German Car Factories Are Not Closing in Hungary, Stresses Viktor Orbán The Prime Minister believes that the Hungarian economic situation is favorable for German automotive companies.
Israel’s New Foreign Minister to Visit Budapest in January Hungary's Foreign Minister stressed that "in Hungary, we do not need to fear scandalous scenes" such as those that are taking place in Western Europe.
Nationalist Turnaround and Hungarian Representation of Interests in Romania Compromises with the nationalist parties are unthinkable, and alliances across ideological divides may be necessary.
Is Viktor Orbán a Good Leader? Let us ask Elon Musk’s “Grok” Let us see what the AI on one of the few free-speech portals has to say about the Hungarian Prime Minister.
There is No Support Behind the Anti-family Propaganda, Says FIDESZ MEP “The fundamental unit of every society, every nation is the family."
We Stand United against the Destroyers of Europe, Says FPÖ’s Christian Hafenecker The President has caused lasting damage to democracy in Austria.
Government to Ban Alcoholic Drinks from Store WindowsThe law will enter into force on January 1, 2025.
Salgótarján’s S-Bahn Project Gains Government SupportThe system will operate exclusively within the city, easing congestion on local bus services.
Polls: Fidesz Still Most Popular, But the Left Is Catching UpIn terms of the preferences of active party voters, Fidesz-KDNP stands at 40 percent, while TISZA Party at 35 percent.
Government Announces Unprecedented Railway DevelopmentThe Ministry of Construction and Transport is planning the transformation of the Great Plain's railway region.
2025 to Be the Year of InvestmentsHUF 480 billion (EUR 1.2 billion) worth of new investments will be launched next year.
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.
Teachers’ Pay Rise to Continue from JanuaryThe government will provide a 21.2 percent higher wage increase compared to 2024.
Hungarian Community in Transylvania Can Be Proud of Itself, Says Minority LeaderFor the RMDSZ, preserving Hungarian identity and culture within Romania’s political landscape remains a central goal.
Peace Talks in Ukraine instead of Lowering Conscription Age"Time has shown that there is no solution on the battlefield."
Viktor Orbán in Talks with Italian Prime Minister in RomeThe meeting provided an opportunity to discuss the issue of illegal migration.
Romania’s USR Withdraws Draft Law Harmful to the Hungarian MinorityThe RMDSZ President recommends to Hungarians in Transylvania to vote for the "lesser evil" in the second round of the presidential election.
Foreign Minister Calls for Action against Persecution of Christians in the Middle EastPéter Szijjártó blames the international community for not acting on behalf of Christians "because of some misguided political correctness."
Safeguarding Energy Supply through Continued Cooperation with Russia"In Hungary, we use large quantities of natural gas, oil, and nuclear fuel of Russian origin."
Israel’s New Foreign Minister to Visit Budapest in JanuaryHungary's Foreign Minister stressed that "in Hungary, we do not need to fear scandalous scenes" such as those that are taking place in Western Europe.
Flight Trends Show Hungarians Embracing Distant Christmas GetawaysHungarians traveling over the holidays are most likely to spend an average of seven days in their chosen destination.
National Program to Renew Railway Stations and Boost Regional GrowthThe scheme will serve to improve public transport, boost the local economy, and develop the local area.
Retail Credit Market Surges to New Highs with Record Personal Loan DemandThe stock of retail loans has never been higher, already close to HUF 11,000 billion.
EP President Roberta Metsola Receives Immunity Waiver Request for Ilaria SalisA committee will decide whether the immunity will be lifted, though it is unlikely that a vote will take place this year.
“Ethnic autonomy can be a stabilizing factor for states,” Says László KövérThe Speaker of the National Assembly highlighted the Andreanum as a timeless example of how autonomy can support state stability.
University of Szeged Leads in mRNA-Based Spinal Injury TreatmentThe University of Szeged started investigating the possibility of treating damaged motor neurons in the 2000s.
Students Express Concerns Over Slovak Language Law AmendmentThe new law would impose fines of up to EUR 5,000 for using minority languages in official contexts.
EUFOR Althea Exercise Demonstrates Hungary’s Military SkillsThe exercise, showcasing real scenarios, involved the managing of violent crowds, suicide bombers, and rescue operations.
National Program to Renew Railway Stations and Boost Regional GrowthThe scheme will serve to improve public transport, boost the local economy, and develop the local area.
Defense Spending Surpasses 2% NATO RequirementThe country has imported roughly EUR 1 billion worth of German arms, making it the third largest arms buyer.
Moody’s Revises Ratings and Outlook for Hungarian BanksMoody's assigns credit ratings based on an institution's financial strength.
Hungarian Development Bank Launches 0% Interest Loans for DigitalizationEligible software and services can be purchased online, using a certified supplier list.
Spectacular Video Shows the Activity of a Red Giant Reconstructed by HUN-REN ResearchersThe research is based on a unique series of spectroscopic observations conducted over a period of 16 years.
The Paks Nuclear Power Plant Project Meets the Highest International StandardsThe investment is being monitored by several international nuclear organizations, including the International Atomic Energy Agency.
Semmelweis University Establishes Joint Institute with Nobel Laureate Ferenc KrauszThe joint research will aim to diagnose diseases at an early stage with a simple blood test.
Spectacular Video Shows the Activity of a Red Giant Reconstructed by HUN-REN ResearchersThe research is based on a unique series of spectroscopic observations conducted over a period of 16 years.
Exhibition Celebrates Pál Kövi’s Legacy and Transylvanian GastronomyPál Kövi, born 100 years ago, studied agricultural engineering before seeking a football career in Italy.
Hungary 365 Photo Competition Winners AnnouncedThis year's event attracted 43,000 entries from amateur and professional photographers alike.
EU backed Co-Production Brings Magda Szabó’s Fairy Tale to LifeThe story is an emotional and lyrical tale that appeals to all ages.
Preserving Hungarian Dialects is Key to Cultural IdentityKatalin Szili stressed the importance of fostering pride in these dialects.
‘Csárdás’ Dance Tradition Added to the UNESCO Intangible Cultural Heritage ListThe 'Csárdás' has a special place in the repertoires of folk dance groups throughout the country.
Women’s Handball Team Advances to European Championship Semi-FinalsWith a 29-19 victory over North Macedonia, the national team finished the group stage as leader.
2024 Marks Sports Tourism Milestone thanks to Running EventsSuch events significantly benefit host cities by stimulating local businesses and creating a vibrant cultural exchange.
Roland Sallai Scores His First Goal in Turkish Top LeagueTransfermakt puts his market value at EUR 14 million, making him the third most valuable Hungarian player.
Milos Kerkez’s First Premier League Goal Leads to Bournemouth TriumphWith the victory, Bournemouth moved up to 11th place, ahead of notable clubs like Manchester United.
Europa League: FTC Close to Progress with Knockout against MalmöThe team will face Greece's PAOK in two weeks' time.
Extreme Sports Athlete Gábor Rakonczay Prepares for His Last ExpeditionHe is the only person in the world to have canoed across the ocean.
Winning Streak Continues: Key Victory against Montenegro at the European Handball ChampionshipThe Hungarians have almost no time to rest as they will play Poland on Friday evening.
Flight Trends Show Hungarians Embracing Distant Christmas GetawaysHungarians traveling over the holidays are most likely to spend an average of seven days in their chosen destination.
Santa Claus Awaits Public Transport Passengers in BudapestFestively decorated vehicles add to the Advent atmosphere.
Miskolc Transforms into a Winter Wonderland for Advent 2024This year, Miskolc offers an array of festive experiences across four enchanting locations.
Exhibition Celebrates Pál Kövi’s Legacy and Transylvanian GastronomyPál Kövi, born 100 years ago, studied agricultural engineering before seeking a football career in Italy.
Salgótarján’s S-Bahn Project Gains Government SupportThe system will operate exclusively within the city, easing congestion on local bus services.
Economic Impact of Christmas Markets: Boost for Tourism and Retail SectorsTravel, electronics, and fashion are setting the holiday spending trends across Europe this year.
National Program to Renew Railway Stations and Boost Regional GrowthThe scheme will serve to improve public transport, boost the local economy, and develop the local area.