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01Oct/15

Immigrants appeal to Hungarians’ hearts via their stomachs

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Ten Budapest restaurants showcase migrants’ national dishes in a bid to encourage tolerance.

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02Sep/15

Hundreds of migrants camp outside Budapest station, want to go to Germany

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Hundreds of migrants spend the night outside Budapest’s Eastern Railway Terminus after Hungary refuses to let them board westbound trains to Germany.

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