The Hungarian Parliament has elected András Baka, a former head of the Supreme Court and critic of Viktor Orbán's government, as the country's new president. Baka's election is seen by many as a symbolic shift and a blow to the legacy of the Orbán era, as he was previously removed from his judicial position years ago by the Orbán administration.
Danish police have confirmed the arrest of a man in Hungary in connection with a 15-year-old Danish girl who left her home in Hedensted on Tuesday and was found in Hungary on Thursday.
A large fire involving vegetation and a dilapidated building broke out near Tapolca, Hungary, prompting firefighters from multiple cities to respond and threatening nearby forests and houses. Businesses were asked to assist with water supply.
A 22-year-old man lured a 15-year-old Danish girl to Hungary to commit sexual offenses against her and has agreed to be extradited to Danish authorities.
Serbia and Hungary are experiencing an extreme heatwave with temperatures reaching up to 39 degrees Celsius, leading to a high risk of wildfires. Authorities are issuing warnings and advice for drivers and the public to stay safe.
A 22-year-old Hungarian man has been arrested for luring a 15-year-old Danish girl to Hungary with the intent of committing a sexual offense against her. He may be extradited to Danish authorities.
Hungary's public education law has been amended, making it easier for teachers to strike and granting school principals greater autonomy, along with increased teacher involvement in school operations and principal appointments.
Hungary's tax authority is set to crack down on widespread abuses and close significant tax evasion loopholes, following promises made by the Tisza Party as part of its anti-corruption program.
Hungary has reported its second confirmed outbreak of African swine fever in domestic pigs this year, prompting Slovenian farmers to implement biosecurity measures.
Hungarian politician Andrea Szabó stated that Hungary does not operate on command, emphasizing that society is not a problem to be managed or a mass to be disciplined. She discussed the potential for a lasting partnership between power and citizens following a "third system change."
Diesel fuel, once cheaper than gasoline due to simpler refining and lower excise duties, is now more expensive in Hungary, with market advantages no longer reflected in prices.
The organizers of Hungary's Sziget Festival, one of Europe's largest music festivals, discuss their efforts to remain true to their values during the Orbán years and the financial challenges faced by event promoters.
A Hungarian article explores social problems such as the poor state of child protection, homophobia, addiction, and domestic violence, noting their relevance in Hungary as depicted in HBO's new Polish series "Proud."
The historically low water levels of the Danube River are significantly impacting power generation, with Romania allocating funds for dredging to ensure water supply for the Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant. Hungary has also reactivated a turbine at its Paks Nuclear Power Plant following a slight rise in the river's water level.
The Hungarian Parliament has commenced an extraordinary session to address the energy crisis and the election of a new president. Concurrently, a journalist has revealed speculation that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is seeking an exit from Hungary, potentially for roles at FIFA or the UN.
Two new Fidesz Members of Parliament, Palóc André and Hortay Olivér, were unable to correctly recite the oath of office, stumbling on the final sentence.
Hungarian higher education is set to introduce new study programs, with an artificial intelligence informatics specialist degree being added to the list of qualifications available.
PPC has announced its intention to acquire ABO Energy's assets located in both Poland and Hungary. This strategic acquisition marks an expansion for PPC within the energy sector in Central Europe.
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant has resumed increasing its output, with one turbine brought back into operation, following a rise in the Danube River's water level after the plant had previously reduced its capacity due to low water.
Hungary's state broadcaster MTVA suspended news programs a month ago as the new government prepares media reforms, leaving many employees uncertain about their job status and when, or if, they will be reinstated.
Zsolt V. Németh, the Orbán government's state secretary for water management, has contradicted Prime Minister Orbán's previous statements by admitting that the former administration did not adequately prepare Hungary for severe droughts. This marks the second former Fidesz leader to acknowledge the country's insufficient readiness for current climate challenges.
Details have emerged regarding the necessary conditions for individuals to apply for support from the National Cultural Fund (NKA) in Hungary, with mentions of Zrínyi-day events in Somogy county.
A nearly new, 400-horsepower Ferrari 288 GTO from the 1980s is reportedly on the market for 3.5 billion forints, highlighting its significant value as a classic Italian sports car.
An article from The Brussels Times features a search query related to finding and buying cocaine in Debrecen, Hungary, referencing the website WWW FINDCOK ORG.
Hungary's central bank has reiterated its support for the government's efforts to meet the conditions for joining the euro area, stating that such a move would benefit the national economy.
Endoscopic spinal surgeries for herniated discs have become a routine procedure at the University of Szeged's Neurosurgery Clinic in Hungary, allowing most patients to return home the day after the operation.
A controversy has arisen in Hungary regarding the placement of a memorial plaque on the former Ministry of Social and Family Affairs building, with differing views on whether official permits were required.
The Serbian government has approved a bill to guarantee a 123.7 million euro loan from Poštanska štedionica Bank to Transnafta for the construction of an oil pipeline connecting Serbia and Hungary.
Lithuanian motorcyclist Karolis Mieliauskas completed the fifth stage of his 'European Vertical: Off-road' project in Hungary, encountering significant challenges including high temperatures, mud, and dust.
Péter Magyar seeks to ensure Hungary's commitment to a European course by proposing former high court judge András Baka as president, signaling a departure from Orbán's illiberal policies.
The spectacular propaganda action of August 9, 1918, is remembered, when a group of Italian aircraft, led by D'Annunzio, flew over the Alps to appear above Vienna, the capital of Austro-Hungary, without dropping bombs.
Hungary's electricity production continues to grapple with the same fundamental issues regarding flexibility as it did 40 years ago, leading to significant costs.
András Baka, a former Supreme Court judge previously dismissed by Viktor Orbán, has been nominated as a candidate for the Hungarian presidency. This unexpected nomination of an Orbán critic by the ruling party has sparked discussions about his potential role and challenges.
The vice-rector of Corvinus University in Hungary, who played a key role in the dismissal of Ádám Zoltán, has resigned, stating his decision was not influenced by recent events.
Hungarian Health Minister promised an investigation into the Kásler-affiliated oncology foundation and will decide the fate of a luxury villa in Buda purchased for 765 million forints.
Six individuals were hospitalized after a significant amount of chlorine was released into a pool at the Igal Thermal Bath in Hungary on Saturday. The incident prompted an emergency response from disaster management authorities.
Hungary is reportedly considering implementing 35-minute classes and reducing homework for lower primary school grades to allow more time for rest and physical activity.
A new, unusually shaped skywalk with panoramic views has partially opened in Pilis-tető, Hungary. While accessible by stepping over a fence, it still lacks informational signs.
Hungary contributed slightly more than 1 percent to the European Union's total GDP last year, which amounted to nearly 18,800 billion euros. Germany leads the list, while Poland is noted as a regional leader.
Several European countries are experiencing critically low water levels in major rivers like the Danube and Sava due to an ongoing heatwave, impacting navigation, irrigation, and the operation of nuclear power plants. This situation has led to reduced power output and concerns about potential shutdowns at facilities like the Krško and Cernavodă nuclear plants.
Farmers in Hungary's Great Hungarian Plain (Alföld) are facing significant challenges due to severe drought conditions, with the region increasingly resembling a desert.
Hungary will start distributing advance payments for agricultural subsidies earlier this year, beginning in mid-August. Dairy farmers are expected to be the first recipients of these payments.
The PPC Group has finalized a new agreement for a renewable energy project portfolio exceeding 2 GW in Poland and Hungary. This expansion signifies a major step in the company's commitment to green energy development in Central Europe.
Travelers at Serbian border crossings, particularly Batrovci to Croatia, experienced significant delays of up to four hours, with Horgoš and Kelebija to Hungary also seeing waits of an hour.
Hungary continues to experience a severe heatwave, as a weak cold front has failed to significantly lower temperatures, indicating the heat dome will remain for an extended period.
Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar warned of a 'dramatic' economic impact on the country due to a widespread drought affecting its agricultural heartland and a potentially lengthy nuclear production outage.
Hungary's Tisza party is set to announce its nominee for the presidential election on Saturday, according to Peter Magyar. The decision is highly anticipated as the party prepares to put forward its candidate for the nation's top office.
Bulgarian tour operator Robinson Tours has ceased its operations in Hungary, citing insolvency after canceling several trips just one day before departure.
Danish police suspect criminal activity in the disappearance of a 15-year-old girl who is believed to have traveled to Hungary. Authorities have shared a new photo of the missing girl as they continue their investigation.
Former representative Hadházy expressed outrage over the appointment of a former Mol lawyer to review the Mohu concession, a claim which Minister Gajdos László denied as 'nonsense'.
Hungary's environment minister denied allegations that a Mol lawyer was appointed to audit the Mohu waste concession, stating that a ten-person team led by Zsuzsanna Kertész-Káldosi was tasked with the review, without specifying if the former Mol employee Gergely Kolesár would be part of it.
Several accidents involving trucks and multiple cars have caused significant traffic congestion on major highways in Lithuania, Poland, and Hungary. The incidents led to extensive delays, including a more than ten-kilometer jam on Hungary's M1 motorway.
A secretive court hearing concerning deprivation of liberty is taking place in Horsens, with authorities remaining silent on a possible connection to a 15-year-old girl found in Hungary. The prosecution has announced the confidential meeting but provided no further details.
Hungary's KDNP party is calling for the removal of a plaque associated with the Orbán government's 'hate propaganda,' citing a lack of official permits for its placement and emphasizing the need for ministries to adhere to regulations.
Hungary's industrial production indicators for June did not meet expectations, with a decline recorded in the production of food, beverages, and tobacco products, aligning with preliminary GDP data.
Hungary is weighing new rules for e-scooters as the number of accidents involving the vehicles continues to increase, prompting concerns for public safety.
Hungary's inflation rate has dropped to its lowest point in a decade, with pork and fresh fruit prices decreasing significantly in July, while alcohol, tobacco, and services saw price increases.
A bicycle factory in Tószeg, Hungary, has closed, leading to layoffs, but many companies have stepped forward to offer new employment opportunities to the affected workers.
With the termination of non-higher education public utility foundations at the end of July, assets of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium Foundation, including state-funded properties and companies, will revert to the state, raising questions about the future of Libri–Bookline and Mandiner.
Slovenia has added alpinism, winter pig slaughter, and Easter rattling to its list of cultural heritage items. Meanwhile, Hungary increased funding for 'hungarikum' applications by 500 million a week before elections.
The mayor of Szolnok is appealing to large companies for help following the closure of Hungary's largest bicycle factory in Tószeg, which resulted in 400 workers being laid off.
Hungarian lawmakers have approved former supreme court chief Andras Baka, a critic of Viktor Orban who was previously fired during the ex-premier’s time in power, as the country’s next head of state.
Hungary saw a significant rise in active sole proprietors, reaching over 578,000 by the end of June, an increase of more than 30,000 over the past year and 21,000 in the first half of 2026.
An outbreak of swine fever in Hungary has led the Croatian Ministry of Agriculture, Forestry, and Fisheries to establish surveillance zones in seven settlements within the Virovitica-Podravina County.
Croatians are considering Hungary, particularly Lake Balaton, as a more affordable alternative to the increasingly expensive Adriatic coast for vacations. Many are sharing experiences of cheaper food and accommodation in Hungary compared to domestic options.
The Hungarian government has filed a criminal complaint against a company owned by Viktor Orbán's former press advisor regarding the funding of Orbán's social media videos. The complaint targets alleged irregularities in spending related to the Prime Minister's online content.
Fifty-eight firefighters, including volunteers, battled a 25-hectare fire near Felsőpakony, Hungary, with the assistance of the Pest County Search and Rescue Service.
Hungary's University of Theatre and Film Arts (SZFE) has responded to a leaked open letter, which claims that the university's senate and current leadership are largely illegitimate following its occupation by Fidesz.
More than a third of respondents in Hungary report that the start of the school year presents a significant financial strain for parents of first-graders.
A judge previously removed by Viktor Orban is set to become the new president of Hungary. This appointment marks a significant development in Hungarian politics.
The number of cars failing technical inspections in Hungary has almost doubled, with imported vehicles showing a particularly high failure rate, increasing fivefold over the past decade.
The Hungarian parliament is set to vote on Tuesday for András Baka as president. His candidacy was put forward by the ruling Tisza party, which holds an absolute majority.
A new solution has been developed that will allow old trams in Szeged, Hungary, to be equipped with air conditioning, a feature previously impossible without significant modifications. The local transport company, SZKT, is currently testing the system.
Starting September 1st, only prescription drugs will be exempt from VAT in Hungary, as the Parliament's Legislative Committee did not support a broader proposal.
Members of Hungary's Mi Hazánk party remained seated during a parliamentary commemoration of the Roma Holocaust, sparking a heated debate and an extraordinary house committee meeting. The incident drew criticism and explanations from the party leader, Toroczkai.
Reports indicate that during Péter Szijjártó's tenure as Hungary's Foreign Minister, only loyal media were invited to his press conferences, with ministry staff filling empty seats to create an impression of a full house.
Hungary built the Hungaroring in just a few months, opening the way for Formula 1 into the Eastern Bloc in the summer of 1986, and has been a fixture on the calendar ever since.
Hungary announced it would restart a turbine at its Paks nuclear power plant, citing increased water levels in the Danube River. This decision comes after the river's rise was noted by Hungarian authorities.
Authorities in Hungary are reportedly still investigating servers belonging to the Fidesz party, which were seized in connection with the NKA case, with detailed information on the ongoing probe remaining undisclosed.
The opposition Tisza party in Hungary has nominated lawyer András Baku for president and plans a parliamentary vote, while the ruling Fidesz party disputes the legitimacy of the proposed election.
Nine hundred Hungarian high school students from around the world are converging in Sátoraljaújhely, northeastern Hungary, for the third National Hungarian High School Camp, alongside concurrent Polish-Hungarian and media camps.
Hungary has announced that it will prohibit the acquisition, breeding, keeping, training, display, or featuring of certain wild animal species and their hybrids in circus performances after January 1, 2027.
With Baka András as president, the Hungarian Prime Minister aims to secure Hungary's European direction. Meanwhile, Ukraine is reportedly unable to survive the winter without increased Western support.
The current season at Lake Balaton, Hungary, is marked by complaints from restaurateurs about labor shortages and a lack of guests, while holidaymakers are deterred by astronomical prices.
Hévíz-Balaton Airport in Sármellék, western Hungary, is set to receive 1.2 billion forints (approximately 3.31 million euros) in state subsidies for its operations this year. This substantial support was announced by the region's member of parliament, making it one of three regional international airports to benefit.
A new hop-on, hop-off bus tour offers a chance to explore the little-known wineries around Balatonfüred, a spa town in Hungary. The region is described as a bucolic gem for various enthusiasts, including wine lovers.
A 15-year-old Danish girl, who had been reported missing, was successfully located in Hungary and has since been reunited with her family in Denmark. The family has requested privacy from the media following her safe return.
The Sziget Festival in Hungary is implementing a new pricing structure for drinks, making them cheaper before 6 PM and more expensive afterward, raising questions about overall affordability compared to previous years.
The deputy governor of the Hungarian central bank stated that introducing the Euro in Hungary would bring many advantages, also suggesting the central bank should review its inflation target in connection with the introduction.
Hungary's Christian Democratic People's Party (KDNP) has announced an open application process to select its future delegate for the Media Council. The party is inviting candidates to apply for the position.
Dávid Vitézy announced that measures implemented to decrease railway energy consumption have yielded tangible results, helping to avoid critical situations in the Hungarian electricity system during peak hours.
Authorities in Hajdúhadház, Hungary, are working to contain a Hepatitis A outbreak by planning to vaccinate 500 children before the start of the school year.
Slovakia is set to experience tropical temperatures reaching up to 34 degrees Celsius with sunny weather. Hungary also anticipates an even hotter week following a scorching Sunday, with clear skies and no precipitation.
Hungary's governing party has nominated Andras Baka, a former Supreme Court chief and strong advocate for judicial independence, as its candidate for the next president. His nomination signals a focus on legal and constitutional matters.
Hungary and Slovakia are engaged in complex negotiations over water distribution, highlighting the increasing challenges of managing scarce water resources.
A 15-year-old girl who disappeared from Jutland, Denmark, on Tuesday was found in Hungary, with police suspecting a criminal offense in connection with her disappearance.
A state secretary allegedly threatened to withdraw funding from an individual if they did not cooperate, amidst the state nationalization of infertility treatments in Hungary since 2019, which has led to concerns about low success rates and patient stress.
Hungarian television personality Marcsi Borbás has filed a civil lawsuit against politician Máté Kocsis, with reports indicating that Kocsis's parliamentary immunity does not impede the legal proceedings.
Sziget, one of Europe's largest festivals in Hungary, is undergoing a reinvention. After years as part of the Superstruct festival giant and under the scrutiny of the Orbán government, the festival aims for a new direction despite challenging times for a fresh start.
An exhibition titled 'Gardens of Silence,' showcasing Japanese kimono and ceramics, has opened at the Kápolna Gallery in Kecskemét, Hungary, with a special Japanese Day event planned for August 15.
Hungary stands to gain substantially by adopting the euro, with potential convergence in Hungarian bonds presenting a highly favorable scenario if international markets remain stable.
A power bank exploded in the back seat of a car in Debrecen, Hungary, due to extreme heat, completely destroying the vehicle. The driver managed to exit the car safely before it was engulfed in flames.
A mysterious court hearing is underway concerning a 15-year-old girl who was found unharmed in a province in eastern Hungary, with details surrounding her disappearance and discovery remaining secretive.
Hungary is expecting an increase in the water level of the Danube River, though this is not anticipated to affect the operation of the nuclear power plant.
The local water utility in Hungary has denied reports of irregular water usage at the CATL factory under construction in Debrecen, following claims by an environmental association.
Hungary is facing an accelerated presidential election following the resignation of Tamás Sulyok, with the Tisza party expected to select its candidates soon for a vote scheduled for Tuesday.
Hungarian road workers from Magyar Közút in Nyékládháza rescued three kittens while collecting litter. The team has a history of rescuing various animals, including owls, eagles, geese, dogs, and cats.
Péter Magyar announced new measures as a heatwave subsides in Hungary and stated that there would be no surprises among the presidential candidates, while also criticizing the Orbán government's handling of the energy system.
An assessment of the child protection system in Hungary has commenced, with the Ministry of Social and Family Affairs visiting all institutions. The comprehensive review aims to evaluate the current state of child welfare services.
Hungary is set to elect the head of its asset recovery office in August, while the Prime Minister announced that the energy crisis caused by drought and heat has eased, eliminating the need for voluntary consumption reduction.
Wise's Budapest office, now one of the company's largest global centers, assesses Hungary's digital infrastructure as good, but notes that people need to catch up with its advancements.
Hungary's inflation rate has fallen to its lowest point in ten years, meeting even the most optimistic expectations. This significant drop indicates a positive trend in the country's economic stability.
Hungary's new Interior Minister, Pósfai Gábor, is considering a general wage reform rather than one-off payments like the 'weapon money' previously distributed.
Hungarian pharmaceutical company Richter Gedeon is moving its active ingredient production from Budapest to Dorog, a decision linked to previous workforce reductions and restructuring.
A report suggests that the partial shutdown of Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant could lead to the liberalization of the electricity market, raising questions about the future of utility price cuts.
Police in Nagyberki, Hungary, observed a car being driven on its rims, sparking, and the driver failed to stop when signaled, accumulating multiple traffic violations.
Waiting times at border crossings from Serbia to Hungary and Bulgaria range from 20 to 50 minutes. Specifically, delays of 50 minutes are reported at the Horgoš border crossing for passenger vehicles exiting Serbia towards Hungary, and similar delays at the Gradina crossing towards Bulgaria.
Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has announced it will not participate in the election of the new president or the inauguration ceremony. While the parliament votes, the Fidesz faction will be commemorating a 1956 monument in Tata.
Paramedics in Pest County, Hungary, successfully resuscitated a two-week-old newborn after parents called for help when a breathing monitor alarmed and their son lost consciousness.
Kolon-tó lake in Hungary has significantly dried up, with water levels dropping by 2-4 centimeters in recent weeks due to extreme heat and frequent winds, necessitating the rescue of protected fish species.
Hungary has one of the lowest ratios of energy storage capacity to solar capacity among EU member states, a vulnerability highlighted by the ongoing energy crisis.
Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant has increased its output, with two turbines of the second block resuming operation following a rise in the Danube River's water level, thereby reducing the risk of electricity supply disruptions.
Hungary's small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) are intensifying their energy-saving measures in response to the ongoing summer heatwave, as reported by the Budapest Business Journal.
A recent analysis by GKI Economic Research Zrt. indicates that despite the Orbán governments' efforts towards 'reindustrialization,' the Hungarian economy has primarily been driven by the service sector in recent years, explaining why Romania is developing much faster.
Two turbines at the Paks nuclear power plant have resumed electricity production, while maintenance at the Dunamenti Power Plant has been postponed, indicating adjustments in Hungary's energy sector.
New data obtained by Lakmusz reveals that previous years' surveys on hospital climate conditions in Hungary do not support statements made by Péter Takács.
Hungary's Ministry led by Zoltán Tanács has uncovered serious irregularities in the Gondosóra program and filed a complaint, leading to the immediate dismissal of the program's managing director.
A complaint of mismanagement has been filed regarding Hungary's 'Gondosóra' program, leading to the dismissal of the CEO of the Government Service Center. Market estimates suggest the 100 billion forint service could have been provided at half or even a quarter of the cost.
Baka Andras, a former judge at the European Court of Human Rights, is reportedly being considered as the new president of Hungary following a removal by Viktor Orbán.
The CEO of Rail Cargo discusses the future of rail freight transport in Hungary, highlighting the environmental benefits of "single wagon transport" which replaces a significant number of trucks and CO2 emissions annually. The article raises questions about potential government support for this activity.
Hungarian authorities have ordered the immediate recall of a non-prescription drug from pharmacies, healthcare providers, and patients due to safety concerns.
Hungary's budget closed with a surplus of 524.3 billion forints in July. Péter Magyar stated that the budget deficit was reduced by nearly 1000 billion forints.
Serbian trumpeter Boban Marković reportedly received 715,000 euros from Hungary for a film, following viral videos of Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban drinking rakija with Marković in Guča.
Hungary's consumer protection authority inspected playgrounds and found deficiencies in one-third of them, resulting in fines totaling 14 million forints for operators.
A list compiled by road authorities in Hungary has identified over a hundred accident blackspots, including a surprising location for the country's most dangerous traffic point.
A rare and highly valuable collection of artifacts, including gold ornaments, dating back to the Hungarian Conquest era, has been unearthed near a settlement in Pest County, Hungary.
A company established for the production of Gidrán vehicles in Hungary has reportedly been operating for years without any employees, raising questions about the actual start of production two years after its founding.
Hungary is set to elect its next president, with Baka András mentioned as a potential candidate. The news also briefly touches on other domestic and international events.
Waiting times at Serbian border crossings have decreased, with the longest wait currently at Horgoš 2 with Hungary, where cars are held for 90 minutes.
The Sziget Festival in Hungary is enhancing its culinary offerings, moving beyond traditional festival food to include street food, plant-based options, and a farmer's market for attendees.
Hungary's ruling Tisza Party has nominated András Baka, a former Supreme Court President, as its candidate for the presidency. This nomination puts forward a figure seen by some as a symbol of an independent judiciary.
A gas cylinder exploded in Miskolc, Hungary, causing a building to burn completely, with firefighters' efforts hampered by surrounding trees and overgrown vegetation.
The remains of a passenger ship, blown up in 1944 near Baja, Hungary, have become fully visible this summer, revealing a significant historical shipwreck.
V. Németh Zsolt, Hungary's Secretary of State for Water Affairs, contradicted Prime Minister Orbán's previous statements, asserting that Hungary is 'least of all a water superpower' and is, in fact, one of the poorest countries in terms of water resources.
This article explores the unique traditions and festive atmosphere surrounding Christmas celebrations in Hungary, highlighting local customs and holiday spirit.
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The US Senate advanced a landmark crypto bill before its August recess, but the legislation later stalled despite significant spending. This occurred amidst discussions about potential tariffs on countries like Hungary for purchasing Russian oil and gas, and the broader implications for nations like India and China.
Significant traffic jams are reported at several Serbian border crossings, with cars waiting up to three hours at Batrovci for exit to Croatia and delays at Kelebija and Bački Vinogradi with Hungary.
A wild boar was seen wandering through a metro station in Budapest, Hungary, on Saturday. Hungarian media reports indicate that such animal sightings are becoming more frequent in the city.
Hungary's Ministry of Education has proposed a new package of recommendations for lower-grade students, including flexible school start times, 35-minute lessons, and less homework, while maintaining daily physical education with more interpretation options.
Hungary's Interior Minister has dismissed the leaders of the National Communications Office and the National Event Organizing Agency, organizations previously linked to significant funding for companies owned by Gyula Balásy.
The recent shutdown at Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant is seen as a symptom of a broader energy crisis, necessitating a fundamental transformation of the country's outdated electricity system.
A proposed US bill aiming for 100% tariffs on Russian oil purchases could negatively impact countries like India, China, Slovakia, Hungary, and Azerbaijan, as it seeks to increase economic pressure on Moscow over its invasion of Ukraine.
A car caught fire in Debrecen, Hungary, after a power bank exploded on the back seat while the vehicle was in motion; the driver managed to exit safely.
The investor behind the Bosnyák Square office complex in Hungary, Bayer Construct, announced it will take legal action if the state terminates their contract, refusing to return the already paid purchase price.
One day after declaring bankruptcy, the Hungarian government office removed the Robinson Tours travel agency from its registry, ceasing its operations in Hungary.
Hungary's inflation rate in July fell to 1.2%, marking its lowest level in a decade, according to recent reports. This figure represents a significant decrease, with one source noting it as the lowest in over five years.
Germany has achieved record-high export figures, with the automotive industry being a key contributor, a development that could also positively impact Hungary's economy, particularly its auto sector.
This article highlights several positive developments, including Hungary's progress in solar energy, a viral marmot crowdfunding campaign, and an infrastructure upgrade in Rome.
Residents in Ózd, Hungary, are facing water supply issues as a pipeline fault prevents the refilling of drinking water reservoirs. Repairs have reportedly begun to address the problem.
A representative online survey conducted by travel portal Csodásmagyarország.hu has ranked Hungary's most popular zoos, with over 5,500 animal lovers participating.
Hungary has lifted extreme heat measures, with Péter Magyar announcing the cancellation of extraordinary provisions. A defense working group will now investigate the country's energy and water legacy from previous years.
Reports have revealed that the Orbán government in Hungary attempted to purchase a multi-million euro property in central Brussels, intended for a luxury restaurant. The deal, which ultimately failed, has raised questions about the government's financial dealings.
Hungary's inflation rate reached a record low of 1.2 percent in July, surprising analysts and prompting calls from traders to abolish price caps, with further interest rate cuts expected.
Severe droughts, high temperatures, and falling water levels in the Danube River are causing an energy crisis in central and southeastern Europe, particularly affecting Hungary and Romania, while Bulgaria appears better prepared.
Hungary's sweet corn industry, a leading producer in Europe, must adapt to increasing challenges to maintain its competitive position, according to agricultural technology company Syngenta.
The mayor of Sátoraljaújhely, Hungary, criticized a representative who expressed concerns about a 100 million forint parking lot, calling the representative 'vile'.
Hungary has ceased illuminating its national landmarks at night to conserve electricity amidst an energy crisis. The decision is partly due to a lack of cooling water for the Paks nuclear power plant caused by a heatwave.
Nearly 200 settlements in Hungary are implementing drinking water restrictions due to a severe drought and record-low water levels in the Danube River.
Hundreds of protected fish were relocated to the Danube River after their habitat, the Morgó Stream, began to dry up. The rescue operation aimed to ensure their survival.
