Hungarian Folk Ensemble Performs Traditional Dance on the Great Wall of China The Hungarian State Folk Ensemble is representing Hungary in China for the first time since 2008.
Interview with the Executive Director of the Hungarian Youth Association, Martin Pászthy The association was awarded the Friends of Hungary award for its invested time and effort into improving Hungary’s ties to its diaspora.
Interview with the Executive Director of the Hungarian Youth Association, Martin Pászthy The association was awarded the Friends of Hungary award for its invested time and effort into improving Hungary’s ties to its diaspora.
The Man Who Took the Struggle for his Nation to a New Level Interview with József Komlóssy, recipient of the Friend of Hungary award.
A Very Different Tone: New Ukrainian Ambassador Praises Hungary for its Role The language laws in Ukraine were brought against the Russian minority, but others also suffer as a result, pointed out Fedyir Sandor.
Opinion: Migrant Invasion in Slovakia? Blame the Hungarians President Zuzana Čaputová brazenly lays responsibility for the crisis in Slovakia at Budapest's doorstep.
Intense Debate on Inflation at the Start of Economists’ MeetingThe 61st Economists' Meeting began with a roundtable discussion.
Ban on Imports of Grain Extended, Ukraine to SueThe agriculture minister says the so-called Ukrainian farmers are in fact international companies and investors.
President Novák Believes Hungary Has Become an Example to FollowPresident Novak touched on topics such as family, the papal visit, and Hungary's foreign policy in a recent interview.
Hungary’s Willingness to Have Children Increases the Most in Europe75 percent of children born in Hungary now are coming from married couples.
Ukrainian Pipeline Transit Fee Worsens Inflation, Says Minister GulyásHungary currently imports fuel through Ukrainian pipelines at five times the price.
New Energy Plan To Strengthen Climate NeutralityHungary takes measures to achieve energy independence.
Defense Development Benefits the Whole Country, Says CommissionerThe NATO Innovation Week takes place between September 18-22.
Shift from Polarization towards a More Unified World Order Is NeededIf China cannot find its place in the new world order, the whole world will pay a huge price, warns Zsolt Németh.
President Novák Calls for Restoring Minority Rights in Ukraine in UN SpeechThe Hungarian Head of State stated that Hungary welcomes the peace initiative in Ukraine and is open to join the process.
Ukraine Grain Ban Under Fire While U.S. Imports of Russian Uranium BoomThe Ukrainian grain issue deepens divisions in the EU.
Terrorism and Illegal Immigration Form a “Vicious Circle,” according to Foreign MinisterLast year, more than 6,700 people were killed in terrorist attacks worldwide.
EU Commissioner Praises Memorandum with TunisiaThe next country to sign a similar agreement with the EU is likely to be Egypt.
“They Want to Silence Us Because We Are Free,” Says Prime MinisterIn a recent speech, Viktor Orbán informed the deputies of the ruling party about the tasks and challenges for the coming year.
Government Awaiting Sweden’s Explanation of Anti-Hungarian VideoThe parliamentary factions of the ruling parties have so far been unable to make a decision in favor of Sweden joining NATO.
Interview with the Executive Director of the Hungarian Youth Association, Martin PászthyThe association was awarded the Friends of Hungary award for its invested time and effort into improving Hungary’s ties to its diaspora.
Shortage of Skilled IT Professionals Reflected in EU AverageThe proportion of people employed in the information and communication sector is below the EU average.
Patriarch Bartholomew I. Arrives in HungaryThe Orthodox Church leader will stay in Hungary for six days.
While Streaming Platforms Soar, TV Subscriber Numbers DeclineStreaming subscriptions are now leading the way in promoting films and series.
Drug-Sniffing Dog Finds Millions Worth of Illegal CigarettesJázmin found hundreds of packets of smuggled cigarettes in a suitcase on a tourist bus.
“Nation and Europe.” A New Book by former Foreign Minister János Martonyi"János Martonyi was Hungary’s most talented foreign minister of the post-Communist era."
Transylvanian Mayor Calls for a Review of Brown Bears’ Protected StatusThe increase in the number of brown bears is a growing concern in Romania.
Intense Debate on Inflation at the Start of Economists’ MeetingThe 61st Economists' Meeting began with a roundtable discussion.
iPhone 15 Drops in StoresOne of the devices has been named "Dynamic Island" by Apple's marketing experts.
Government Injects EUR 400 Million to Kickstart Economic RecoveryThe initial budget of HUF 150 billion (EUR 387.5 million) was increased to HUF 164 billion (EUR 424 million).
Ukraine Grain Ban Under Fire While U.S. Imports of Russian Uranium BoomThe Ukrainian grain issue deepens divisions in the EU.
Vodafone and Bosch to Launch 5G Automotive Project in BudapestThe project will test 5G network in the field of driver assistance systems and vehicle development.
High Quality Ground Paprika Is a Much Sought-after Product AbroadThe Kalocsa and Szeged paprika grinds have EU protection of origin, but their marketing abroad should be further strengthened.
Shortage of Skilled IT Professionals Reflected in EU AverageThe proportion of people employed in the information and communication sector is below the EU average.
Hungarian Folk Ensemble Performs Traditional Dance on the Great Wall of ChinaThe Hungarian State Folk Ensemble is representing Hungary in China for the first time since 2008.
Much Anticipated Renoir Exhibition Opens in BudapestThis is the first time that a large-scale exhibition covering the entire oeuvre of Pierre-Auguste Renoir opens in Hungary.
Exclusion from Erasmus Education Programs “Political Blackmail”EP Petitions Committee is keeping the petition open started by Hungarian students.
Dallas’ Patrick Duffy Visits the House of Terror in BudapestThe actor has been invited to star in a new Hungarian comedy.
Fifteen Hungarian Universities Ranked among the Best European InstitutionsQuacquarelli Symonds is one of the best known and most followed higher education rankings in the world.
Traveling Exhibition about the Country’s Geniuses Attracts Great InterestThe theme of the exhibition is revolutionary, as the heritage of our Hungarian nation has never been exhibited in one place before.
Johnny Depp Directs his New Film in BudapestThe Hungarian capital will depict Paris at the turn of the century.
Dominik Szoboszlai Becomes Second Fastest Footballer in Premier LeagueIn the history of the English championship, only Kyle Walker could run faster than the Hungarian captain.
Hungarian Wrestler Wins World Title after 44 YearsIsmail Muszukaev has been competing in Hungarian colors since 2019.
Key Player Will Be Missing from National Football Team for WeeksWilli Orbán will miss several European Championship qualifier matches.
Record Attendance at World Athletics Championships in BudapestThe United Kingdom topped the list of visiting countries, ahead of Germany and the United States.
Ferencváros among the Best International Football ClubsThere is more than one Hungarian success regarding the list compiled by IFFHS.
Conference League Starts with a Win for FerencvárosIn two weeks' time, the Hungarian champions will host Italy's Fiorentina.
High Quality Ground Paprika Is a Much Sought-after Product AbroadThe Kalocsa and Szeged paprika grinds have EU protection of origin, but their marketing abroad should be further strengthened.
Dallas’ Patrick Duffy Visits the House of Terror in BudapestThe actor has been invited to star in a new Hungarian comedy.
Six Idyllic Cabins to Retreat to This AutumnA 21st century cabin is not a dusty holiday home, but a combination of high quality craftsmanship and the coolest designs.
While Streaming Platforms Soar, TV Subscriber Numbers DeclineStreaming subscriptions are now leading the way in promoting films and series.
Hotshot Hollywood Actor to Shoot “Lord of War” Sequel in BudapestAlongside Nicolas Cage, Bill Skarsgård will appear on the screen.
Grape Harvest Traditions Still Honored in Many PlacesViticulture has been practiced in the Carpathian Basin for centuries.
Johnny Depp Directs his New Film in BudapestThe Hungarian capital will depict Paris at the turn of the century.