NATO chief Mark Rutte praised Hungary’s role under PM Péter Magyar, and the day featured an unexpected star: Belgium’s famous cat, Maximus Textoris Pulcher. Meanwhile, Budapest faces major Champions League disruptions, a Chinese battery plant leak raises health fears, and Hungary’s oldest daily newspaper is battling for survival after losing printing and distribution support.
Today’s top Hungary news story:
- NATO chief praises Hungary under PM Magyar, and Belgium’s famous cat steals the show – video
Business:
- Former PM Orbán’s nephew’s mining business shuts down after huge financial hit
- Budapest property prices doubled in 5 years: affordable flats are now out of sight
Media:
- Hungary’s oldest daily fights for survival after Fidesz-close Mediaworks halts printing and distribution of Népszava
Travel, tourism:
- Budapest Airport introduces new security screening system to reduce long queues
- Transport changes, extra metro services, road closures announced for Champions League final in Budapest
Crime:
- Hungarian police raid child protection homes, 5 suspects detained
Battery plant:
- Chinese battery plant in Hungary leaked green goo, turns out it contains substance possibly fatal to fetuses
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