Despite leading his party to an election defeat, former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was re-elected as the leader of the Fidesz party. He received nearly 99% of the votes and vowed to fundamentally renew the party.
A bobtail from Hungary won the title of the world's most beautiful dog at the World Dog Show in Italy, with other Hungarian breeds also performing well.
The Budapest Transport Center (BKK) announced new restrictions on public transport passes for foreign students, effective June 15, impacting those holding foreign student ID cards.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán posted a copy of the national creed on his office wall, sharing a video of it on social media, prompting a defiant remark about its permanence.
African swine fever has been detected in Hungary's domestic pig population, believed to be spread by wild boars. Authorities have ordered a significant reduction of wildlife populations in affected areas.
Hungary's Christian Democratic People’s Party (KDNP) stated that the stigmatization of church schools, their students, parents, and teachers is unacceptable, according to executive vice president Csaba Latorcai.
YouTube has brought back its private messaging feature, now including age verification and invite-only chats. This functionality is now available in various regions, including Hungary.
The city of Vác in northern Hungary is set to host the 42nd Early Music Days Festival from June 26 to July 4, featuring international concerts and master classes organized in collaboration with the Haydneum – Hungarian Early Music Center.
Volkswagen's electric vehicle strategy may involve Samsung SDI manufacturing standard battery cells in Göd, Hungary, in the coming years, according to reports.
New fishing rules in Hungary impose heavy fines, equipment confiscation, and potential criminal charges for illegal angling in prohibited areas, emphasizing that fishing in natural waters requires a permit.
Hungary is reportedly moving to decriminalize cryptocurrency trading, marking a significant policy reversal from the government of Prime Minister Viktor Orban.
Hungary's new Minister of Education and Child Welfare stated that church schools must admit Roma children alongside non-Roma children to maintain their operations, aiming for a more balanced student composition.
Following the lifting of Hungary's veto, a new dispute has emerged within the EU regarding the allocation of funds for Ukraine, with Germany reportedly wanting €6.6 billion to go to Ukraine while Poland raises objections.
Rihanna has publicly praised the work of a Hungarian photographer, whose images of the singer have been widely shared. The photographer's unique perspective has garnered significant attention.
The 9th International Congress of Hungarian Studies is scheduled to take place in Miskolc and Sárospatak, Hungary, from August 24 to 29, 2026, featuring over 30 symposia.
A recent report indicates that 33 percent of Hungarian employers plan to expand their workforce in the third quarter, while 18 percent anticipate reductions, reflecting cautious optimism in the job market.
Airbus Helicopters showcased an unmanned version of its H145M helicopter, a model also operated by the Hungarian Air Force, at the ILA trade fair in Berlin, following the new model's first flight.
Hungary's inflation rate for May came in lower than anticipated, surprising economists. The unexpected decrease indicates a smaller rise in prices than projected.
The Hungarian Parliament is debating a bill proposing the dissolution of the Sovereignty Protection Office, which critics describe as an embodiment of corruption. Fidesz, however, claims the move is a petty revenge by Péter Magyar after his affairs at the Student Loan Center were investigated.
Police Brigadier General Tamás Mecser has been appointed as the new head of the National Police Headquarters in Hungary, effective June 8, following the relief of duties of the former chief.
Hungarian startup Volteum has secured significant funding from international and domestic investors for its innovative solution to manage mixed vehicle fleets, addressing challenges during the transition to electric vehicles.
Hungarian lawmakers have unanimously approved a 40% reduction in their own salaries. This decision was made following a proposal, with some citing modesty as a reason for the significant pay cut.
MOL has obtained a new US license to advance its acquisition talks for a Serbian oil company, with June 16 potentially being a key date for NIS. A Forbes journalist expressed doubts about MOL's ability to guarantee the long-term full operation of the refinery.
Hungarian authorities are investigating a CATL battery factory in Debrecen following a spill of a green liquid, with the TISZA government raising concerns about serious health risks.
Air Canada has inaugurated a new direct flight service connecting Budapest and Toronto, marking a significant enhancement in transportation links between Hungary and North America.
Hundreds of protesters gathered at Sándor Palace to express support for Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok, calling on Péter Magyar to cease his campaign against the president. This demonstration comes amidst broader political discussions in Hungary, including a government decision on foreign workers.
Hungary has stopped issuing worker visas for citizens from Georgia, Armenia, and the Philippines. This decision impacts individuals from these three countries seeking employment in Hungary.
Péter Magyar's controversial statement that 'Hungary borders itself' during a Trianon anniversary speech has caused a diplomatic storm, with the Slovak Foreign Minister rejecting the remark as absurd and a denial of historical facts. The phrase has a history of causing issues in Hungarian public life.
A research group at the HUN-REN Wigner Research Center for Physics in Hungary has developed a novel method utilizing Raman spectroscopy to precisely detect minute DNA errors associated with cancer and Alzheimer's disease.
The European Commission has issued a reasoned opinion to Hungary and Romania, calling on both nations to integrate EU energy efficiency regulations into their national legislation.
KDNP faction leader Bence Rétvári has sent an open letter to the Hungarian Health Minister, urging him to maintain the existing heartbeat regulation.
Actor Ansel Elgort was spotted taking pictures with fans on the Budapest set of 'Dinner with Audrey,' where filming is currently underway with co-star Thomasin McKenzie.
Hungary is experiencing worsening drought conditions, with a significant rain deficit threatening cereal crops, rapeseed, and summer row crops which are in urgent need of rainfall.
For 16 years, Viktor Orbán's government has funded think tanks and media to spread propaganda, but public service journalism across Europe continues to serve as a crucial shield for democracy, fighting for its survival against such influences.
Kelsey Asbille has joined Arnold Schwarzenegger and Liam Hemsworth in the Amazon MGM action film 'The Kellys,' with Schwarzenegger recently spotted in Budapest during the secret film shoot.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba and the European Commission have welcomed ongoing talks between Hungary and Ukraine. However, the EU has not confirmed whether Hungary has unblocked compensation for weapons supplied to Ukraine, despite growing likelihood of EU negotiation openings.
A German political science journal, Cicero, has firmly rejected accusations of censorship made by Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar following an interview with President Tamás Sulyok during a visit to Berlin.
A new photo exhibition at the Robert Capa Contemporary Photography Center in Hungary sheds light on the penal system during the Rákosi and early Kádár eras of the communist dictatorship.
Several companies, including Geodrill, Mainstreet Equity, and Magyar Telekom, have announced or renewed share buyback programs. These initiatives aim to repurchase company shares from the market, benefiting shareholders.
As warmer weather approaches, a guide to Lake Balaton's beaches for 2026 has been released, detailing adult day ticket prices for those looking to visit the 'Hungarian Sea'.
Even before Péter Magyar's appearance, he began to intentionally slow down the publication of propaganda articles on his own news aggregator site, Gábor Holló, the billionaire owner of Hírkereső, told HVG in an interview...
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has stated that Hungary is ready to host peace talks between Ukraine and Russia. This offer comes amidst ongoing conflict and international efforts to find a resolution.
Hungarian oil and gas company MOL has requested an additional 30-day extension from the US Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to finalize its acquisition of a stake in Serbian oil company NIS. This marks another delay in the deal's closure.
Waterfall, indoor river, real humans jumping on artificial trees, artificial rock, concrete, but lots of plants – these are what visitors to the Biodome, opening on July 1st, can expect.
Anita Orbán has been named the most influential Hungarian woman on Forbes' sector-neutral list for 2026. This marks the 11th annual list published by Forbes, highlighting influential women in various fields.
Operators of the H225M helicopter are meeting in Hungary for an international defense conference, where the helicopter's versatility for special operations, ground support, air assault, and logistical tasks is being highlighted.
Wizz Air experienced a strong start to the summer tourism season, with passenger traffic increasing by over a quarter in May, partly attributed to the Champions League Final held in Budapest.
Budapest has secured €10 billion from the EU's pandemic recovery fund but faces the challenge of finding projects to spend it on before the December deadline.
Despite political rhetoric, Hungarian households have seen historic growth in financial wealth over the past decade and a half, with net financial wealth as a percentage of GDP rising significantly.
The Hungarian Red Cross announced that its free, volunteer-run first aid service at Lake Balaton will begin its annual operations on July 1, continuing a tradition since 2007.
The Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) has concluded its proceedings against Google.
Despite global production cutbacks by Stellantis, its sole Hungarian plant in Szentgotthárd, which produces engines, is running at full speed.
Lidl has secured the top position among retail chains selling daily consumer goods in Hungary, according to 2025 sales data, with Spar in second place and CBA making a comeback to third.
Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar announced his intention to initiate impeachment proceedings against the current president, escalating political tensions in the country. This move comes amidst broader discussions about political change and cooperation in Central Europe.
An experimental daily pill has shown promising results in clinical trials, doubling the survival time for patients with pancreatic cancer. This breakthrough offers new hope for treating the deadly disease.
Hungary reported an increase in births but a 14% decline in marriages during April, according to recent statistics.
While potential buyers and available properties increased in May, the overall annual trend indicates fewer potential buyers, though economic strengthening could lead to cheaper housing loans.
A serious traffic accident occurred near Boršov nad Vltavou in the Czech Republic, involving a Hungarian bus and a passenger car, leaving 13 people injured.
Hungary's President has rejected demands to resign, signaling an impending power struggle within the government.
Viktor Orbán has been reelected as the leader of Hungary's Fidesz party, a decision made at the party's congress despite a recent electoral defeat. Orbán announced plans for a complete reconstruction of the party, emphasizing his commitment to its future.
Following the election of a new centre-right prime minister, LGBTQ rights advocates in Hungary express hope for significant changes to current anti-LGBTQ policies.
Hungary is expecting moderately warm and sunny weather this weekend, though scattered showers and thunderstorms are also forecast, according to HungaroMet.
Hungarian cherry orchards are expected to yield an average harvest this year, as most were located in areas less affected by recent frost damage.
Eight people have died in two separate but consecutive traffic accidents on the M1 motorway in Hungary. The incidents occurred within 40 minutes of each other, with the second crash involving a truck that had stopped due to the first accident.
The TISZA government is reportedly launching unwarranted attacks against Hungary's Nobel laureates and leading scientists, following a reorganization of the scientific community to align with party interests.
Hungary's recent restrictions on foreign labor recruitment have been widely misinterpreted as a complete ban on guest workers, but the reality of the policy affecting countries like the Philippines, Georgia, and Armenia is more nuanced.
Hungary and Ukraine have made a significant deal, marking a historic moment after years of strained relations. This agreement is expected to improve ties between the two nations.
Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport has expanded its parking capacity to over 7,000 spaces and added nearly 90 electric charging points in preparation for the summer travel season.
Szeged will host its eighth 'Slipper Day' on June 13, celebrating ten years of efforts to preserve the city’s traditional footwear, the Szeged slipper.
Zoltán Tarr announced the appointment of Judit Grósz as ministerial commissioner to consolidate responsibilities in the public media sector, indicating the TISZA government's intention to place public media under its control for a period.
Hungary's largest battery electricity storage facility, with a combined capacity of 99.8 MW, has been inaugurated near Buj in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg County, built with over 11.3 billion forints.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is reportedly planning to commence production in Hungary during the fourth quarter of 2026, marking a significant expansion into the European market.
The Tisza River is experiencing its annual 'Tisza Blooming' event, where millions of mayflies emerge for a spectacular mating dance, attracting nature enthusiasts to witness the natural phenomenon.
A report indicates that by 2025, the entire increase in global electricity demand was covered by clean energy sources, with Hungary's domestic power system notably topping the global solar share of electricity.
The new head of the ORFK was inaugurated on Tuesday.
The revival of Chili's at Brinker International is reportedly cooling off, while the housing market in Budapest also continues to slow down.
An ancient plane tree on Margaret Island in Budapest was officially named the "Tree of Science" as part of a collaborative initiative by the Budapest Metropolitan Municipality and the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The event included remarks from Tamás Freund.
The Night of Museums in Szombathely, western Hungary, will feature more than a hundred events, including guided tours, lectures, concerts, and workshops, across eleven venues on June 20.
Budapest hosts its first nationwide Art Nouveau architectural festival, organized by the City Platform, coinciding with World Art Nouveau Day and offering public access to landmark buildings over five days.
The Hungarian National Bank (MNB) reported that the country's international currency reserves have topped €61 billion, expanding its financial safety net, though the value of its gold reserves fell by 247 million euros in May.
Wizz Air announced plans to equip its entire fleet with Starlink satellite internet access starting in 2027, becoming the first European low-cost airline to offer Wi-Fi during flights. This move aims to enhance the passenger experience by providing seamless connectivity.
Hungary has commenced drilling for a unique geothermal well, aiming to become a significant geothermal powerhouse in Europe, with drill bits descending to a depth of 2,400 meters.
Hajdúszoboszló, a popular spa town in eastern Hungary, has banned the use of electric scooters from several locations starting in July, with the government expected to decide on new national traffic regulations soon.
Péter Magyar, a Hungarian politician, stated that Hungary was a 'hostage state' after 16 years of Viktor Orbán's rule, discussing his efforts to challenge the autocrat.
Ariana Grande launched her 'Eternal Sunshine' tour in Oakland, California, marking her first concert tour in seven years. The opening night featured a full setlist and received reactions from fans and critics alike.
Experts in Hungary have found an exceptionally large white-tailed eagle's nest in the Tisza floodplain, measuring over two meters in diameter and up to five meters high, setting a new European standard.
The chiefs of staff from the Visegrád Four nations convened in Budapest on June 3 to discuss regional challenges and coordinate common objectives, focusing on technological issues in modern warfare.
Hungarian company 4iG has joined Axiom Space ownership, becoming its largest European investor, following a successful capital raise by the U.S. commercial space industry company.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has announced that the government will review its investments in the Budapest-Belgrade railway project. This decision was part of a series of new government announcements regarding various national initiatives.
Hungary is set to stop issuing worker visas to individuals from three specific countries starting Friday.
ABZ Innovation is establishing one of Europe’s largest civilian drone manufacturing centers in Szentendre, Hungary, with a significant investment aimed at targeting global markets.
The Venice Commission is expected to investigate Péter Magyar's controversial attempt to remove the Hungarian president from office, following reports from Magyar Nemzet.
Two Budapest district mayors, Gergely Őrsi and Zsolt Láng, have been arrested in connection with an expanding corruption scandal in Óbuda, Hungary. The investigation, which reportedly involves multiple plea bargains, extends beyond park maintenance to include public catering and other areas.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin is scheduled to meet with Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar in Budapest. Magyar has also called for the next round of Russia-Ukraine peace talks to be held in the Hungarian capital.
In a move to maintain stability in a complex global economic environment, the Governor of the Central Bank of Hungary signed an agreement with the Governor of the Central Bank of the Republic of Azerbaijan.
African Swine Fever has been confirmed in domestic pigs in Hungary for the first time, marking a significant development for the country's agricultural sector. This detection raises concerns about the spread of the disease.
Platán Gourmet, Hungary's only two-Michelin-starred restaurant located outside the capital, is set to close its permanent operations. The closure follows the departure of its head chef.
They are also curious about what Viktor Orbán will do in the future and whether Fidesz, Mi Hazánk, and KDNP will run on a joint list.
The K Bridge in Óbuda, which provides access to Hajógyári Island for the Sziget Festival, is set to undergo upgrades, with public procurement procedures launched to select a contractor.
Through one of them, the 12th district is also involved in the corruption investigation.
Hungary has reportedly dropped its veto on an EU mechanism designed to compensate member states for military aid provided to Ukraine. This decision unblocks a significant financial support package for Ukraine.
Italy marked 65 years of diplomatic relations with Tanzania during June 2 celebrations. Concurrently, the Italian Ambassador to Hungary expressed an ambitious outlook for future ties between the two nations.
The Minister for Social Relations from the TISZA party announced a two-step restructuring of public-service media in Hungary, including a public consultation on the role and mandate of such media.
Reports have emerged regarding a significant round of layoffs, allegedly affecting 200 employees, at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs under the TISZA government in Hungary.
For the first time in a long while, net migration between Hungary and Germany has shifted in Hungary's favor, with overall migration declining significantly in 2025, according to the Federal Statistical Office.
The measure announced by Zsolt Sári, state secretary for public collections and heritage protection, will also be closely linked to the digitalization program of artifacts and cultural assets.
German Chancellor Olaf Scholz praised Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, stating that he has proven the political pendulum does not only swing in illiberal or authoritarian directions, following their meeting in Berlin.
Hungarian authorities have seized a record half-ton of cocaine, which was found hidden among bananas. This marks the largest drug bust in the country's history.
Hungary will host "Archaeology Day" from June 12 to 14, during which museums, archaeological exhibitions, and sites across the country will open their doors to visitors.
Following their first meeting, the Hungarian National Bank Governor and Prime Minister demonstrated unity regarding policies concerning the forint and the euro.
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok is resisting calls for his resignation despite pressure from Prime Minister Péter Magyar. Magyar has threatened to amend the constitution to remove Sulyok, accusing him of being a 'puppet' of Viktor Orbán.
A protected post discusses Anita Orbán and the alleged American influence, linking it to a 'pro-war network' behind Hungary's new foreign minister.
Hungary's Prime Minister Péter Magyar has threatened to oust the Orbán-era president, who has refused demands to step aside, setting up a constitutional clash.
Budapest was the most popular domestic travel destination in spring, but advance bookings suggest Siófok and Lake Balaton areas are leading for summer, competing for Hungary's top spot.
Several Hungarian political organizations in Vojvodina, along with Hungary's governing TISZA party and opposition FIDESZ party, have condemned the incident where a Hungarian flag was burnt in Serbia, showing a rare display of unity.
The Tokaj Wine Days event is set to return on June 5 and 6, featuring a citywide celebration under the theme "White Wines, Colorful Culture" and a fresh approach.
An official has stated that the Hungarian government does not support any further expansion of the CATL plant.
Reports indicate an increasing demand for high-quality real estate and business spaces throughout the Central and Eastern European region.
With a moving, though previously shown, photo series, films touring the locations, and some material artifacts, the Capa Center's new exhibition attempts to present the prison world of the Rákosi and early Kádár eras...
A new study suggests that a mysterious 'cold blob' in the Atlantic Ocean, which has puzzled scientists, could be an ominous sign of future climate scenarios. Researchers believe it may indicate a significant shift in ocean currents and temperatures.
A hotel in Budapest has been ranked among the world's best for its cuisine in Tripadvisor's 2026 list, highlighting the city's growing reputation for culinary excellence. This recognition places Budapest among top global destinations for food lovers.
Following Viktor Orban's tenure, during which the Roma community faced significant social challenges, there is anticipation for fundamental changes under his successor, Magyar. The new leader is reportedly taking a stand against anti-Romani sentiment.
A fatal multi-vehicle accident occurred on the M3 motorway in Hungary, involving a truck colliding with a construction vehicle, followed by a minibus hitting the wreckage. The incident resulted in multiple fatalities.
Hungarian President Tamás Sulyok has submitted a motion to the Constitutional Court regarding proposed constitutional amendments aimed at his removal, following political statements calling for the removal of senior state officials and amidst broader questions about using amendments for individual cases.
Pride events are taking place in various cities worldwide this month, including celebrations in Budapest after political changes, a banned march in Oradea, and events in New York amidst declining community respect in the US.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar stated that the Hungarian government is open to public debate on same-sex marriage and adoption, and will not prevent Budapest Pride from taking place this year.
Hungary's Foreign Minister reported on developments regarding a Hungarian-Ukrainian agreement to the Parliament's Foreign Affairs Committee, but a clear date for a meeting between the Hungarian Prime Minister and President Zelensky remains unset.
Péter Nádas's iconic novel is celebrating an anniversary, with a jubilee edition set to be released in the autumn. This marks a significant milestone for the acclaimed work.
Fifty-six individuals have taken an oath to join Hungary's central rescue organization, the HUNOR team, after completing a three-day simulation exercise at the Disaster Management Training and Supply Base in Hajdúszoboszló.
Brussels has begun the decisive phase of negotiating a shared budget, with Hungary's anti-graft pitch also mentioned as a factor to unlock billions of euros.
Lavish buildings constructed under Viktor Orbán's regime starkly contrasted with Hungary's crumbling social infrastructure, a factor that contributed to his political downfall.
The Hungarian Catering Trade Association (MVI) has requested that the Ministry for Economy and Energy and the Ministry for the Living Environment review and postpone a ban on the sale of plastic beverage cups, which is scheduled to take effect on July 1.
A report indicates that Roma individuals in Hungary face significant discrimination in the rental market, needing to send nine messages to landlords or agents to view a property compared to two for non-Roma individuals.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has declared his wealth, revealing that he continues to own properties in District XII and Felcsút, and that his joint account balance with his wife increased by over 4 million forints.
A memorial room dedicated to Hollywood icon Tony Curtis has opened at ORIGO Film Studio, celebrating his life, legacy, and Hungarian roots. The tribute honors his contributions to the global film industry.
Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is set to return to Brussels next week for the first time since his FIDESZ party lost the April elections. The visit is reportedly connected to an announcement.
An agreement has been reached between Budapest and Kyiv concerning the minority rights of Transcarpathian Hungarians, sparking debate on whether it represents a genuine breakthrough or a public relations move.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán published a photo of Péter Magyar reading Boris Johnson's biography of Winston Churchill on Lake Balaton, sparking discussion about Magyar's political image and potential role models.
A new Hungarian government is reportedly using artificial intelligence to investigate alleged corruption during Viktor Orbán's tenure, seeking to recover a substantial sum of money, potentially linked to EU funds.
Hungary's Christian Democratic People’s Party (KDNP) leader warned that eliminating teacher performance evaluations would primarily harm children and lead to a decline in educational quality.
Hungary's opposition party FIDESZ is demanding that the government announce its refusal to implement the EU migration pact, which is scheduled to take effect soon.
A comprehensive renovation project, valued at 6 billion forints (16.8 million euros), has commenced at Lake Balaton's key ferry terminals in Hungary, with completion expected by the end of 2027.
A new investigation by Direkt36 delves into the internal workings and ultimate failure of the Fidesz party's campaign, with sources admitting to self-deception within the party.
New research from scientists at the Centre for Ecological Research in Hungary finds that some birds living in cities are changing their songs to compete with traffic and other urban noise.
Thousands of demonstrators marched in Central Budapest, chanting 'traitor' and 'betrayal' in protest against Prime Minister Péter Magyar's anticipated signing of the EU's Migration Pact.
The Sameday courier service is exiting the Hungarian market, leading to the dismantling of its locker network in the country. This move will impact package delivery services in Hungary.
Hungary has introduced stricter employment rules for guest workers, implementing a ban on new workers from three specific countries. These new regulations aim to control the influx of foreign labor.
As Lake Balaton's water level continues to fall, the sandbar known as “Monkey Island” has re-emerged near Balatonfenyves on the southern shore, according to Index reports.
A demonstration was held in front of the Romanian Embassy in support of Premonstratensian Abbot Rudolf Anzelm Fejes and to advocate for the rights and heritage of the Hungarian minority beyond the border.
Slovak Foreign Minister lectured Péter Magyar after he made comments about Hungary being its own neighbor, sparking a diplomatic exchange. The incident highlights ongoing political discourse and relations between the two countries.
Hungary is reportedly in a 'reset mode' following the Orban regime, with a focus on improving relations, particularly with Ireland, though some topics like Troy Parrott are to be avoided.
Hungary and Ukraine have reached an agreement regarding the rights of the Hungarian minority in Ukraine, leading to a significant breakthrough in their bilateral relations. This development has prompted Hungary to drop its veto on Ukraine's EU accession, signaling a new chapter in their diplomatic ties.
Hungary has dropped its 17-month veto, allowing the European Union to proceed with the first step of Ukraine's EU membership negotiations. This decision paves the way for Ukraine to advance its bid to join the bloc.
Miklós Vaszilij announced at the beginning of May that TV2 would continue with a new news program instead of the worn-out Tények brand.
Hungary is reportedly implementing a new foreign policy strategy that significantly departs from the approach taken over the past fifteen years, signaling a notable change in its international relations.
Péter Magyar met with the Irish Taoiseach in Budapest, with the Irish leader expressing optimism about Hungary's return to the 'heart of Europe.' Discussions reportedly included the expedited release of EU funds for Hungary.
Hungary annually observes the Day of National Unity on June 4, an occasion of deep importance that embodies a shared identity for Hungarians beyond borders, with commemorations held at sites like the Monument to Hungarian Heritage in Transylvania.
Hungary's FIDESZ party has launched a legal aid program to assist public administration workers who claim to have been dismissed as part of a 'political purge,' citing an increasing number of complaints.
French President Emmanuel Macron met with Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar, with both parties announcing a new chapter in relations between France and Hungary. This meeting comes amidst ongoing tensions between Budapest and Brussels over migration and energy policies, and a separate incident involving a tool falling on a pedestrian near the Hungarian Prime Minister's office.
Russian oil exports to Hungary and Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline remained at normal levels in May. This indicates stable energy supplies to these European nations despite ongoing geopolitical tensions.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is accused of personally ordering the seizure of a Ukrainian cash convoy in Hungary, with media reports suggesting he even timed the raid. The Hungarian Chief Prosecutor's Office has stated it will take all necessary measures to investigate the 'gold convoy' case, while Orbán's controversial office targeting opponents has been abolished.
The Zsolnay Cultural Quarter in Pécs, Hungary, is hosting events on World Art Nouveau Day to celebrate the women who shaped the era and showcase eosin ceramics.
With 87 goals scored in just 32 World Cup matches, Hungary's national team once boasted an attack that was widely feared.
This year's Night of Museums, themed "Stories captured in flavors," will take place on June 20, highlighting gastronomy and its cultural connections, with Sopron as a central location.
A man who was dramatically rescued from the rubble of a collapsed industrial building in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, is currently in critical condition.
German Chancellor Friedrich Merz held a joint press conference with Péter Magyar in Berlin, expressing support for Hungary's new pro-EU direction. Merz praised Magyar as an inspiration across Europe.
Hungary is reportedly considering implementing a wealth tax, with the new government aiming to target oligarchs who benefited under Viktor Orbán's administration.
The Hungarian dairy sector is experiencing significant challenges due to a sharp drop in milk prices, leading to lasting losses for producers and processors and prompting calls for government action.
A new temporary exhibition titled “The Wonder of Folk Art” has opened at Wenckheim Castle in Szabadkígyós, southeastern Hungary, on the Day of National Cohesion.
The European Commission will monitor Hungary's proposed constitutional amendment plans, which aim to remove the president. This comes after an interview with President Sulyok where former President Katalin Novák's name was notably absent from the official translation.
Hungary's experience highlights the growing economic and geopolitical complexities in building nuclear power projects, despite their attractiveness for energy security and decarbonization in Central-Southeast Europe.
Hungary's culinary heritage is celebrating international success as two Hungarian salami types, Szeged salami and Budapest winter salami, were ranked among the world's best by TasteAtlas.
Hungarian wholesaler Csoki Nyugat Kft. has invested two billion forints (5.6 million euros) to open a new state-of-the-art cookie factory in Ikrény.
A HUN-REN research group has identified new mutations in ticks in the Budapest region, publishing their findings in the journal Ticks and Tic. The study, titled 'Climate Change: New Blood-Sucking Parasites and Vector-Borne Pathogens,' highlights findings of international significance.
The Ostrea Peregrina traditional festival is set to welcome visitors in Kaposvár, southwestern Hungary, bringing the atmosphere of the Middle Ages to life through historical reenactments and interactive activities.
If the bill is adopted, the deputies' honorarium will decrease by 40 percent.