Hungarikum Days Celebrate Culture and Gastronomy in Transylvania This weekend, between July 4 and 6, the 16th Hungarikum Days will be held in Sibiu (Nagyszeben, Romania), at the... 2025.07.04.
Police Launch Investigation against Budapest Mayor over Pride March Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony at Pride The police have ordered an investigation into the organization of Saturday's “Budapest Pride” event,... 2025.07.04.
Proposed EU-Ukraine Agricultural Agreement Sparks Concerns among Farmers The European Commission's agricultural trade agreement with Ukraine will have serious consequences for Hungarian farmers, as it allows significantly larger... 2025.07.03.
New Subsidized Home Loan Announced for First-Time Buyers The government has approved a three percent home loan program, and anyone who wants to buy their first apartment or... 2025.07.03.
Police Issue Warning due to Low Water Levels in the Danube The Danube Water Police Department of the Budapest Police Headquarters (BRFK) warns of the dangers of low water levels on... 2025.07.03.
Economy Poised for Moderate Growth, Says Central Bank Governor Due to global uncertainty, the US and European central banks have revised their inflation forecasts upwards, while moderating their growth... 2025.07.03.
When “America First” Meets “Hungary First”: Friendship Instead of Lectures L-R: Péter Szijjártó and Robert Palladino "Over the past few months, we have succeeded in laying stable foundations for a... 2025.07.03.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán: Diplomats, Not Generals, Can End the War in Ukraine There is no solution to the war in Ukraine on the battlefield; the key to a solution lies in negotiations.... 2025.07.03.
Central Bank Launches AI-Powered System to Fight Financial Cybercrime The first phase of the Central Fraud Detection System (KVR) has been launched, which uses state-of-the-art technology to detect fraud... 2025.07.02.
Royal Palace in Gödöllő Acquires Rare Painting of Queen Elizabeth The Royal Palace in Gödöllő (central Hungary) has purchased a previously unknown painting depicting Queen Elisabeth commonly known as Sisi,... 2025.07.02.
National Railways Expands Fleet with 100 Modern Locomotives By the end of next year, MÁV's passenger transport fleet will be expanded by a total of 100 modern locomotives,... 2025.07.02.
New Hope for a Reversal amid Declining Wine Production The decline in Hungarian grape production may halt, but climate change could cause significant damage to vineyards, believes Syngenta, a... 2025.07.01.
Two Towns Represent Hungary in Prestigious Flower Competition Nyíregyháza Nyíregyháza, located in the northeastern part of Hungary, and Varsány, in northern Hungary, will represent the country in the... 2025.07.01.
Record Number of Children to Join the State-Run Elizabeth Camps A record number of 110,000 people will spend time at the Elizabeth Camps this year, including 50,000 who will attend... 2025.07.01.
Tibor Kapu Begins Pioneering Experiments aboard the International Space Station Tibor Kapu is working as scheduled, and the experiments have begun at the International Space Station (ISS), said the ministerial... 2025.07.01.
Ukraine’s EU Bid Should Not Precede Serbia’s, Believes FM Szijjártó L-R: Marko Duric and Péter Szijjártó In this age of danger, the importance of Hungarian-Serbian relations has grown even more,... 2025.07.01.
Pride Is a Prototype of Brussels Politics, Claims Viktor Orbán In an interview on TV2 on Monday evening, Viktor Orbán sharply criticized the Budapest Pride parade held over the weekend,... 2025.07.01.
Pécs to Become a Living Canvas for Zsolnay Light Festival One of Pécs' most popular events, the Zsolnay Light Festival, famous for its spectacular public building paintings and light painting... 2025.06.30.
Persecuted Christians Show Gratitude to Hungarians for Lifesaving Support Tristan Azbej In a heartfelt video message, persecuted Christians have thanked the Hungarian people for their support, the State Secretary... 2025.06.30.
Melon Season Has Begun with Increased Exports and Sharp Decline in Imports Compared to last year, melon imports have fallen by 51 percent, which means that melon growers are able to meet... 2025.06.30.
