MOL Discovers New Oil Field in Transdanubia MOL has discovered a new oil field in the Transdanubian region (western Hungary), near Somogysámson. The oil was discovered at... 2025.03.18.
Period of Persistent Water Scarcity Announced The Minister of Energy has declared a period of permanent water scarcity for the entire country starting March 1, following... 2025.03.18.
Mercedes-Benz Plans to Expand Its Second Largest European Plant Ola Källenius, Chairman of the Board of Management of Mercedes-Benz Group AG (L), Viktor Orbán, PM (R) Prime Minister Viktor... 2025.03.18.
New Display Case for Better Protection of the Crown Jewels in Parliament The Holy Crown in its temporary place in the Upper House lounge An important procedure to protect the coronation regalia... 2025.03.18.
Rare Ancient Chinese Zithers Can Be Heard in Budapest Exhibit Ancient Chinese musical instruments will arrive at the Museum of Ethnography, where the Zithers' Day will be held on Saturday... 2025.03.18.
Ukrainian Foreign Minister Calls the Transcarpathian Community’s Situation an “Artificial Problem” Ukraine's Foreign Minister Andrii Sybiha At a press conference following the EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting in Brussels on Monday,... 2025.03.18.
Injured North Macedonians Treated in Budapest Hospital Two people injured in a fire in the town of Kočani in North Macedonia on Sunday morning are being treated... 2025.03.18.
Foreign Minister Slams “Blind Advocacy” for the Continuation of the War in Ukraine Brussels and the majority of EU Member States have decided on a course that will destroy both the continent's economy... 2025.03.17.
Food Prices Fall as Margin Freeze Comes into Effect The margin freeze, regulating the retail margin at 10 percent for 30 basic food categories, came into effect on Monday,... 2025.03.17.
Exhibition on Hungary’s Marine History Opens Rijeka A temporary exhibition on Hungary's marine history opened at the Hungarian Natural History Museum on Friday. The exhibition "Hungarian... 2025.03.17.
First Ever Hungarian Diaspora Meeting Held in Washington, D.C. The first-ever comprehensive Hungarian diaspora meeting in the United States was held in Washington, D.C. on Friday, timed to coincide... 2025.03.17.
Comic Exhibition Opens Showing Untold Stories of Musicians A comic exhibition entitled "Rajz & Roll" ("Draw & Roll") opens on March 29 in Budapest's Savoya Park plaza. The... 2025.03.17.
Szoboszlai Voted Liverpool’s Player of the Month Dominik Szoboszlai has been voted Liverpool FC's Player of the Month for February in a fan vote held on the... 2025.03.17.
István Stumpf, President of Friends of Hungary Foundation, Receives Széchenyi Prize L-R: President Tamás Sulyok, István Stumpf, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, and Speaker of the National Assembly László Kövér On the... 2025.03.17.
Exports Soon to Set Off from Hungarian-Owned Part of Trieste Port The Hungarian-owned part of the port of Trieste will soon start operations, which will offer completely new opportunities for Hungarian... 2025.03.17.
Clown Doctors’ Transylvanian Visit Proves that Laughter Can Heal The Hungarian Red Noses Clown Doctors foundation visited the children's wards of Târgu Mureș (Marosvásárhely, located in Transylvania, central Romania)... 2025.03.15.
Speaker of Parliament is Comparing the EU to the Habsburg Regime The taste of Hungarian freedom can never be forgotten, and where heroes are not forgotten, there will always be new... 2025.03.14.
European Space Agency Launches Tender for Hungarian Companies The European Space Agency (ESA), in cooperation with Hungary's Ministry for National Economy, has announced a EUR 2 million tender... 2025.03.14.
Comprehensive Economic Agreement with Montenegro on the Horizon Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó (R) with his Montenegrin counterpart Filip Ivanović (L) Hungary and Montenegro are working on a comprehensive... 2025.03.14.
Western Balkan Countries Should Enter EU ahead of Ukraine, Says FM Péter Szijjártó at the Budapest Balkans Forum It is impossible for Ukraine to join the European Union before the countries... 2025.03.14.
