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Uzbekistan’s inclusive turn: solutions at the level of each mahalla
Uzbekistan shifts to a mahalla-based poverty reduction model, linking jobs, infrastructure and local governance in 2026:
Is conscription returning to Europe? What it means for the EU and Hungary
Is conscription returning to Europe? Serbia is the latest introduction. The war in Ukraine and its possible consequences for the EU and Hungary.
A Travellers’ honour: why TripAdvisor ranks Budapest among the world’s top culture cities
Discover why travelers rate Budapest among the world’s best cultural cities.
Top Hungary News: Orbán and supermodels in the Epstein Files, Russian Gas, new EU Visa Rules — 2 February, 2026
Don’t miss today’s most important Hungary news — read the stories below 👇
Hungarian names emerge in Epstein files: models, recruiters and Eastern Europe
Newly released Epstein documents mention Hungarian models, recruiters, and plans involving Eastern Europe:
Good news for travellers: EU delays new border control system EES!
The European Commission confirmed that the full rollout of the EU’s new Entry/Exit System (EES) has been postponed untill end of summer to avoid travel chaos during the summer holiday season. The biometric border control system, originally scheduled for complete…
Latest polls – Strong Orbán numbers, weak party showing: Tisza stays ahead of Fidesz
Viktor Orbán is leading personally, while his Fidesz party continues to lag behind the opposition Tisza Party. Latest poll:
Hungarian village introduces settlement fee specifically for foreign workers from the Far East
Hungarian village introduces settlement fee affecting foreign workers:
BREAKING NEWS! Orbán mentioned in Epstein–Bannon text exchange – UPDATE
Orbán mentioned in Epstein–Bannon texts, released US files show, details here:
UNCHAIN Festival 2026 returns to Oradea near Hungary, Putting Europe’s Banking Execution Gap in Focus
How UNCHAIN 2026 Brings Europe’s Banks Face to Face with Execution Gaps, Infrastructure Risk, and the Limits of Automation