Hungarian political figure Péter Magyar has been in Brussels, actively lobbying European Union officials to unblock billions of euros in frozen funds for Hungary. He expressed optimism that these funds would soon be released.
The European Commission has approved temporary state aid measures, allowing member states to support sectors like agriculture, transport, and heavy industries facing high energy prices and other challenges. This framework aims to mitigate the economic impact of the ongoing energy crisis.
Zoltán Tanács has been appointed as Hungary's new Minister of Science and Technology, with a stated focus on leveraging robotics over traditional labor.
Hungarian politician Peter Magyar has proposed a meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in western Ukraine to discuss the rights of Hungarian minorities in Transcarpathia, aiming to reset bilateral relations.
Two Israeli opposition figures have joined forces to try and unseat Prime Minister Netanyahu, taking inspiration from the ousting of Hungary's long-time leader, Viktor Orban.
The real estate market, likely in Hungary, is calling for increased predictability, transparency, and institutional credibility. These factors are deemed crucial for fostering a stable and attractive investment environment.
Although the area under cultivation has increased slightly, this year’s strawberry harvest will not exceed the average due to unfavorable weather conditions, the Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture…
Reporters discovered Marcin Romanowski, a Polish politician wanted in his home country on corruption charges, living in an apartment in Buda owned by a staff member of the Fidesz parliamentary group.
Hungarian opposition figure Peter Magyar has proposed a summit with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky in June, aiming to restart dialogue and improve relations between Hungary and Ukraine. Magyar suggested the meeting could take place in western Ukraine, while also stating that current concessions from Kyiv are not sufficient.
Oscar-winning composer Tan Dun's opera 'Tea: A Mirror of Soul' is being performed for the first time in Hungary at the Béla Bartók National Concert Hall of Müpa in Budapest.
Wise has launched its new 'Qvik Requests' feature for clients in Hungary, aiming to streamline payment processes.
Edith Eger, a renowned psychologist, Holocaust survivor, and author of the bestselling memoir "The Choice" (also known as "The Ballerina of Auschwitz"), has passed away at the age of 98. She was celebrated for her work on trauma and healing.
A pollster suggests that local conflicts surrounding battery plant developments have contributed to a decrease in support for Hungary's ruling Fidesz party.
Researchers at the Balaton Limnological Research Institute predict a significantly smaller swarm of mayflies at Lake Balaton this year compared to the previous year, based on the current spring larval population.
Questions are being raised about the restoration of the rule of law in Hungary after 16 years under an illiberal regime. This comes amidst internal political challenges, including a notable rivalry between Orbán and Magyar, with implications for the European Union.
Hungary's outgoing Foreign Minister has announced plans to keep his parliamentary seat after stepping down from his ministerial role, maintaining a presence in national politics.
Samu, a young Asian elephant, celebrated his fifth birthday at the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden. It was also announced that Samu will soon be moved to the Veszprém Zoo.
Debrecen International Airport in Hungary will temporarily suspend all air traffic for several days in early May due to preventive maintenance work on its runway.
Companies in Hungary are increasingly embracing flexible work arrangements as a strategy to future-proof their workplaces and adapt to evolving business environments.
A new television channel dedicated to 24-hour LGBTQI programming is set to launch in Hungary, signaling a potential shift in the country's media landscape.
Recent European election results are poised to change the direction of the EU, with a notable outcome being the end of Victor Orban's 16-year rule in Hungary following a closely contested election.
Following a significant election defeat, Hungarian leader Viktor Orbán announced he would not take his parliamentary seat and intends to focus on reorganizing his political party. He stated a need to lead the party's renewal from outside parliament.
Viktor Orban is set to resign from his parliamentary position but intends to continue leading the Fidesz party, according to reports from The Kyiv Independent.
Hungary's Tourinform offices have been modernized with significant grant funding, expanding services to enhance tourism and competitiveness.
Péter Magyar has nominated Judit Lannert to serve as the education minister in the prospective Tisza government. This nomination has been met with various reactions, including praise from teacher movements and unions.
The Hungarian Civic Cooperation Association has released a "National Minimum" manifesto, outlining principles for the future of the Hungarian people, focusing on peace, security, and freedom. A January 2026 survey confirmed shared values.
Switzerland is experiencing an exceptionally dry April, with MeteoSwiss warning of worsening conditions. A cold front arriving with strong winds is not expected to bring the much-needed rain, exacerbating the ongoing drought.
Wizz Air is defending its financial outlook, citing strategies like fuel hedging and fleet efficiency to mitigate risks.
The political left is reportedly disappearing across Central Europe, with social democrats losing parliamentary representation in Hungary, Bulgaria, and the Czech Republic, and facing significant challenges in Slovenia and Poland.
Immediately following Fidesz's significant electoral defeat, the Hungarian prosecutor's office has initiated investigations into two previously stagnant suspicious cases, signaling a potential shift in the political landscape.
An analysis explores the potential impact on Ukraine of a future Hungary without its ousted authoritarian leader, Viktor Orbán, as both countries look forward to this political shift.
Hungary plans to reduce the Personal Income Tax (PIT) on the minimum wage to 9%, according to statements from Kapitány.
Legendary Hungarian filmmaker István Szabó is returning with a new film titled "Embers," currently in production in Budapest and starring Ralph Fiennes and Viggo Mortensen.
Babócsa, Hungary, will host 'Daffodil Day' on April 25 to celebrate the blooming of Europe’s largest contiguous daffodil field. The Babócsa Association announced the event, inviting visitors to the unique spectacle.
Hungary Today commemorates the 165th birth anniversary of Count István Tisza, reflecting on his legacy as a Hungarian, warrior, and Christian.
The Electrolux Group announced it will halt production at its factory in Jászberény, central Hungary, by the end of 2026, a decision that will impact approximately 600 employees.
Cashless, contactless payment services have been rolled out across all Budapest metro lines, allowing passengers to purchase tickets using bank cards at station entrances.
There is significant speculation regarding a potential change in power in Hungary, with some making 'big bets' on Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's political future. This potential shift is being analyzed for its broader implications, particularly for the Western Balkans and Bosnia and Herzegovina.
He also tried several times to release his illegally kept steppe eagle to hunt from his moving car.
Gáspár Orbán, son of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, resigned from his military service following recent elections. The Ministry of Defense confirmed his discharge request was submitted months prior.
Over a hundred vintage vehicles, including János Kádár’s last Mercedes and a police helicopter, will be displayed at the “Then and Now Vehicle Expo” in Esztergom, Hungary, this weekend. The two-day event will also feature the latest Suzuki models.
Competition for labor in Hungary is expected to intensify as companies become more cautious about hiring foreign workers.
The prospect of Hungary joining the euro currency bloc is seen as a long and challenging road, particularly in the political landscape after Orban's tenure.
A future Hungarian Prime Minister has stated their intention to execute International Criminal Court arrest warrants, specifically mentioning those issued against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.
Rector Đokić's visit to Brussels to discuss university matters has drawn criticism from Serbian officials, including PM Macut and Vučević. They emphasized that university independence does not entail taking disputes outside Serbia or lobbying against national interests.
Build-to-suit (BTS) and pre-leases are being highlighted as the preferred development options for industrial and logistics (I&L) properties in Budapest.
The Chair of Hungary's Foreign Affairs Committee asserted that the recent election unequivocally demonstrated Hungary as a democratic state governed by the rule of law, despite accusations of dictatorship.
According to Eurostat, Hungary has successfully maintained stable, and even falling, fuel and lubricant prices, contrasting with the rest of the EU, despite challenges such as Ukraine's oil pipeline closure.
A new trial hearing took place in Budapest for an Irishman accused of killing an American tourist in November 2024, with his lawyer requesting a new expert witness.
The Chief Prosecutor has taken over a significant case involving the National Bank of Hungary, indicating a high-level investigation into the institution.
Hungary's newly-elected Prime Minister has stated that the country would carry out an International Criminal Court warrant against Benjamin Netanyahu.
A Dubliner is on trial in Hungary, accused of killing Mackenzie Michalski, claiming her death was an accident during consensual sex.
An analysis by the Oeconomus Economic Research Foundation indicates a significant change in global migration, with an increasing number of people from developed Western economies moving to Hungary for reasons beyond mere affordability.
Average gross earnings in Hungary climbed to HUF 725,500 in February, according to a report from the Budapest Business Journal.
An article by RIA Novosti has raised unsubstantiated speculation that Rosatom might withdraw from Hungary’s Paks II nuclear power plant expansion project amidst political uncertainty.
Hungary is taking steps to unblock EU aid designated for Ukraine and access frozen funds.
The Danube boating season has officially begun, offering a variety of sightseeing and special-event boat trips, as announced by Mahart-Passnave Kft.
The final count of votes in Hungary's recent elections has been announced, confirming an increased number of parliamentary mandates for Peter Magyar's Tisza Party. This outcome further strengthens the party's presence in the Hungarian Parliament.
A report indicates that young people in Hungary need approximately 500,000 Hungarian Forints per month to achieve financial security.
Hungary has seen a change in its leadership, with a new individual taking the helm. This development has prompted international commentary suggesting that autocrats globally may perceive their positions as less secure.
An expert suggests that while a change in Hungary's political leadership might improve relations with Ukraine, a complete policy reset remains improbable for now.
DE Action Community election observers patrolled the most vulnerable communities, in unprecedented poverty, paralyzing Fidesz's vote machine.
The outgoing Hungarian government has decided to keep capped fuel prices in effect, a measure that will continue even after the new administration takes office.
Budapest Transport Privately Held Corporation (BKV) is kicking off its annual open house events at the historic Szépilona tram depot in Buda, a former horse-drawn tram facility.
Fructose, which is often found in soft drinks, also plays a role in fat production and storage, and may be the key to several metabolic diseases.
The Hungarian Armed Forces conducted a complex military maneuver in Szentes, southeastern Hungary, where Lynx KF41 infantry fighting vehicles crossed the Tisza River.
Efforts to dismantle Viktor Orban's deeply entrenched political system in Hungary are expected to face considerable difficulty. The article explores the complexities and obstacles involved in reforming the country's political landscape.
Péter Magyar, a rising Hungarian political figure, engaged in discussions with EU officials in Brussels, including Ursula von der Leyen, to secure the release of billions in frozen EU funds. The funds have been withheld due to concerns over the rule of law in Hungary, and a deal is anticipated soon.
An investigation has been ordered by the Metropolitan Investigative Prosecutor's Office following a complaint regarding the detention of Ukrainian cash couriers. The complaint alleges issues surrounding their apprehension.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán sent a letter to Fidesz party members, asserting that the upcoming period will be characterized by liberal governance and a national opposition. He positioned Fidesz as this national opposition.
Hungary's Sovereignty Protection Office (SPO), which spent billions on communication, took two and a half weeks to comment after the election, despite its mandate to guard sovereignty and demand transparency.
Despite volatile jet fuel prices and geopolitical tensions, Wizz Air is continuing its growth strategy, focusing on punctuality and new customer extras as it heads toward a passenger record.
The Our Homeland Movement (Mi Hazánk Mozgalom) plans to initiate several investigations in the Committee on National Security, including whether interference occurred in the elections on April 12, as stated by party and parliamentary group leader László Toroczkai.
The Monetary Council of the Hungarian National Bank unanimously decided to keep the base interest rate unchanged, with Governor Mihály Varga also tempering expectations for euro adoption.
Renowned psychologist, Holocaust survivor, and author Edith Eger has passed away at 98, with tributes, including one from ballerina Igone de Jongh, pouring in to honor her life and work on trauma and healing.
The future Minister of Defense supports the termination of Bárdosi Sándor's employment relationship.
Local media in Hungary report that outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orban has offered to step down as the chief of the Fidesz party.
Hungarian group 4iG announced it is strengthening its strategic cooperation with Germany's Rheinmetall AG in the space and defense industries.
The Holy Crown Council in Hungary did not approve a proposal to move the Holy Crown to the Parliament Building's plenary hall for the swearing-in ceremony of National Assembly members.
The European Commission has approved a 71.6 million euro state aid package from Hungary to support Hankook's investment in a new tire production line. The grant was deemed compliant with EU state aid rules.
Budapest's commercial real estate market is experiencing a tightening supply of quality space, attributed to a low development pipeline.
Chinese electric vehicle manufacturer BYD is facing scrutiny from the European Union regarding allegations of labor abuse at its factory located in Hungary. Reports indicate the EU is investigating these claims.
Hungary's Fidesz party is experiencing internal shifts, including new parliamentary appointments and the liquidation of a Fidesz-affiliated organization that received substantial public funds. These changes occur amidst ongoing scrutiny of party finances and the political future of its leadership.
Currently, in the HUN-REN research network, scientists are given extra points for collaborating with East Timor and Uzbekistan, as if they were working on a Hungarian-German joint project, but other absurdities...
The Hungarian film industry has launched a reform drive aimed at reshaping the country's film funding mechanisms, seeking to modernize and improve support for cinematic productions.
Consumers are experiencing stronger bargaining power as retailers offer more significant discounts, indicating a shift in market dynamics.
Hungary's Tisza party secured a two-thirds majority, ending Viktor Orban's 16-year hold on power and prompting discussions about the country's democratic future, with insights from former Fidesz member Zsuzsanna Szelenyi.
Hungarian politician Péter Magyar has launched serious accusations against associates of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, alleging massive money transfers, widespread corruption, and plans by oligarchs to flee the country. He has also warned investors to avoid assets tied to Orbán's circle.
Orbán steps back after a landslide loss, vowing to rebuild Hungary’s ‘national side’ AP News
A defeated Orban announced he will not take up his parliamentary seat and expressed his intention to lead a political renewal movement.
The party that governed for 16 years suffered a significant defeat in the election, and two weeks later, according to a Medián survey, another third of its voters had evaporated or switched to Tisza.
Hungarian police have issued arrest warrants and conducted searches in a corruption case reportedly involving Viktor Orbán's younger brother. The investigation focuses on alleged illicit activities tied to the prime minister's family.
The wife and son of former Philippine Congressman Mike Defensor have been charged in connection with a human trafficking case. The charges stem from their alleged involvement in the illicit activity.
The Hungarian Forint's appreciation is easing consumer burden, with German discount chain Aldi passing on lower purchasing prices directly to consumers by reducing prices on over a hundred products.
Confidence in the Hungarian economy has surged to a 27-month high ahead of upcoming elections, reflecting optimism among businesses and consumers.
Planned LGBTQ Channel 'Rainbow TV' Sparks Debate in Hungary
Hungary is set to open its communist-era archives, while Prime Minister Orban reportedly ponders US exile, and other regional political events unfold across Central Europe.
Moderate right-wing parties are facing an identity crisis as they debate whether to adopt extreme positions or maintain a centrist profile in response to the growing influence of the far-right, exemplified by figures like Péter Magyar.
The spa complex in Hajdúszoboszló is starting its 100th-anniversary beach season.
The ZenGarden Office Building in Budapest has announced it has achieved full occupancy, indicating strong demand in the local commercial real estate market.
Researchers from the University of Szeged have developed a new method using complex geospatial analysis to support water replenishment efforts and combat the effects of climate change.
A new Hungarian government is reportedly planning legal measures to outlaw 'scaremongering' related to migration, war, and 'woke' ideologies, drawing inspiration from stricter Western European laws against hate speech.
A recent poll indicates an unprecedented surge in the Tisza party's popularity in Hungary since the election, while the Fidesz camp has significantly shrunk.
Hungary's national lottery operator has requested an extraordinary audit from the gambling regulatory authority to reassure the public following multiple jackpot wins in recent draws of Scandinavian Lotto, 6/49 Lotto, and Joker.
Hungary's incoming Prime Minister, Peter Magyar, has stated that his government will arrest Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu if he enters the country.
Following Orban's exit, speculation arises regarding a potential opportunity for the European Union to implement significant changes.
US investors are reportedly seeking stability in Hungary as the country undergoes a political transition, according to the Budapest Business Journal.
The restoration of the Hungarian State Opera House has been honored with a European Heritage Award / Europa Nostra Award.
Hungary has ceased its resistance to a significant EU loan package for Ukraine, paving the way for EU ambassadors to approve a €90 billion loan. Additionally, the EU approved its 20th package of sanctions against Russia.
US investors are expressing a desire for greater predictability in Hungary's regulatory environment following a series of overnight law changes implemented by Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government.
European Union foreign ministers have rejected a proposal to suspend the bloc's association agreement with Israel, with Germany and Italy notably blocking the bid. This decision highlights internal divisions within the EU regarding its relationship with Israel.
Ursula von der Leyen stated that the freezing of EU funds impacted Hungary's election outcome and warned that €6.5 billion from the COVID-19 recovery fund could be at risk if Hungary fails to implement certain reforms and investments by the end of August.
Independent gas station operators in Hungary are warning of potential supply disruptions, citing an escalating conflict with policymakers. Despite falling wholesale prices, the Association of Independent Gas Stations attributes the issues to broken government policies.
The Hungarian Treasury has exempted Budapest from paying its solidarity contribution until mid-June, according to the city's mayor.
The Democratic Alliance of Hungarians in Romania (RMDSZ) presented its concerns regarding Romania's minority rights record during a visit by the Council of Europe.
The European Court of Justice has ruled that Hungary's anti-LGBTQ+ law, which restricts content related to gender and sexuality, violates fundamental European Union values and rights. The court stated that the law 'stigmatizes and marginalizes' LGBTQ+ individuals, marking a significant legal decision.
A new data-driven platform designed for office space search has been launched in Hungary, aiming to streamline the process for businesses.
The Slovak Prime Minister is reportedly seeking to travel to Moscow, with plans to fly via Poland. This diplomatic move highlights ongoing international relations in the region.
According to Scope, Hungarian corporations are expected to experience near-term disruptions following the recent election, but also anticipate medium-term growth opportunities.
Independent gas stations in Hungary have issued a warning about potential supply disruptions.
Aldi Süd, encompassing Aldi Hungary and other global operations, is set to roll out a major renovation and redesign across its stores worldwide, with test operations already underway.
Hungary is reportedly moving to unblock EU aid to Ukraine and tap into frozen funds, with information suggesting Russian oil flows via the Druzhba pipeline may resume soon.
Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sánchez has officially called for the European Union to suspend its Association Agreement with Israel. This move comes amid ongoing tensions and international pressure regarding the conflict.
Péter Magyar's Tisza Party achieved a landslide victory in recent Hungarian parliamentary elections, with its majority growing to 141 seats after the final count. This outcome marks a significant challenge to Viktor Orbán's long-standing political system.
An article from The Times suggests that understanding Viktor Orban's political downfall requires examining the context of a mansion in his village.
An opinion piece suggests that the European Union, particularly in a post-Orban era, presents an even greater threat to US sovereignty.
The traditional Hortobágy Spring Festival, associated with St. George’s Day, is set to return on April 25 at the Nine-Arch Bridge in Hungary after a hiatus.
Hungarian politician Peter Magyar announced that Russian oil flow to Hungary and Slovakia via the Druzhba pipeline is expected to resume next week. This statement comes amidst broader political discussions and accusations within Hungary.
Negotiations began on April 17 to prepare for the inaugural session of Hungary's National Assembly, with parties discussing procedural and political steps. The aim is to hold the session on May 9, ahead of the formation of the new legislature.
Major public space development projects are set to begin in Budapest, focusing on the renovation of Örs vezér Square and Madách Square. The plans aim to transform these key downtown and transit hubs.
A weekly review highlights a momentous election in Hungary and its implications for the Western Balkans, signaling significant changes and challenges in the region.
Hungarian National Bank Governor Mihály Varga held an introductory meeting with András Kármán, the Tisza Party's expert on budget and tax policy, to discuss the market outlook.
Péter Magyar's recent political ascent and election success have significantly challenged Viktor Orbán's long-standing government in Hungary, reportedly causing panic within Fidesz ranks. His movement is seen as a major new force, prompting negotiations and raising questions about Hungary's future political landscape.
Hungarian opposition leader Peter Magyar, following his political ascent, has called for the President's resignation and pledged to overhaul or suspend state-controlled media. His statements signal a direct challenge to the current government and its institutions.
Google Translate has introduced a new feature that uses artificial intelligence to help users practice and improve their pronunciation. This update expands the platform's capabilities into language learning.
Public baths in Hungary are expected to open later than usual this year, a decision attributed to rising energy prices. This delay impacts the traditional start of the bathing season.
The Hungarian Air Force has unveiled a JAS-39 Gripen jet with a spectacular special livery, prepared by specialists in Kecskemét, for the upcoming "NATO Tiger Meet" military exercise in Greece.
Shareholders of Gránit Bank have voted to allocate the bank's 2025 profit into reserves.
A 33-year-old single individual, who earns well but lacks savings and enjoys a carefree lifestyle, is seeking financial planning advice. Experts are offering recommendations on managing finances in this situation.
The Hungarian Competition Authority has ordered the European operator of the Temu online marketplace to refund at least 882 million forints (€2.26 million) to Hungarian consumers and pay a fine of 437 million forints.
Wizz Air is marking the one-year anniversary of its "Customer First Compass" initiative by introducing several service upgrades. The airline aims to enhance the customer experience with these improvements.
A historian explains that the recent setback for former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, who supported the Kremlin's narrative, is a strategic loss for Russia and weakens Vladimir Putin's plans.
According to Hungary's Magyar, individuals connected to a top aide of Prime Minister Viktor Orban were prevented from attempting to send funds abroad.
Nobel laureate Katalin Karikó, a Hungarian female scientist, is scheduled to receive honorary doctorates from two American universities in May and the University of Oxford in June.
A 'Village May Day' celebration took place at the Sóstó Open-Air Museum in Nyíregyháza, Hungary, featuring the revival of the Maypole tradition, music, dance, and a tractor parade.
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Manfred Weber, a prominent European politician, reportedly challenged Hungarian state television regarding chants of "Russia out!" by young people on election night. He also commented positively on the election results for the Tisza Party's European Parliament faction.
The new Fidesz parliamentary group has been established in Hungary, with faction leader Gergely Gulyás publishing the list of members after a closed-door meeting.
Several loyalists within Hungary's business elite are moving overseas or vowing to form "constructive co-operation" with the incoming premier, indicating a pivot away from Viktor Orbán's government.
Hungary's new Prime Minister, Péter Magyar, has vowed to dismantle 16 years of authoritarian rule, drawing comparisons to JFK in his promises for change.
Several senior politicians from Hungary's Christian Democratic People's Party (KDNP), including outgoing deputy prime minister Zsolt Semjén, will not be taking their seats in the new National Assembly, signaling a generational shift.
Hungary's recent political shift is seen as opening new opportunities for both NATO and Ukraine, especially after its former leader was regarded as an ally of Putin.
Reports indicate that associates of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán are quickly transferring their assets out of Hungary to other countries. This alleged movement of wealth is occurring amid heightened scrutiny and accusations of corruption.
A Serbian minister announced that the launch date for the high-speed railway connecting Serbia to Budapest is contingent on Hungary's progress. This statement highlights the cross-border coordination required for the project's completion.
Despite potential decreases in fuel prices or an end to shortages, experts predict that high airfare costs are likely to remain. This outlook suggests that travelers may not see significant relief in ticket prices in the near future.
Two years ago, the Telex photographer lost his younger brother in an accident. The series made about the aftermath of the tragedy won the André Kertész Grand Prize among this year's Hungarian press…
Industrial demand is becoming progressively more complex, reflecting evolving market dynamics, technological advancements, and supply chain challenges.
Bravo has launched a full investigation into the unauthorized leak of audio from the 'Summer House' reality show reunion. The incident has drawn strong reactions from cast members and host Andy Cohen, who called it 'disgusting and illegal'.
A playlist has already been compiled from the huge cognitive dissonances.
Hungary has announced new political appointments, including Vitézy for the Transport portfolio and the country's first blind minister to head the Social Portfolio.
Hungary's Central Statistical Office reported a slight weakening in the labor market in March 2026, with 4,646,000 employed and an unemployment rate of 4.5 percent.
Hungary's GKI Economic Research Institute reported a significant rise in its economic index in April, reaching a 27-month high. Business and consumer expectations have also improved ahead of upcoming elections.
The Slovak Deputy Prime Minister asserted that Hungarians have been illegally using certain lands since 1945, justifying the Slovak state's actions to reclaim them under the Beneš decrees.
The election in Hungary comes as Israel prepares for an election in the next six months, as Israelis ponder whether Magyar will be as supportive of Israel and its leader as Orban was.
Hungarian outgoing Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó has publicly stated that he has "never served Russian interests," addressing criticisms or perceptions regarding Hungary's foreign policy.
A propaganda campaign successfully changed the eating habits of Hungarians, making them prefer potatoes.
Chinese electric vehicle giant BYD has committed to strong environmental standards for its first European plant, currently under rapid construction in Szeged, Hungary, a project emphasized for its strategic importance.
Orthopedic specialist Zsolt Hegedűs, famous for his Travolta-like dance moves, plans to introduce elements of the British healthcare system as Hungary's potential Minister of Health in the Tisza government.
Tesco has announced the closure of one of its major hypermarkets in Budapest, effective April 30, impacting local retail operations.
Peter Magyar has defeated Viktor Orban in Hungarian parliamentary elections, ending Orban's combined 20 years in power, and has begun outlining sweeping changes for the country.
Hungary actively participated in the Norfolk NATO Festival, with representatives from the Hungarian Defense Forces, diplomats, and the Hungarian community abroad highlighting the nation's culture and contributions to the alliance. The event celebrated the diversity of NATO member states.
Hungary's recent policy shift is seen as unlocking new opportunities for both NATO and Ukraine. This change could potentially alter dynamics and cooperation within the region.
A significant bet on the potential departure of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban reportedly originated from within his family's business empire.
Hungary's newly elected prime minister is looking to Poland's Donald Tusk as an ally in his efforts to reverse illiberal policies, raising questions about the applicability and limits of Poland's political playbook.
Hungary is considering joining the European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) as part of commitments to secure EU funds, aiming to improve investigations into EU fraud and corruption cases.
The Association for Old Hungarian Grape Varieties is organizing a large-scale wine tasting in Budapest, featuring wines made from grape varieties that were once widespread.
Hungary faces a long and difficult process to adopt the euro, requiring several years to meet strict requirements for public finances and inflation control, especially after the Orban era.
An opinion piece highlights Hungary's recent democratic success, where nearly 80 percent of the population participated in a decisive vote, offering valuable lessons for other democracies.
Researchers at Hungary's HUN-REN Wigner Research Center for Physics are developing diamond-based quantum sensors as part of the international SensExtreme project, aiming for highly precise measurements.
Outgoing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, who was in power for 16 years, announced Hungary's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court last year after receiving Netanyahu in Budapest.
The EU's top court has issued an unprecedented ruling, finding that Hungary's anti-LGBTQ laws breached EU values and broke the founding principles of the EU treaty.
Researchers in Veszprém, Hungary, have developed a new tool for detecting hidden water contamination. The equipment is more effective and has a wider range of applications than previous methods, capable of sampling sediment from surface waters.
Hungary's Prime Minister-elect Magyar stated he would halt the country's withdrawal from the International Criminal Court (ICC) and hinted at the potential arrest of Benjamin Netanyahu.
Hungary's Prime Minister-elect has stated that Benjamin Netanyahu must be arrested if he enters the country, citing an International Criminal Court warrant, and pledged to halt Hungary's withdrawal from the ICC.
Hungarian opposition figure Péter Magyar has outlined his political stances, including a pledge to arrest Benjamin Netanyahu if he visits Hungary, and called for Ukraine to expedite the reopening of the Druzhba oil pipeline. Magyar also named potential ministers for his envisioned post-Orbán government, signaling a significant shift in Hungarian politics.
Greenpeace has reported finding no NMP pollution around Hungary's battery plants in recent tests. However, the organization notes that these findings do not invalidate previous measurements that showed levels exceeding limits.
A contingent of Hungarian Defense Forces' special operations forces has departed for Morocco to participate in the African Lion 2026 exercise, described as the largest annual joint exercise.
Budapest has launched significant renovation projects on two of its iconic public squares, aiming to revitalize these key urban spaces.
Following recent elections, Peter Magyar has emerged as a significant political figure in Hungary, gaining additional seats and signaling potential rapid changes in the country. His rise is seen by some as a warning for allies of Trump and Putin, while he has also expressed views on Viktor Orban's role.
Gábor Farkas shared insights on the importance of tradition, innovation, and strategic eastward outreach in business.
An alleged intruder was reported at model Barbara Palvin's home. Her husband, Dylan Sprouse, reportedly tackled the suspect to the ground and held him until police arrived after Palvin spotted the individual on their property.
Actor Dylan Sprouse reportedly confronted and detained a trespasser at his Los Angeles home, holding the individual until police arrived. Some reports indicate he held the suspect at gunpoint during the incident.
Hungary's newly appointed prime minister and government must establish the rule of law to secure the trust of citizens and unlock billions in development aid.
Péter Magyar has emerged as a significant political challenger, reportedly winning over loyal Viktor Orbán voters and signaling a potential shift in Hungarian politics. This development is seen by some as a 'defeat' for Orbán and has implications for the broader European far-right landscape.
Hungary could adopt the euro by 2030, provided it establishes the necessary conditions for transitioning to the European single currency, according to the chief economist of the Tisza party.
Military bomb disposal experts were deployed nine times to Infopark in Budapest's 11th district between early March and early April to deal with World War II-era explosive devices.
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The Birgés Hotel Lifestyle & View**** Superior, a new 4-star hotel with 102 rooms and suites, opened on April 15 in Balatonfüred on the northern shore of Lake Balaton, introducing a non-traditional service concept focused on dining.
Budapest's most popular districts are shifting, with home start programs pushing up prices in various areas.
The average asking price for used cars in Hungary is now a little over HUF 5.6 million.