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Hungary to welcome 160 guest workers from the Philippines to ease industrial labour shortage
Hungary is set to welcome 160 skilled welders from the Philippines to tackle a critical shortage affecting manufacturing, construction, and exports:
Hungary set to introduce new road sign in Highway Code overhaul
Hungary may soon introduce a completely new type of road sign as part of its planned overhaul of the Highway Code.
Plan ahead: Budapest public transport on revised schedule during Easter holiday
Budapest public transport will operate on altered timetables during the Easter long weekend and the spring school holiday.
After a year, there is still no suspect of the military grenade accident that happened in Hungary
More than a year after a serious training accident when an exploding grenade left a Hungarian government official permamently disabled, there is still no suspect of the incident.
Hungary’s minimum wage among the lowest, even after a more than 10% raise
Hungary introduced an 11% increase in its minimum wage in January 2026, but even with this big of an addition, the country's lowest wage is still behind many, even from the region.
Hungarian government transfers more than 1300 properties to Transport Minister Lázár
A recent Hungarian government decree suddenly has reassigned the management rights of more than 1,300 state-owned properties to a foundation chaired by Construction and Transport Minister János Lázár.
Hungary edges Slovenia in narrow friendly win at Budapest’s Puskás Aréna
Szabolcs Schön scores on his return as Hungary grind out a 1-0 win over Slovenia – Tuesday brings Greece to Budapest! ⚽🇭🇺
Austrian TV pokes fun at Orbán ahead of Hungary’s elections
Austrian TV has taken aim at Viktor Orbán in a satirical segment on Hungary’s politics 👀
Threatened to vote a specific way on election day? A new Hungarian application offers solution
Recently, concerns have increasingly emerged that some voters are being pressured (through threats to their jobs or livelihoods) to cast their ballots in a specific way.
Clock change affects numerous Hungarian and even international public transport lines
The clock change is coming on 29 March: clocks will officially move forward from 2:00 AM to 3:00 AM. The timetable changes will affect domestic and international trains, as well as Budapest services and local and regional bus routes. Here is the list of affected routes: