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15 March political events, disinformation network in Hungary, state railways could collapse — 15 March, 2026
The political campaign of Fidesz and the Tisza Party is on at full power, Russian disinformation team might be already in the works in Hungary, less than a month before election day. Meanwhile the government put a discount on the building of the Finance Ministry, and the state railways face a serious problem.
15 March, 1848: The day that changed Hungary forever
15 March marks the birth of modern parliamentary Hungary and the beginning of the 1848–49 Revolution and War of Independence.
Hungarian delegation member refused to visit Druzhba pipeline for fear of being conscripted
The individual who refused to be included in the team that were to examine the pipeline was reportedly born in Ukraine’s Zakarpattia region and still holds a Ukrainian passport.
Could Hungary’s state railways collapse? More than a thousand lawsuits filed
Hungary’s state railway operator is facing growing pressure.
Hungarian government warns of potential new migrant wave from Iran
Should Hungary brace for a potential refugee wave from Iran?
Wizz Air to expand to beautiful Balkan location very soon
Hungarian low-cost carrier Wizz Air is expanding its network with a new summer connection.
Young man falls from third-floor window onto car in central Budapest
A 24-year-old man fell from a third-floor window onto a parked car in central Budapest, police have confirmed.
Convicted gangster claimed responsibility for bomb attacks targeting Hungarian politicians
A Slovak organised crime figure currently serving a prison sentence has claimed responsibility for a series of bomb attacks targeting Hungarian politicians and party offices during the tense 1998 election campaign.
Hungary troops withdraw from Iraq as tensions in the region escalate even more
Hungarian soldiers stationed in northern Iraq have left the country due to the deteriorating security situation.
PM Orbán claims Hungarian experts were not allowed to check on the Druzhba pipeline
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán claimed that Hungarian experts have been in Kyiv for several days but have still not been allowed to access the pipeline infrastructure.