Hungarian Socialist MEP Told to Hand Back Mandate The Hungarian Socialist Party (MSZP) has called on István Ujhelyi, who resigned from the party on Sunday, to return his... 2022.10.03.
Legendary Jazz Pianist Béla Szakcsi Lakatos Dies Béla Szakcsi Lakatos, an iconic figure of Hungarian jazz, died on Sunday morning, at the age of 79, Hungarian news... 2022.10.03.
The House of Music Receives Another Prestigious Award The House of Music has been awarded the title of Europe's Leading New Tourist Attraction 2022 at the World Travel... 2022.10.03.
Hungarian-Italian Conservative Cooperation Gains Momentum Leading Hungarian politicians and analysts spoke at an international gathering of conservative thinkers in Rome. “The Hungarian government has good... 2022.10.03.
State Secretary Asserts Importance of the Elderly in Families The elderly person in a family is not a burden, but a presence of experience and support, which is very... 2022.09.30.
Moldovan Human Smuggler Sentenced to Prison Term Illegal immigration and organized crime remain major challenges for authorities, as another smuggler was sentenced to prison this week. The... 2022.09.30.
Online Challenges Put Children at Risk In recent years, online challenges have become a growing danger, with increasing physical and mental risks, self-harm, and even death,... 2022.09.30.
Green Cause Could Lose Credibility if Politicized, Claims Foreign Minister A combination of solar and nuclear energy can guarantee Hungary's sustainable energy independence, according to the Foreign Minister. The issue... 2022.09.30.
Hungarian Defense Projects to Accelerate The development of military forces will continue despite the global economic crisis the Defense Minister stressed on Thursday. During his... 2022.09.30.
„INA is Our Company”, Says Croatian PM About Majority Hungarian Owned Energy Giant The unusual choice of words by Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic came after the Supervisory Board of the Croatian oil... 2022.09.29.
Slovakia to Strengthen Border-protection Cooperation with Hungary Only a day after Czechia had temporarily reinstated border controls with Slovakia due to the arrival of growing numbers of... 2022.09.29.
Hungarian President: “True freedom is not having to go along with the mainstream” On Monday, during the seventh day of her visit to the United States, Hungarian President Katalin Novák spoke about the... 2022.09.28.
Hungary to Get Through Winter without Running Out of Gas László Palkovics, the Minister of Technology and Innovation, gave a positive evaluation of the country’s gas supplies and electricity grid,... 2022.09.28.
Former Jobbik MEP Sentenced for Espionage for Russia Hungary's Supreme Court, the Curia, sentenced former nationalist politician Béla Kovács to five years in prison for espionage for Russia,... 2022.09.28.
Audi Expands in Hungary Despite Gloomy Global Economic Outlook The Hungarian automotive industry has reached a production value of 6,600 billion forints in the first seven months of the... 2022.09.28.
Defense Industry a Priority for the Visegrád Four The Defense Ministers of the Visegrád Four countries discussed the war in Ukraine and the group’s cooperation in the field... 2022.09.28.
Hungarian President Warns against ‘Woke’ Culture in California On Sunday, the President of the Republic of Hungary wished the Hungarians of the San Fernando Valley the freedom of... 2022.09.27.
Nuclear Energy an Issue of Sovereignty, Foreign Minister Says Hungary will not support anything that would jeopardize the construction of the Paks power plant and by extension Hungary’s nuclear... 2022.09.27.
Opposition MP Who Called the Government ‘Illegitimate’ Receives Huge Fine The parliament’s majority decided that opposition MP László Sebián-Petrovszki questioned the legitimacy of the government and the parliament itself. The... 2022.09.27.
PM Orbán: Hungarian Government First in Europe to Ask People about Sanctions Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán addressed the Hungarian Parliament on Monday, where he discussed EU sanctions, the energy and economic... 2022.09.27.
