Ministry of Defense and National Theater Unite to Strengthen Military Culture Military heritage and the artistic activities represented by soldiers are clearly part of Hungarian public culture.
Exhibition Inspired by the Rubik’s Cube Opens in New York The aim of the interactive exhibition is to present Ernő Rubik's oeuvre as comprehensively as possible.
It is Going to Take a Long Time to Get Out of Population Decline – Interview with Paul Morland We need to change the culture to bring young people who say they want children.
Beauty and Pain in Sárköz: Telling the Story of a Disappearing Community through Dolls The collection created by Elizabeth Farkasné Pál is reaching its end due to the owner's advanced age.
“Viktor Orbán is an example for us” – Exclusive Interview with Jorge Buxadé Viktor Orbán is capable of withstanding brutal pressure, says the Spanish MEP.
Leader of Hungarians in Slovakia – “We need value-oriented politics” The goal is to restore trust in each other and in our common cause, in our common Hungarian future.
Government to Ban Alcoholic Drinks from Store WindowsThe law will enter into force on January 1, 2025.
Campaign Launched to Combat the Spread of Fake HoneyProducers' honeys have different flavors and health benefits, therefore it is worth getting to know the more special varieties.
Minister Announces Major Improvements on Key Railway LinesSome 500 kilometers of track will be upgraded, with the main aim of sticking to timetables.
Student City Project to Bring 12,000 New Dorms amid Housing Push in BudapestThe housing crisis is a major problem for students who are unable to find accommodation during their studies.
2025 Budget: Focus on Economic Growth and Fiscal DisciplineThe Hungarian economy is expected to be among the best performers in the EU in 2025.
Sale of Dogs and Cats to Be Banned at Animal FairsThe decree will enter into force from the second half of November.
2025 to Be the Year of InvestmentsHUF 480 billion (EUR 1.2 billion) worth of new investments will be launched next year.
Foreign Minister Reiterates Firm Anti-Migration Stance in CopenhagenMinister Szijjártó stressed that “the safety of the Hungarian people is the number one issue."
EU Foreign Affairs Committee: Enlargement Process Strengthened by 2020EU Commissioner Olivér Várhelyi highlighted notable progress in candidate countries.
Political Double Standards? Hungary Backs Georgia and Israel in EU DebatePéter Szijjártó condemned the fact that Josep Borrell raised the issue of suspending political dialogue with Israel.
Patriots for Europe Alliance Holds First General Assembly in ParisPM Orbán urged bold leadership and unity among sovereignists, highlighting their growing influence across Europe.
Adoption of the 2025 EU Budget a Success for the Hungarian PresidencyThe EU Council's position was adopted by a unanimous vote, with the support of all Member States.
EU Budget Must Focus on Competitiveness, Curb Excessive SpendingPéter Benő Banai cautioned that excessive spending could lead to increased costs for European citizens.
Hungarian-Dutch “Turbulence” in the Past with Geert Wilders’ Party in GovernmentThe Party for Freedom's involvement in the government "has brought a new dimension" to the two countries' relations.
Court Rejects Appeal over Wooden Crosses Erected in Szekler Military CemeteryRomanian nationalists tried to establish a Romanian memorial within the cemetery, which intensified the dispute.
Secretary of State Addresses Demographic Challenges at EU Ministerial MeetingThe politician highlighted Hungary’s leading role in family support measures.
13th Month Pension under Attack: Brussels Pushes for ReformDespite the pressure, the government is not planning any changes to the pension system.
Hungarian Settlement in Romania Wins Title of European Youth VillageThe recognition was given to active youth work, community-building initiatives, and innovative programs.
Hospital in Komárom-Esztergom County Inaugurates New PavilionIn addition to this new facility, St. Barbara Hospital has undergone several upgrades in recent years.
Parliamentary Immunity of Antifa Activist Ilaria Salis at RiskThe arrest of her accomplice could mark a major turning point in Salis's political career.
Hungary’s Unique Family Support Model Discussed at EU MeetingThe country dedicates 4% of its GDP, or HUF 3,750B (EUR 10.1B), to family support.
MOL Secures Third Spot in CEE Rankings, despite Decline in RevenueThe CEE region performed poorly last year, with the region's aggregate GDP growing by just 0.7% year-on-year.
EU Targets for E-mobility Transition Are “Overly Ambitious”The European Automobile Manufacturers' Association has appealed to Brussels to reconsider next year's expectations.
Hungary Advances Tax Competitiveness with New Measures for 2025Simplifying the tax system remains a priority, with the number of tax bands decreasing from 64 in 2010, to 54 in 2025.
Hungarian Soldiers Train Bosnian Mountain RescuersThey are now able to use the method they have learned to get injured people aboard Hungarian helicopters.
Regional Stock Exchanges Unite with EBRD to Boost Capital MarketsWell-functioning capital markets are the foundation for the development of the economy.
20-year-old Lidl Hungary to Further Expand in the CountryThe supermarket chain's market share in Hungary was 20.8 percent in September this year.
Relief Plan Brings Cheaper Electricity for Micro-Enterprises from JanuaryThe government is trying to reduce the energy costs of as many Hungarian businesses as possible.
Court Rejects Appeal over Wooden Crosses Erected in Szekler Military CemeteryRomanian nationalists tried to establish a Romanian memorial within the cemetery, which intensified the dispute.
Exhibition Inspired by the Rubik’s Cube Opens in New YorkThe aim of the interactive exhibition is to present Ernő Rubik's oeuvre as comprehensively as possible.
Contemporary Chinese Masterpieces in the National MuseumThe exhibition presents 58 works from the collection of the National Art Museum of China.
Transcarpathian Organizations Protest against Education Law Amendment in UkraineIf the amendment is adopted, the language of minorities, including Hungarian, could only be used in classrooms.
Cooperation Agreement Signed between the Hungarian Corvin Chain Association and Friends of Hungary FoundationThe two organizations "strive to promote and foster Hungarian identity, Hungarian culture, science, and social values."
Rising Stars Take the Stage at the Budapest Ballet Grand PrixThe competition, running until Friday, is open to 14-24 year olds.
Ministry of Defense and National Theater Unite to Strengthen Military CultureMilitary heritage and the artistic activities represented by soldiers are clearly part of Hungarian public culture.
Nations League 2024 Wrap-Up: Draw against Group Winners GermanyThe national team will next play in the Nations League in March against a group runner-up from the B division.
Olympics Committee President: “We need commitment and consensus to organize the Olympics”"If the Olympics return to Europe, we are the best prepared," Zsolt Gyulay added.
Nations League Setback: Team Prepares for Germany after Dutch DefeatThe match was overshadowed by the fact that coach Ádám Szalai had to undergo medical treatment during the game.
Michelle Gulyás Named Women’s Pentathlete of the Year by UIPMThe young athlete received the honor after a challenging qualification process.
Norbert Michelisz Clinches 2024 TCR World Tour Title in Thrilling FinaleRain delayed the start, forcing the race to begin behind a safety car.
England International Aaron Ramsdale Hails Zoltán Gera as Premier League IconThe Hungarian football player is not only an icon of Ferencváros, but also in England.
Hertha BSC Legend, Pál Dárdai, Takes On New Role at His ClubThe former head coach of the Hungarian national team has managed the German club three times in his career.
From AI to the Stars: HUN-REN Researchers Explore MysteriesThe Hungarian research network has recently been involved in several projects of particular importance.
45-Year-Old Pine Chosen as the Nation’s Christmas TreeSince the start of the year, the Parliamentary Office has received 27 tree donations from across the country.
“Outdoor Storybook” on Hungary’s Wildlife Captivates Young and Old AlikeThe photographs on display will take visitors to the realms of birds, furry creatures, and all kinds of friendly little animals.
Hungarian Passport Surpasses Europe’s Giants in Global RankingsVisaGuide has carried out and published a thorough study when it produced its recent Passport Index research.
Large Ice Rink and Special Winter Festival Await at Lake BalatonThe largest ice rink on the southern shore will open on November 30.
Our Editorial Team on the Trail of the Tokaj Wine in ChinaThe Wuhan Asia-Europe Logistics Company has been supplying the ‘wine of kings, the king of wines’ to China for seven years.
History and Haute Cuisine: Prónay Castle Wins European RecognitionThe aim of the award is to recognize venues that demonstrate the timelessness of historic values through their food.