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UN: Israel using hunger as weapon, civilians forcibly disappeared in Gaza
UN experts sound the alarm: starving Palestinians in Gaza are vanishing at food aid sites.
Limitations ahead: New US visa rule could cut your study or work plans short
Planning to study, work, or take part in a cultural exchange in the US? A new visa rule could cut your stay short: here’s what you need to know.
Mayors against Erdogan: Budapest’s Karácsony also visits Istanbul to see imprisoned mayor
Budapest Mayor Karacsony joins European counterparts in Istanbul to demand freedom for imprisoned Mayor Ekrem Imamoglu.
Top Hungary news: Austria’s new migrant rules, SAP scandal, attack on guest worker — 28 August, 2025
Check out today's most important Hungary news stories below!
China’s battery giant CATL promises greener future for Hungarian mega-plant – But will it deliver?
The Chinese company has applied for a modified environmental permit for its battery plant in Debrecen, Hungary.
Budapest–Vienna clash: “Austria shouldn’t lecture Hungary!”
A new diplomatic clash: Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó dismissed Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen’s criticism of Hungary’s democracy, saying he “should not lecture others” while questioning Austria’s own political practices.
These are the countries Zelenskyy eyes for face-to-face talks with Putin
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy says talks are underway with several countries that could host a long-awaited peace summit with Russia.
Austria unveils tough new rules on migrants and refugees: ‘Integration is over’
Austria is rolling out a strict new program linking social benefits to mandatory German and values courses, while also planning a headscarf ban in schools for children under 14.
Hungary extends ban on Ukrainian farm products: here’s why
Hungary is keeping its ban on Ukrainian farm products.
Hungarian theatre to debut Central Europe’s first LED cinema screen!
Kultik Cinema in Csepel will be the first in Central and Eastern Europe to replace its traditional projection screen with immersive LED technology—promising unmatched image quality and new event opportunities.