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Hungary tops EU property market with record-breaking price surge
Hungary just topped the entire EU in house price growth:
Hungary’s budget deficit surged in 2025: EUR 28,000 lost every minute!
Nearly HUF 11 million per minute: that’s how fast Hungary’s budget deficit grew in 2025.
Miskolc Advent tram once again named Europe’s most beautiful
Miskolc’s iconic winter attraction, the Advent tram, has won the title of "Europe’s Most Beautiful Advent Tram" for the ninth time.
Wizz Air ordered to compensate Hungarian teenage boys over age dispute
A Hungarian court has ruled that Wizz Air must pay compensation after unlawfully refusing boarding to two teenage boys at Budapest’s Liszt Ferenc International Airport.
Trump signals visit to Hungary as stakes are getting higher before the elections
US president Donald Trump has signalled his intention to visit Hungary at the invitation of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, a move that could carry significant political weight before the elections.
Confidence is key: Minister claims Fidesz will get even more votes than PM Orbán predicted
Gergely Gulyás, the minister heading the Prime Minister’s Office, has said that Fidesz may secure even more votes in April than Prime Minister Viktor Orbán predicted.
Freezing weather disrupts life in Hungary, some schools even go online
Severe winter weather is set to disrupt daily life in Hungary, and some schools will go online to avoid possible road accidents.
Popular fitness model brutally murdered in Budapest
Hungarian police have arrested a 33-year-old man suspected of killing a 29-year-old woman in Budapest.
Quiet Hungarian village rocked by brutal killing: Man found dead in his own home
A normally peaceful village in southern Hungary has been shaken by a shocking killing.
Hungary’s ruling Fidesz party uses botched AI-generated image to promote tax benefits
Blurred hands, impossible anatomy and no disclaimer: Hungary’s Fidesz has been criticised for using an AI-generated family image to promote tax benefits while spending billions of forints on political messaging.