the lead investors have doubled their commitments in Qvantum,” the company said In March, the manufacturer unveiled a propane heat pump for use in apartments connected to low-temperature district heating systems Qvantum has been producing heat pumps for more than 30 years It is now building a new factory in Sweden with an annual capacity of 50,000 heat pumps More articles from Emiliano Bellini Please be mindful of our community standards and website in this browser for the next time I comment Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_1" ).setAttribute( "value" By submitting this form you agree to pv magazine using your data for the purposes of publishing your comment Your personal data will only be disclosed or otherwise transmitted to third parties for the purposes of spam filtering or if this is necessary for technical maintenance of the website Any other transfer to third parties will not take place unless this is justified on the basis of applicable data protection regulations or if pv magazine is legally obliged to do so You may revoke this consent at any time with effect for the future in which case your personal data will be deleted immediately your data will be deleted if pv magazine has processed your request or the purpose of data storage is fulfilled Further information on data privacy can be found in our Data Protection Policy Δdocument.getElementById( "ak_js_2" ).setAttribute( "value" This website uses cookies to anonymously count visitor numbers. View our privacy policy. × The cookie settings on this website are set to "allow cookies" to give you the best browsing experience possible If you continue to use this website without changing your cookie settings or you click "Accept" below then you are consenting to this Close Swedish heat pump company Qvantum recruits Federico Rosales as Global COO Rosales will be setting up Qvantum global operations and lead the transformation of production at the former Electrolux factory in Nyíregyháza The Swedish heat pump company Qvantum has recently acquired Electrolux Group's state-of-the-art manufacturing facility in Nyíregyháza The appliance industry has long been recognized as a benchmark in terms of Operational Excellence and represents a model for the heat pump industry Qvantum now has access to superior mass production technology and know-how to accelerate its growth journey we gain access to his many years of experience in navigating the complexities of mass production He has the right experience and know-how to lead the setup of our production system This is a huge advantage for the team in Nyíregyháza and the company as a whole," says Fredrik Rosenqvist "In addition to taking over a large part of the workforce from Electrolux and thus bringing their expertise with us we have now recruited an experienced leader with extensive experience in mass production to lead Qvantum's major investment in the former Electrolux factory." The production facility in Nyíregyháza is Qvantum's third factory after Limhamn and Åstorp in Sweden Qvantum is estimated to become one of Europe's largest heat pump manufacturers Qvantum is a fast-growing innovative company that has developed and produced high-quality heat pumps and energy systems since 1993 The company has a team of leading experts designing the next generation (5th) district heating and cooling solutions and provides heat pumps and a unique software suite that will make it easier for Engineering consultants to decarbonize the heating and cooling of urban areas and cities the company has production in Malmö and Åstorp in Sweden and has some 250 employees in eight countries The following is an article written by Orsolya Ferenczi-Bónis Kiszehajtás’ (when girls dressed up a straw man in women’s clothes carried it around the village and then threw it into water or burned it) ‘villőzés’ (when small groups of girls carried around decorated branches or trees called ‘villő’) Easter perambulation (walking the borders) and so on—in addition to egg-painting and sprinkling water there are many folk customs and traditions associated with Easter that we have collected in our article Easter is the most solemn celebration in the Christian world, commemorating the redemptive death on the cross and resurrection of Jesus Christ. In Judaism, Passover is celebrated at this time of the year to escape’—is a reminder of the deliverance from Egyptian bondage with Jesus and his disciples having the Last Supper on the eve of Passover placing Christian Easter on the Sunday after the first full moon following the spring equinox The spring equinox was a time of celebration of spring and rebirth that goes back to ancient times The word Easter in many European languages The Hungarian word ‘húsvét’ refers to the resumption of eating meat after forty days of fasting (with ‘hús’ meaning ‘meat’ and also refers to the resurrection of Jesus Christ and the Holy Communion at Easter Palm Sunday is the last Sunday of Lent and the beginning of the Holy Week the Holy Mass on Palm Sunday begins with a procession to remember how Jesus was greeted by the celebrating crowds as he rode into Jerusalem on a donkey broken from the trees and placed in front of his path Our ancestors gathered catkin on the Saturday before Palm Sunday and after Mass they took the sacred branches home believing they had special powers to prevent disease and protect against lightning Another traditional Palm Sunday custom was the process of ‘kiszehajtás’: a straw doll dressed in women’s clothes was carried around the village and then thrown into water or burnt during which willow branches were decorated and carried around the houses Our ancestors dedicated Holy Week to cleaning and tidying up their surroundings Not only did they tidy up their own gardens but they also cleaned up communal areas and tools such as ditches and wells so they stopped ringing only to be rung again on Holy Saturday the ringing of clappers served as a warning of the services and also as a revival of the old noisy was not only a day of strict fasting but also a day of a ban on work and weather forecasts the lighting of a new fire symbolizes the resurrection of Christ from the rock tomb is the feast of the resurrection of Jesus Christ Easter Sunday is linked to the custom of consecrating food It was believed that the crumbs of the consecrated food would protect livestock and stimulate crops so they were later given to the animals or spread on the fields Folk traditions were also born from the Easter mystery plays: the Easter perambulation was a way of carrying around the news of Jesus’ resurrection People went across the fields so that nature might also share in the Lord’s victory the whole community went around the crosses of the village and then they went in procession to the cemetery where they prayed at the graves of their loved ones until dawn Another custom associated with the Easter holidays was ‘mátkálás’ (with ‘mátka’ meaning ‘bride’) where two girls pledged eternal friendship and ‘komálás’ (with ‘koma’ meaning ‘brother-in-law’) It was also customary to send a gift basket which was used to seal the adoption of the new kin The most characteristic Easter tradition on Easter Monday is sprinkling water based on the belief in the purifying and fertility-enhancing power of water sprinklers were offered food and drink and presented with red or decorated Easter eggs The Easter egg was originally dyed only red a colour reminiscent of the blood of Christ shed for humanity natural materials were used to dye the eggs The simplest way of painting was to cover the surface of the egg with a leaf and place it in a paste of onion or walnut shells which naturally dyed the exposed surface of the egg leaving the area of the covered surface clear and giving the shape of the leaf with a wavy edge Waxing and scratching were also used to create shapes on the eggs it served as a traditional gift from godparents to their godchildren but it was also customary for the husband to cut the consecrated egg in two and eat one half for himself and the other half for his wife—ensuring that the two of them would always find the right path together Click here to read the original article Hungarian Conservative is a quarterly magazine on contemporary political philosophical and cultural issues from a conservative perspective thanks to the cooperation with the Romanian government an expressway will connect Nyíregyháza and Szatmárnémeti (Satu Mare) Minister of Construction and Transport János Lázár said at a press conference at the site of the ongoing construction of the M49 expressway on Wednesday János Lázár announced near Nyírmeggyes in Szabolcs–Szatmár–Bereg County that the construction of the first 28-kilometre-long segment of the expressway being built in two phases between the M3 motorway and the Hungarian–Romanian border has begun with an investment of approximately 175 billion forints by Duna Aszfalt Another 17.5-kilometre segment of the expressway will be built at the cost of 150–160 billion forints adding that this will remove the obstacles that have so far hindered economic and social cooperation between the two regions The minister recalled that in Hungary about 900 kilometres of a motorway–expressway network have been built since 2010 in the value of approximately 3,2 trillion forints Last summer the government reallocated resources to serve ‘strategic objectives,’ he added to leverage Hungary’s role as a ‘borderland,’ a bridge between two worlds it is crucial to connect the various regions of the Carpathian Basin He mentioned that the largest motorway investment realised in recent years in Hungary was the construction of the Kassa (Košice)–Miskolc expressway The government aims to continue this programme by connecting Nyíregyháza and Satu Mare The construction of the M6 motorway up to the national border and the upgrading of Route 6 to an expressway towards Szigetvár are also part of these plans ‘We also want Győr to be connected to Dunaszerdahely (Dunajská Streda in Slovakia) by a motorway; we have at least a dozen programmes that aim to connect towns located close to each other in the Hungarian countryside through a network of high-speed roads,’ the minister stated He emphasised that the investment in the M49 is important to establish a new economic zone similar to that around Győr in the Nyíregyháza–Debrecen–Miskolc triangle This will make it easier for workers to reach their workplaces The construction of the M49 is at five per cent completion with the deadline for the first segment being autumn 2026 and for the second segment December 2026 Lázár remarked that discussions within the government are also ongoing about extending the M3 motorway to the Hungarian–Ukrainian border by building the M34 expressway to Záhony When asked about Romania’s Schengen membership the minister stated that the Hungarian government explicitly supports Romania being allowed into the Schengen Area and will work during Hungary’s upcoming EU presidency next year to make this happen as soon as possible Szatmárnémeti Mayor and member of the Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ) Gábor Kereskényi highlighted the significance of the construction of the M49 He mentioned that the feasibility study for the 14-kilometre section connecting the border and the ring road of Szatmárnémeti on the Romanian side has been completed The compulsory archaeological excavations have been completed Fidesz parliamentary representative of the Mátészalka electoral district Sándor Kovács spoke about how the highway will bring those on both sides of the border closer in terms of employment and infrastructure This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page China's Sunwoda Electronics will open a $1.7bn power battery factory for electric vehicles in Nyiregyhaza Sunwoda Electronic a China-based lithium-ion battery manufacturing company has announced plans to invest $1.7bn (12.15bn yuan) to open a new power battery factory for electric vehicles in the city of Nyiregyhaza in eastern Hungary which will be Sunwoda’s first in eastern Europe Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade said when announcing the Sunwoda project: “This is the largest investment announced [in Hungary] this year This is the third investment this year that represents a value of more than €1bn [$1.1bn] and it will enable us to fulfil the promise not only to exceed last year’s record-high investments but also to double them.” Nyiregyhaza is the seventh-largest city in Hungary, with a population of about 115,000, and it is located less than 50km from Debrecen, which itself announced a major foreign investment project in July, when China’s Ningbo Zhenyu Technology committed to spending $65.9m on a factory to produce precision parts used in electric car batteries Sunwoda was founded in 1997 and is based in Shenzhen It has several operations throughout China and is present in numerous countries including India View all newsletters from across the GlobalData Media network SWEDEN: Swedish manufacturer Qvantum has acquired Electrolux’s Hungarian refrigerator factory with a potential output of one million propane heat pumps per year state-of-the-art factory and cutting-edge production equipment.  Qvantum says the facility will undergo a phased conversion to produce electric heat pumps and is expected to start production during the second half of 2024 Qvantum anticipates that the site will have an annual production capacity of one million heat pumps making the Åstorp-based company one of the largest producers in Europe.  The production facility in Nyíregyháza is Qvantum’s third factory after Limhamn and Åstorp in Sweden Electrolux built the Nyíregyháza plant in 2004 announcing its planned closure in February of this year CEO and founder of Qvantum Industries AB said that the acquisition was “as much about technology as of increased capacity and establishing Qvantum in the European ‘heat pump valley’”.  “Thanks to the highly efficient facility that Electrolux has developed with world-class production technology and R&D we can promptly transform the production line from refrigeration products to electric heat pumps and accelerate our volumes amazingly fast,” he said the company announced a €42m Series B fundraise – one of the largest rounds in Sweden in 2023 the lead investors have doubled their commitments in Qvantum 04 May 2025 14:00:00 GMT?.css-1txiau5-AnswerContainer{color:var(--GlobalColorScheme-Text-secondaryText2);}Kecskemeti TE vs Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC on Sun The current head to head record for the teams are Kecskemeti TE 1 win(s) Haven't scored in their last 2 matches Have scored 2 goals in their last 5 matches Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC haven't lost to Kecskemeti TE in their last 6 meetings (2W, 4D). 04 May 2025 14:00:00 GMT?Kecskemeti TE vs Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC on Sun 04 May 2025 14:00:00 GMT ended in a 2–2 tie.InsightsHave scored 3 goals in their last 5 matches Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC haven't lost to Kecskemeti TE in their last 6 meetings (2W Kecskemeti TE is playing home against Nyiregyhaza Spartacus FC at Szektoi Stadion on Sun the Chinese battery cell manufacturer Sunwoda plans to build a factory for electric vehicle batteries in Hungary According to the company’s stock exchange announcement Sunwoda plans to invest the equivalent of around 250 million euros in the plant The Hungarian investment promotion agency HIPA has confirmed the location of the Sunwoda plant in Hungary revealing the factory will be built in Nyíregyháza in northeastern Hungary The plant should be operational by the end of 2025 Nothing has been made public about the planned production capacity as yet but a report from the Chinese publication cnevpost revealed Sundwoda will raise about one-third of the sum from its own funds The rounded sum of 660 million yuan or 84 million euros is mentioned while 1.3 billion yuan (166 million euros) are to be covered by a bank loan These sums include the purchase of the land the construction and the procurement of the equipment the details of intended customers for battery cells from the Hungary plant have not been revealed with Sunwoda merely saying it wants to better serve international customers and expand its foreign business Sunwoda’s activities in Europe are expected to help increase the company’s global market share and are “important for promoting the company’s long-term stable development,” according the company’s stock exchange statement Electric vehicle industry players from other countries are also investing in Hungary. BMW is building its first electric car plant for its New Class vehicles, including battery assembly South Korean battery material manufacturer EcoPro BM started building a factory in Debrecen at the end of April Mercedes and Audi have had vehicle or component plants in Hungary for some time; Mercedes already builds the EQB there Audi the e-motors for the Q8 e-tron built in Brussels the powertrains for the PPE electric cars and the MEB small cars built in Spain Sundwoda is one of the lesser-known battery companies in Europe, but in China, Dacia relies on Sunwoda cells in the Spring electric car built there Sunwoda customers include VW’s new partners Xpeng cnevpost.com, reuters.com, hipa.hu I agree with the Privacy policy electrive has been following the development of electric mobility with journalistic passion and expertise since 2013 we offer comprehensive coverage of the highest quality — as a central platform for the rapid development of this technology 2024 shows a common patas monkey enjoying snacks at Sosto Zoo in Nyíregyháza 2024 shows patas monkeys enjoying snacks at Sosto Zoo in Nyíregyháza and the common patas monkeys are enjoying delicious snacks four adorable young male common patas monkeys made the journey all the way from Poland to join the Sosto Zoo family This is part of a vital initiative by various European wildlife institutes to protect endangered species populations Disinformation report hotline: 010-85061466 Although there was no violence or gunfight in Nyíregyháza in 1956 two local revolutionary leaders were executed in retaliation The fact that the vigilantes in Nyíregyháza have been curbed is mainly thanks to László Szilágyi He was a bright boy born in a farming family in 1924 His parents enrolled him at the Kossuth Lajos Lutheran High School in Nyíregyháza but the war prevented him from completing his studies he fled from the Soviet troops on his bicycle to the West but was captured by the Arrow Cross and transported to Komárom he became an official at the Hungarian Investment Bank in the early 1950s as both his and his wife’s father was declared a kulak (i.e.: a prosperous peasant who owned land and could hire workers thus pursued by the Soviet regime)  consequently László was dismissed from the bank Szilágyi was transferred to the Tiszamente Waterworks Construction Company at the end of 1951 but had to leave that position as well He was able to find a job at the County Electricity Company where he worked initially as a laborer and later as a design foreman but later he joined a demonstration in the town which was led by a group of miners and workers from Miskolc Szilágyi soon found himself in the thick of the action: reached the printing press and managed to get 10,000 copies of the demands of the workers from Miskolc and then sent a telegram to Imre Nagy containing the support and their demands the provisional workers' council's steering committee was formed he tried to establish good relations with the local state and party organizations but it soon became clear that no meaningful cooperation was possible The first secretary of the county party committee told the party center in an intercepted telephone conversation that "a drunken gang had taken power in Nyíregyháza and were going to massacre the people" the final Nyíregyháza city workers' council and the county revolutionary national committee were formed organised public services and ensured that wages were paid He set up a national guard to prevent vigilantism He was driven by a desire to control tempers when he ordered the detention of the former head of the county party and the party secretary He had similar considerations in mind when at the meeting of the National Committee on 3 November he proposed a clear message from the commander of the Soviet troops surrounding Nyíregyháza (they will not open fire there will be a retaliatory strike): make "a decision that the radio and the loudspeaker [...] will announce every ten minutes what we have discussed with the Soviet command [...] so that the people should not do anything for their own good The Soviets were informed in writing that they would convict any person who several former communist party leaders returned to power with the Soviet troops the Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Committee the former county council president praised his work with the following words "I have no grudge against comrade Szilágyi and I will work with him." In spite of all this the Soviets arrested Szilágyi that very night and took him to Ungvár The Hungarian authorities have proved less permissive he was arrested and tried in a military trial the investigating officers used excessive physical violence against him Szilágyi asked for his testimonies to be considered null and void.  he asked in vain for his sentence to be imposed so that he could return to his family: he was found guilty and sentenced to death for the crime of initiating a conspiracy to overthrow the people's democratic state and two counts of violating personal freedom The most severe sentence was imposed despite the fact that there had been no deaths nor even serious atrocities in Nyíregyháza during the revolution This also caused serious problems for the new county leadership the future first secretary of the county party committee and later Minister of the Interior it is very difficult to work on agitation [...] because "nobody was hanged here nobody was killed" - so the workers say in the villages [...] it is very difficult for honest workers to explain that it was a counter-revolution..." the specific logic of the Kádár machinery of retaliation meant that the "criminal wavering" of the county could not go unpunished He was executed on the morning of 6 May in the courtyard of the Nyíregyháza County Prison He was buried in an unmarked grave in the back of the Northern Cemetery in Nyíregyháza The letter was destroyed by the commander of Nyíregyháza Prison because it contained "opinions that were in part unacceptable [sic!]" The widow kept the fate of the head of the family a secret from the children for a long time learned from one of her schoolmates that her father's death was not due to illness Many 'friends' turned away from the family during these years while they also found it difficult to make a living there was always a 'well-wisher' who reminded the employer of the husband's identity so that the elderly grandparents had to go to work told her she should be glad she was tolerated at all in the institution András Tomasovszky was born on 22 December 1923 in Almaty was a Russian prisoner of war in the First World War who -despite being married in Hungary- married a young local woman and had three children but as the father had not divorced his former wife the Kazakh mother soon returned to the Soviet Union with her two children little András stayed in Hungary because his father grabbed him off the train at the last moment András Tomasovszky worked on the family’s farm Tomasovsky was twice sentenced to six months in prison for endangering the public interest: first for unauthorized felling of trees and then for failing to eradicate the Fall webworms’ caterpillars in his orchard his land was expropriated and a large family and the family of an AVO (communist secret police) officer was moved into his house It was only through the goodwill of the former that the original owners were allowed to stay in the hall of their house András Tomasovszky and his family were living in the shed of their house for a while Tomasovszky learned to be an electrician with his father and worked on the electrification of farms for the county electric company he was employed as an electrician at the Nyíregyháza Dairy Company and then worked for the County Construction Company in the same position The year 1956 brought major changes in his life not only because of his new job but also because his wife died in July after a long illness the day of the great demonstration in Nyíregyháza during which Tomasovszky gradually moved from being a passive bystander to an active participant in the events Following the demolition of the Soviet heroic monument erected at the request of Marshal Malinovsky in 1945 he read out the demands of the people from Miskolc who had arrived in the city in the morning and played a primary role in catalyzing the events which were adopted with minor changes and printed in 10000 copies at the local printing press. Tomasovszky took a leading role in the printing action and later became the head of the committee that achieved the changeover of the army at Damjanich barracks he was elected a member of the five-man body set up as a temporary revolutionary leadership body He was present when the demonstrators freed the prisoners from the prison and in the late afternoon he tried to persuade the people demanding weapons at the barracks to see reason The crowd was dispersed by the military opening fire the county national revolutionary committee was formed to formalise the actual power relations Tomasovszky became a member of the narrowly-constituted Steering Committee and President László Szilágyi put him in charge of the intelligence group Its members were in constant phone contact with the villages on the Hungarian-Soviet border informing them of the movements of Soviet troops it was passed on to the revolutionary committees in the capital and the provinces several people urged Tomasovsky to leave the country the Nyíregyháza District Court sentenced him to three months imprisonment for concealing weapons On 23 April he was arrested again and tried as a third defendant in the trial of László Szilágyi and his associates Although the family status of several of the defendants in the trial was considered a mitigating circumstance Tomasovszky asked in vain for a sentence that his three children "should not be completely orphaned" The military court did not take paternity into account for him or for Szilágyi Tomasovsky was found guilty of the crime of initiating a conspiracy to overthrow the people's democratic state and sentenced to death presented the events in Nyíregyháza as part of a country-wide "counter-revolutionary" action plan (It is characteristic that in the publication Tomasovszky was referred to as "the adventurer son of the kulak commissioner"). On this basis the verdict is full of unfounded allegations aimed at smearing the revolutionary leaders such as that "all their actions were aimed at restoring the capitalist In his last speech at the appeal hearing on April 28 Tomasovszky drew the court's attention to a serious procedural "omission" ("I could have proved my case with witnesses but this was not enough to get the Supreme Court to reduce his sentence His execution took place on 6 May in the courtyard of Nyíregyháza County Prison His father was dismissed from his job after the revolution was crushed he worked to support his wife and granddaughter Mária Mária Tomasovszky recalls that after the execution Her father was not mentioned at all in the family until the change of regime because of the fear that was ingrained in them “I lived through [my father] standing up under the gallows a hundred times [...] it was a very rare night when I didn't fall asleep crying." Even though she passed the entrance exam she was not admitted to the agricultural high school after the head of the institution was "informed” by the “authorities” Although she had completed a course in shorthand and typing she was only offered a job as a cleaner in a ceramics factory where she was constantly humiliated because of her family's past The constant mental ordeal was only somewhat alleviated when a job offer took her to the capital where she knew no one but her host relatives The remains of Tomasovszky and Szilágyi were recovered at the dawn of the regime change the two martyrs were given a dignified burial The death sentences were declared null and void by the military court in Debrecen in February 1990 In 1991 they were both made honorary citizens of the city and in the same year a memorial burial place was established for them in the Northern Cemetery This article was produced thanks to the National Remembrance Committee based on the work of historian Gergely Czókos This content may contain elements that may be harmful to minors according to the categories of the legislation in force If you wish to ensure that such content is not accessed by a minor from this computer click on the "I am over 18" button and the content will be available to you click on "I am not over 18" and this content will not be available to you many of us face the challenge of finding a good recipe for the popular Christmas sweet the 'beigli': a roll filled with walnut or poppy seed two good friends” – goes the saying and it is not a simple cliché but a soul-to-soul reality Champion of the 1958 Hungarian Women's Chess Championship / and my father watched like a god / what his wits and blood could do" – wrote Many people may have been surprised to hear the name of Dr Edit Madas among the 2024 Széchenyi Prize laureates By Bernard Rorke Five Romani families were forced to leave their apartments on Tuesday morning (October 6) marking a definitive end to the moratorium on evictions during the pandemic The eviction of five Romani families in the northeastern town of Nyíregyháza which has left a total of 17 people homeless was challenged by dozens of protestors.  Vice-president of the local Roma minority self-government criticized the municipality for its failure to engage in constructive dialogue on debt repayment and described putting families with young children out on the streets during a pandemic as ‘outrageous’ News portal 24.hu reported that according to the local police a total of four flats were ordered to be evacuated by the enforcement office which acted on the basis of a decision of the Nyíregyháza District Court In a written response to 24.hu concerning the eviction an executor will try to force the forced eviction in the case of 4 dwellings on the basis of a final court decision given that the average debt per household is 1.2 million HUF (3,339 EUR) which has accumulated over several years.”  As reported by Merce.hu, the housing action group A Város Mindenkié AVM (The City for Everyone) had called for a postponement of the evictions on the grounds of both legality and basic humanity The group described the execution of this order which affects five children and adults with long-term illnesses or severe disability as completely unacceptable for two reasons: first because local governments are legally duty-bound according to the Local Governments Act "to ensure the prevention of homelessness"; and second and all expressed a willingness to make arrangements to clear their debts.  AVM also learned that the municipality is planning further evictions at the Huszár settlement later this month; such action would make at least eight children the ERRC stated that “Forced evictions without full informed consultation and without offer of adequate alternative accommodation are a violation of national and international law”; further evicting families from their apartments has potentially life-threatening consequences Leilani Farha, the UN Special Rapporteur on the right to adequate housing put it more bluntly: “In the face of this pandemic being evicted from your home is a potential death sentence” She declared 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You will receive mail with link to set new password Back to login Thick-skinned and prone to bursts of anger … and now adopted by the Hungarian prime minister Viktor Orbán posted a video on Facebook on Friday announcing that he had adopted a rhinoceros and wants the public’s help in choosing a name for it “I have received a special request from the zoo at Nyíregyháza to adopt a rhinoceros,” Orbán said but adoption goes hand in hand with being a godfather so we have to give him a name now.” “I gathered a couple of options close to my heart This time we don’t need a two-thirds majority,” he added apparently referring to the votes he needs in parliament to change the constitution So far 3,500 people have cast a ballot and the vote stays open until Monday According to its website, the zoo at Nyíregyháza is home to the Indian rhinoceros (Rhinoceros unicornis) and the southern white rhinoceros (Ceratotherium simum simum) Orbán (Brusselus irritatii) has been prime minister of Hungary since 2010 You cannot buy an Ursula von der Leyen watch POLITICO has reviewed the declarations of interest of every European Commission nominee Keir Starmer’s sausages/hostages mix-up was a gaffe for the ages.