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- Russian gas deliveries to Hungary suddenly halved after diplomat expulsions: here’s the reasonRussian gas deliveries to Hungary halved just after Budapest expelled ten Russian diplomats: the timing has, rightfully, raised some eyebrows. Here’s the explanation.
- PM Magyar says former PM Orbán could face prison over threats against new asset recovery office staffPéter Magyar says Viktor Orbán’s threats against future asset recovery officials could carry a prison sentence of up to five years:
- German foreign minister visits Hungary; Budapest and Berlin agree on major new cooperation plans, announce visitHungary and Germany are preparing a new chapter in relations, with closer cooperation and Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s November Berlin visit on the agenda:
- Road collapses under bus carrying dozens of passengers in BudapestA bus carrying dozens of passengers was caught in a road collapse in Budapest after water washed away the asphalt:
- Flydubai resumes Budapest flights as airline expands network to more than 125 destinations!Flydubai has resumed its Budapest-Dubai flights, with plans to start daily flights from the end of October. The airline is also opening up more connections through Dubai:
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- Behind the scenes: Tisza Party rocked by internal clash just months before Hungary’s election?A major internal Tisza Party clash reportedly erupted just months before Hungary’s election, with critics challenging Péter Magyar’s leadership and campaign strategy.
- PM Magyar promises major family allowance hike and new constitution: here are the deadlinesPéter Magyar has promised a major family allowance increase, alongside pay rises for child protection workers and a new constitution. Here’s when we could see these changes implemented:
- After nearly seven years, a major European diplomat is heading to Budapest on MondayIt has been a busy week for Hungarian diplomacy, from Ukraine and Latvia to Visegrád cooperation and EU enlargement. But one of the most notable meetings is still to come: Budapest is preparing for a visit on Monday that has not taken place in nearly seven years.
- Hungarian Christian Democrats accuse PM Péter Magyar of becoming a ‘gender activist’Hungary’s Christian Democratic People’s Party (KDNP) has rejected the idea of allowing same-sex couples to adopt children, responding to Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s announcement that his government plans to change the country’s adoption rules.
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Hungary News in English – Everything you need to know
Hungary is one of Central Europe’s most dynamic and debated countries — politically, economically, and culturally. This page brings you all the essential news from Hungary in English, designed for expats, diplomats, business professionals, tourists, and Hungarians living abroad.
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