I'm Merci Hetzmann, editor and reviser at Daily News Hungary since 2021. I started my career here with 3 months of internship, after which I became a full-time editor. I live in the Hungarian countryside with my partner and our Botanical Lego sets and plushies. When I am not working, I am either gaming or working on making our small flat lovelier. Working to deliver relevant news to you, our readers, day after day. Find my LinkedIn and DNH articles below.
Hungary’s official election campaign kicks off today: here’s what you need to know

Hungary’s official election campaign has begun. Signature drives, posters, rallies, state funding and unlimited spending are all back for the next 50 days. Here’s everything you need to know before polling day. 🇭🇺
Trump throws full weight behind Orbán: “He’s doing an incredible job”

Trump endorsed Orbán again:
Why are so many Hungarians still getting sick? New health report explains

Tens of thousands are sick, hundreds are in hospital, and children are hit the hardest.
Government-close media increasingly portray Germany as Hungary’s new political enemy

Intelligence leaks, pipeline politics and harsh rhetoric: pro-government media are building a narrative that paints Germany as Hungary’s newest “enemy”.
Hungarian worker dies, colleague fighting for life after accident at Austrian steel plant

Tragedy at an Austrian steel plant:
Rita Ora to perform her first solo concert in Budapest this year!

Ora was due to perform in Debrecen two years ago, but had to cancel due to illness:
Budapest tram suspended on Sunday, replacement buses to run

Due to tree maintenance works, the tram will not operate on Sunday morning:
Orbán’s Fidesz under fire over sickening AI campaign video depicting execution of Hungarian father

An AI campaign video showing a father executed has triggered outrage in Hungary:
Hungary is among the world’s fastest-growing vegan hotspots!

New data shows Hungary made the world’s biggest leap in vegan interest over the past decade:
Hungary orders Russian oil shipments by sea as Druzhba pipeline remains offline

Hungary turns to the sea for Russian oil as the Druzhba pipeline remains offline:





