Wizz Air to Launch Four New Flights from Budapest The low-cost airline's Budapest fleet will soon be expanded to 17 aircraft.
Successful Summer Harvest Secures Crops Supply and Export Surplus Current wheat prices suggest that bread production costs should not exceed HUF 100 (25 Euro-cents) per kilogram.
In its Crusade Against National Interest the EU is Squandering its Democratic Legitimacy Just when new ideas are needed urgently, Brussels cements itself in its own opinion-bubble.
Slovak Government MEP Calls Patriots for Europe “Anti-Eastern European” Slovakia's government party is sat between two chairs after MEP's offensive rhetoric towards neighbors
Orbán Gifts European Conservatives a Masterclass in Political Strategy The PfE did not create a chasm within the European right, it only exposed it.
PM’s Radio Interview: French Elections Could Reshape Europe’s Future Mr. Orbán emphasized that peace will not come to Ukraine naturally, and France will have huge impact on EU policies.
The Ban on the Sale of Energy Drinks to Minors Is ApproachingOf the reported incidents, data show that 74 percent of the 450 people affected by symptoms and sickness were under 18 years old.
New Law Enters into Force Tackling Online CriminalsThe new law is a milestone, as it strengthens activities related to stopping and recovering stolen customer money.
New Law Expedites Adoption for Newborns Abandoned in HospitalsThe aim of the amendment is to ensure that newborns are placed with caring families as quickly as possible.
Transparency International Snubs Investigation into its Alleged Interference with National SovereigntyThe Sovereignty Protection Office considers two organizations operating in Hungary to be foreign-funded.
Number of Government-Critical Media Outlets Rises Since 2010A majority of Hungary's adult population, 71%, relies on government-critical sources.
Opposition Media reportedly Receive HUF 1 Billion in Foreign Funding AnnuallyOnly a few politically significant outlets were willing to disclose their foreign funding sources.
Viktor Orbán Most Suitable PM By a Large Margin – Survey ShowsThe Tisza Party has stable support at 29%, while Ferenc Gyurcsány’s coalition maintains its 8% result.
“Viktor Orbán is the Only One in Europe Able to Reach Key Players in World Politics”The foreign minister stressed in a recent interview that the prime minister's peace mission was not on behalf of the EU.
Bulgaria Reaches Out to Hungary After Ukraine Closes Tap on Russian OilForeign Minister Péter Szijjártó held talks with the Bulgarian Energy Minister in Bucharest.
Agreement Signed with Romania on Connecting Szeged and Timisoara by RailA new border crossing point will also be built between Hungary and Romania at Kübekháza by 2027.
Nuclear, Solar, and Automotive Industries Lead the Way To GrowthMinister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó emphasized these points at an event in Bucharest.
Justice Ministers Discuss Use of AI in EU Legislation at Budapest MeetingThe discussions also identified a number of areas that could boost legislative competitiveness in the EU.
Foreign Minister: Donald Trump Represents the Hope of Peace for the WorldTrump's re-election is significant to set up peace negotiations between Russia and Ukraine.
In its Crusade Against National Interest the EU is Squandering its Democratic LegitimacyJust when new ideas are needed urgently, Brussels cements itself in its own opinion-bubble.
Viktor Orbán Sends Personal Message to Donald Trump After Assassination AttemptFormer President was reportedly injured during what appears to be an assassination attempt.
Speakers Call for Action Against Political Violence at Tusványos Summer UniversityZsolt Németh quoted a Hungarian writer saying: "Nationalism violates a right, and patriotism protects a right."
Viktor Orbán Most Suitable PM By a Large Margin – Survey ShowsThe Tisza Party has stable support at 29%, while Ferenc Gyurcsány’s coalition maintains its 8% result.
Average Hourly Wages of Skilled Workers Up by over 10 PercentFor middle managers the average wage increase in the second quarter of this year was 10.7 percent.
Hungary Has the Strictest Gun Ownership Laws in the EUApproximately 300,000-350,000 Hungarians legally own firearms.
Transcarpathian College Graduates are the “Heralds of Patriotism”"Whoever wants to influence, create and enrich is a herald of patriotism in action, a person of the future and hope."
Hungarians Prioritize Strong Family Values Amidst Declining ChildbirthsThe survey explores family dynamics from Transylvania, Transcarpathia, Vojvodina and Slovakia.
Successful Summer Harvest Secures Crops Supply and Export SurplusCurrent wheat prices suggest that bread production costs should not exceed HUF 100 (25 Euro-cents) per kilogram.
EU Spokesman: Ukraine’s Oil Block “Not a Problem”Olof Gill said that only the European Commission has the authority to make a decision on the matter.
Bulgaria Reaches Out to Hungary After Ukraine Closes Tap on Russian OilForeign Minister Péter Szijjártó held talks with the Bulgarian Energy Minister in Bucharest.
Agreement Signed with Romania on Connecting Szeged and Timisoara by RailA new border crossing point will also be built between Hungary and Romania at Kübekháza by 2027.
Nuclear, Solar, and Automotive Industries Lead the Way To GrowthMinister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó emphasized these points at an event in Bucharest.
Hungarians Are Becoming more Financially Aware, Survey FindsAn increasing number of people can save regularly, and those who choose to borrow are better informed than last year.
Statistical Office Reports Surging Salaries in MayThe average gross regular earnings (excluding bonuses and one-time special allowances) were EUR 1,545.
Hungarian Students Excel in Financial LiteracyDespite these strong results, there is a notable need for enhanced financial education.
Budapest’s Palace District to Reborn in a Greener and more Ornate FormIt is planned to reinstate the statues that have previously stood on the St. George's Square, giving them a worthy and permanent home.
University of Debrecen Increasingly Popular among Foreign StudentsOverall, around 7,500 international students can start their studies at the institution from September.
Hungary Partners with Axiom Space for Second Astronaut MissionThe exact launch date of the mission is yet to be determined and will be decided jointly by Axiom Space and NASA.
An Array of Valuable Treasures Awaits Art Lovers at the First Füred Art WeekAmong the classic and contemporary works of art, paintings, sculptures, furniture, carpets and jewelry will be on display.
Research Group Aims to Create Life from Chemical MoleculesThe work is based on a theory by a Hungarian chemist, Tibor Gánti.
Number of Students Enrolled in Teacher Training Doubled in 2 YearsThe State Secretary for Higher Education called the increase a very important step forward.
Belgium-Israel Football Match Relocated to Hungary for Security ReasonsIn Belgium, no local authority considered it possible to organize the Nations League match.
Over 11,000 People Attend This Year’s Balaton Cross SwimmingThe participants could choose from three trials.
First Athletes Arrive in the Olympic VillageThe Hungarian team is expected to collect 23 medals in the French capital.
Krisztián Lisztes Makes his Bundesliga Debut in a Winning MatchHead coach Marco Rossi previously stressed Krisztián Lisztes' potential.
Szilvásvárad to Host 2024 World Four-in-Hand ChampionshipsThe announcement coincides with the 40th anniversary of the 1984 Championships.
Oscar Piastri Celebrates his First Race Win at the Hungarian Grand PrixSecond place went to McLaren's Lando Norris, while Mercedes' Lewis Hamilton finished third.
Athletes from 65 Hungarian Sports Clubs Make up the 180-strong Olympic TeamMost of the athletes are from one of Budapest's top clubs: the Ferencváros Gymnastics Club has 23 Olympians.
A-list Star Brad Pitt Appears among Formula 1 Drivers at the HungaroringBrad Pitt is already in Mogyoród as the 39th Hungarian F1 Grand Prix takes place this weekend.
Record Number of Vacationers in Hungary this YearAmong the tourist regions, the Lake Balaton area, Debrecen, and Mátra-Bükk were the most visited so far.
Tokaj Wines Stand out at International Wine AwardsThe highest score, 97 points, was achieved by Matyisák Winery and Kádárüzem's Tokaji Esszencia 2008.
Rare Bird Species Photographed in HungarySo far, a total of eight individuals have been examined in the country.
Medieval Church Ruins Near Lake Balaton to be RenovatedArchitects have five months from the contract's start to complete the design work.
Merger of State Railways and Bus Services Creates Unified Transport EntityThis part of the MÁVAUT concept, is set to be completed by the end of the year.
Wizz Air to Launch Four New Flights from BudapestThe low-cost airline's Budapest fleet will soon be expanded to 17 aircraft.