Hungary Today

Domestic Politics

Our Economy Must Be Managed in Accordance with Our Interests, Says Prime Minister

Viktor Orbán said that Brussels is constantly demanding that Hungary raise taxes on labor, but "we will not do that."

Viktor Orbán: Europeans Are Increasingly Saying that Ukraine in the EU Would Be a Problem

However, it is not customary in Western Europe to ask the people about such issues, because the elite reserves this right for itself, the Prime Minister said.

Foreign politics

Hungary Doubles Donations to Aid Flood-Hit Szeklerland Salt Mine Region

PM Viktor Orbán announced that the Hungarian government has doubled the funds raised to help the flood-affected Szeklerland region.

Denmark is Not Yet Serious About Defending Its Borders, Says Morten Messerschmidt

"Hungary's example gives courage, a courage is contagious".

Ukraine’s Forced Accession to the EU Deeply Divides Europe

Instead of the unanimity required for Ukraine's accession to the EU, 11 Member States oppose the war-torn country's accelerated accession.

“Disappointing”: Final Verdict for the Minority Safepack Initiative Delivered

One million signatures, little political will-the EU court has definitively rejected the Minority SafePack, but the fight for minority protection is still not over.

Excellent Opportunities for Hungarian Companies in Mexico, Says Minister

Last year's record trade was mainly due to Gedeon Richter's growing presence in Mexico.

Hungarian Alliance in Slovakia Demands End to Land Seizures Based on Post-War Decrees

The expropriation of Hungarians under the Beneš decrees continues even after 80 years.

President Sulyok Meets Members of the Hungarian Diaspora in Switzerland

During his visit to Switzerland, the President met with representatives of the Swiss Hungarian communities.

Society

Hungary Doubles Donations to Aid Flood-Hit Szeklerland Salt Mine Region

PM Viktor Orbán announced that the Hungarian government has doubled the funds raised to help the flood-affected Szeklerland region.

Ukraine’s Forced Accession to the EU Deeply Divides Europe

Instead of the unanimity required for Ukraine's accession to the EU, 11 Member States oppose the war-torn country's accelerated accession.

Summer Staples Lángos and Ice Cream Just Got Pricier

The Oeconomus Center’s analysis reflects current economic factors influencing the prices of seasonal foods like ice-cream in Hungary.

Government Offers Help to Save Tourism in Flood-hit Praid

Hungary will also provide professional assistance in the field of water management and disaster protection.

Former Foreign Minister Attacked with a Hammer

Géza Jeszenszky, former Foreign Minister of the Antall government sustained serious injuries after he was attacked with a hammer.

Interchurch Aid Supports Families of Praid Salt Mine Workers

The organization has put together packages for 120 families affected by the floods.

Hundreds of Organizations to Benefit from the “Strengthening Diaspora Program”

197 applications were valid and all of them will be supported by the government.

Economy

German Pharma Tech Giant Schott to Start Another 100 Billion Investment

More than 25,000 people receive injections with SCHOTT Pharma products every minute.

Excellent Opportunities for Hungarian Companies in Mexico, Says Minister

Last year's record trade was mainly due to Gedeon Richter's growing presence in Mexico.

Summer Staples Lángos and Ice Cream Just Got Pricier

The Oeconomus Center’s analysis reflects current economic factors influencing the prices of seasonal foods like ice-cream in Hungary.

Massive Transport Investment: Budapest to Get New Cargo Airport and Rail Link

The new airport is necessary because with the increase in passenger traffic, there is no longer any free time slots available for air cargo traffic at Liszt Ferenc Airport.

Siemens Energy Relocates Nuclear Control Technology Division to Budapest

The relocation will create significant high-tech industrial capacity in Hungary.

NIO: Yet Another Chinese Car Brand Set to Conquer the Roads in the Region

Sales are expected to begin in Hungary in the last quarter of 2025.

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

Only a few boilers were kept in the buildings of Mórahalom for safety reasons.

Culture

Fifth Hungarian Summit Takes Off with a Focus on Space and Innovation

The conference hosted by HungarianHub brings together international experts to celebrate achievements in science, education, and sports.

Dave Bautista Returns to Budapest for Star-Studded Sci-Fi Comedy Alpha Gang

Filming kicks off for an alien invasion comedy featuring Cate Blanchett, Channing Tatum, and Zoë Kravitz.

Political Provocation at Military Cemetery Deepens Romanian-Hungarian Tensions

Orthodox Church support and nationalist rhetoric escalate the conflict over the famous military cemetery.

Peace Treaty of Trianon and the Fractured Legacy of Hungarian Science

The Treaty of Trianon dismantled academic institutions, displaced scholars, and reshaped the role of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Pro Cultura Christiana Prize Awarded to Artist György Reha

The only right way to live is to bring joy to as many people as possible.

Only Two Days Left to Register for the Hungarian Summit

A new venue, world-renowned speakers, and a strengthened transatlantic partnership mark this year’s event.

Statue of “Savior of Mothers,” Ignaz Semmelweis, Unveiled in Florence, Italy

The statue was placed in the courtyard, where children and parents pass by every day.

Sport

International Fair Play Committee Holds Gala in Budapest

After a Hungarian initiative, the UN General Assembly declared May 19 as World Fair Play Day.

Győr Defends Its Title in Women’s Handball Champions League for Seventh Time

The Hungarian team has made it to the top four for the 17th time in the prestigious championship.

Open Water Swimmers Exceed all Expectations at European Championships

No country has ever finished at the top of the table with five gold medals, and nine medals in total.

Two Days, Five Medals at the European Open Water Swimming Championships

Currently, Hungary leads the medal table with two gold, two silver, and one bronze.

90th Balaton Sailing Season Kicks Off

The first sail launching event was held on Lake Balaton 90 years ago, in June 1935.

Dániel Böde Becomes the Oldest Top Scorer in the History of Hungarian Top Flight

He also managed to win the title again after his first time nine years ago.

President Sulyok Meets Members of the Hungarian Diaspora in Switzerland

During his visit to Switzerland, the President met with representatives of the Swiss Hungarian communities.

Lifestyle

New Hotels to Further Raise Budapest’s Prestige

Nine new hotels are expected to open in the capital this year.

Direct Flights to Crete Expand Debrecen Airport’s Route Network

From now on, Crete's capital is accessible from the eastern Hungarian city.

Travel Is More Important to Hungarians than Purchasing a Car

A survey showed that 36 percent of Hungarians are planning a vacation abroad this summer.

Ice Cream of the Year Revealed

This year's competition attracted a record 100 entries in five categories.

Hitchcockian Nightmare Haunts the Squares of Budapest

Crows become really aggressive during nesting time.

Robot Dog to Serve as Playful Responsibility-Ambassador in Budapest

In the near future, the new "pet" of Újpest can help in animal rescue works.

Quality Pálinka Drinks Take Center Stage at Gyula Festival

A unique tradition at the event is the bottling of the National Unity Pálinka, which is made from distillates from Hungary and beyond.

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Ukrainian Organized Crime Groups Are Scamming Hungarians, Warns Minister

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MÁV Vows to Pay You for Waiting

New Drug Law Bans Traffickers from Municipalities Where They Sell Products

Hungary Doubles Donations to Aid Flood-Hit Szeklerland Salt Mine Region

Denmark is Not Yet Serious About Defending Its Borders, Says Morten Messerschmidt

Ukraine’s Forced Accession to the EU Deeply Divides Europe

“Disappointing”: Final Verdict for the Minority Safepack Initiative Delivered

Excellent Opportunities for Hungarian Companies in Mexico, Says Minister

Hungarian Alliance in Slovakia Demands End to Land Seizures Based on Post-War Decrees

President Sulyok Meets Members of the Hungarian Diaspora in Switzerland

Hungary Doubles Donations to Aid Flood-Hit Szeklerland Salt Mine Region

Ukraine’s Forced Accession to the EU Deeply Divides Europe

Summer Staples Lángos and Ice Cream Just Got Pricier

Government Offers Help to Save Tourism in Flood-hit Praid

Former Foreign Minister Attacked with a Hammer

Interchurch Aid Supports Families of Praid Salt Mine Workers

Hundreds of Organizations to Benefit from the “Strengthening Diaspora Program”

German Pharma Tech Giant Schott to Start Another 100 Billion Investment

Excellent Opportunities for Hungarian Companies in Mexico, Says Minister

Summer Staples Lángos and Ice Cream Just Got Pricier

Massive Transport Investment: Budapest to Get New Cargo Airport and Rail Link

Siemens Energy Relocates Nuclear Control Technology Division to Budapest

NIO: Yet Another Chinese Car Brand Set to Conquer the Roads in the Region

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

Fifth Hungarian Summit Takes Off with a Focus on Space and Innovation

Dave Bautista Returns to Budapest for Star-Studded Sci-Fi Comedy Alpha Gang

Political Provocation at Military Cemetery Deepens Romanian-Hungarian Tensions

Peace Treaty of Trianon and the Fractured Legacy of Hungarian Science

Pro Cultura Christiana Prize Awarded to Artist György Reha

Only Two Days Left to Register for the Hungarian Summit

Statue of “Savior of Mothers,” Ignaz Semmelweis, Unveiled in Florence, Italy

International Fair Play Committee Holds Gala in Budapest

Győr Defends Its Title in Women’s Handball Champions League for Seventh Time

Open Water Swimmers Exceed all Expectations at European Championships

Two Days, Five Medals at the European Open Water Swimming Championships

90th Balaton Sailing Season Kicks Off

Dániel Böde Becomes the Oldest Top Scorer in the History of Hungarian Top Flight

President Sulyok Meets Members of the Hungarian Diaspora in Switzerland

New Hotels to Further Raise Budapest’s Prestige

Direct Flights to Crete Expand Debrecen Airport’s Route Network

Travel Is More Important to Hungarians than Purchasing a Car

Ice Cream of the Year Revealed

Hitchcockian Nightmare Haunts the Squares of Budapest

Robot Dog to Serve as Playful Responsibility-Ambassador in Budapest

Quality Pálinka Drinks Take Center Stage at Gyula Festival