Hungary

Video contest: Celebrate Hungary on the world’s biggest display – the Burj Khalifa!

Hungarian public media launches account on platform X: ‘What you read from us is the truth’

"What you read from us is truly how it happened," the head of the Hungarian public media company Duna Médiaszolgáltató said. #publicmedia #media #X

Unprecedented: Hungarian leader elected for the first time by an EU body

Is life better on the other side of the border? New data on the number of Hungarians in Austria

Hungarian defence minister asked to resign

Attention: Train disruptions at Budapest’s Nyugati railway station, several trains modified, cancelled

Main Hungarian opposition Tisza Party slams Fidesz over EU funds, accuses party of corruption

Shocking forecast: Hungary’s population to plummet by 2.2 million by 2100

US briefs Hungary first in Europe on US-Russian talks

Top Hungary news: Potential Ukrainian terror attack, Serbian declaration, Budapest Airport changes — 19 February, 2025

Hungary’s economic outlook for 2025: here’s what experts have to say on inflation, forint exchange rate

Hungary’s EU minister accuses NGOs of undermining trust, questions funding transparency

Hungary wants sanctions lifted, new tax deal in US talks

Russian intelligence warns of potential Ukrainian terror attacks in Hungary, Europe

Norwegian man sentenced, expelled from Hungary after bomb threat over deportation

Budapest Airport concerned: Major traffic and public transport changes in Budapest due to renovations + MAP

Hungary secures concessions in EU’s 16th sanctions package against Russia

According to Orbán, EU membership ‘out of question’ for Ukraine as it ‘fails to meet entry criteria’

Hungary as the perfect destination: Under EUR 10 a day for Austrian tourists

Is Mere’s mysterious Russian billionaire hiding in Budapest?

Hungarian FM Szijjártó: What is happening now shows that we were right

FBI alert led Hungarian police to student planning school massacre

Vucic’s Serbian nationalist party declaration denies historical Hungarian ties to Vojvodina

PM Orbán: ’We have to think big and bold’

How AI translation improves tourism customer service in Hungary

Top Hungary news: banned food in Budapest, Danube Bend panorama, Corvinus, parking space, billions to Russia – 18 February, 2025

Hungarian government comments on direct Russian-US consultations

Hungary to brief EU ministers on alleged ‘disinformation campaigns by Ukrainian secret services and Brussels-funded NGOs’

EU affairs minister János Bóka said on Facebook that he was about to brief an informal meeting of his counterparts in Warsaw on “disinformation campaigns” waged by Ukrainian secret services...

How Budapest’s municipalities achieved the impossible: a dramatic drop in parking space usage

Hot food is banned in Budapest’s subways: no more lángos, chimney cake and sausages

Foreign Ministers of Hungary and China meet in New York

Minister Nagy points to need to weigh impact of global minimum tax on EU competitiveness

National Economy Minister Márton Nagy told journalists ahead of a meeting of his EU peers in Brussels on Tuesday that decision-makers needed to revisit the issue of the global minimum...

The enigmatic Hungarian spy who fooled MI5: The story of Lady Howard

Israeli President Herzog’s Budapest visit: key diplomatic talks with Hungarian leaders 🔄

PM Orbán: ‘Globalist, liberal Soros-NGOs fleeing to Brussels’

“The globalist-liberal-Soros NGO network is fleeing to Brussels, after President Trump dealt a huge blow to their activities in the US,” Prime Minister Viktor Orbán said on X on Tuesday....

Corvinus places 20th in QS executive MBA in international trade ranking

Billions from Hungary’s utility protection fund flow to Russia amid energy subsidies

Orbán’s cabinet: chiefs of staff should avoid party politics if they strengthen the opposition rather than Fidesz

Hungarian hotel reopens after the fire with a unique attraction in the Danube bend

Orbán cabinet interferes Poland’s internal politics, claims rule of law abandoned

Right-wing opposition Law and Justice (PiS) lawmakers briefed Hungarian Minister Bóka in Warsaw about the real situation. What do you think?