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Domestic Politics

Mission Accomplished! LGBTQ Lobby’s “Humiliate Hungary” March Gets Red Carpet in Budapest

Where were you Hungarian conservatives!

Large Counter-demonstration Planned against the Pride March in Budapest

Conservative groups will rally in Budapest against the Pride event and EU LGBTQ policies, to promote Christian morality.

MEP Slams European Parliament for Blocking Erasmus+ Access over Politics

Fidesz MEP Annamária Vicsek says the Committee on Culture and Education has failed Hungarian students by siding with Brussels' “political blackmail.”

New Drug Law Bans Traffickers from Municipalities Where They Sell Products

Not only classic drugs and new psychoactive substances, but also other mind-altering substances will be classified as drugs.

Foreign politics

Copenhagen To Exert “Maximum Pressure” on Hungary Over Ukraine’s EU Accession

Copenhagen's push comes as Budapest blocks Ukraine’s accelerated EU membership, citing national interests and sovereignty.

Proposed EU-Ukraine Agricultural Agreement Sparks Concerns among Farmers

MEP Dömötör highlights risks of increased Ukrainian imports and unmonitored compliance with EU standards, urging protection for domestic agriculture.

When “America First” Meets “Hungary First”: Friendship Instead of Lectures

At a reception marking U.S. Independence Day, Hungary’s foreign minister announced fresh economic and diplomatic initiatives.

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán: Diplomats, Not Generals, Can End the War in Ukraine

Hungarian PM urges negotiations over continued fighting, recalling warnings to Zelenskyy.

Polish Victims of Tragic 2002 Coach Accident Remembered

A beautiful memorial now stands at the site of the accident.

When Ukraine Has Become an Exporter of Democracy

Ukraine's infiltration of the Tisza Party through their intelligence officer did nothing to generate goodwill among Hungarians.

President Sulyok Meets Members of the Hungarian Diaspora in Switzerland

During his visit to Switzerland, the President met with representatives of the Swiss Hungarian communities.

Society

Exhibition Commemorating Cardinal Mindszenty Opens in Washington

The Mindszenty exhibition will be on display at the Washington institution until August 16.

Dominik Szoboszlai Mourns Liverpool Teammate Diogo Jota in Heartfelt Farewell

"Your smile, your love for the game will never be forgotten," he wrote.

Police Issue Warning due to Low Water Levels in the Danube

The low water level had significantly narrowed the main shipping route, leaving larger boats with little room to maneuver.

Hungary Becomes Top Choice for Digital Nomads

Ranking fifth globally, Hungary attracts remote workers with its affordable living, supportive visa scheme, and growing digital community.

Record Number of Children to Join the State-Run Elizabeth Camps

The Elizabeth Camps are the largest government-supported camps in Europe.

Persecuted Christians Show Gratitude to Hungarians for Lifesaving Support

State Secretary Tristan Azbej says Hungary’s aid has reached over two million people in crisis zones, offering hope where the world remains silent.

Hundreds of Organizations to Benefit from the “Strengthening Diaspora Program”

197 applications were valid and all of them will be supported by the government.

Economy

Economy Poised for Moderate Growth, Says Central Bank Governor

Mihály Varga stressed Hungary’s resilient financial system and moderate growth outlook at the annual ECB conference.

Proposed EU-Ukraine Agricultural Agreement Sparks Concerns among Farmers

MEP Dömötör highlights risks of increased Ukrainian imports and unmonitored compliance with EU standards, urging protection for domestic agriculture.

Pioneering Hungarian Pilot Cadet Gréta Lázár Begins Training in the U.S.

Staff Sergeant Gréta Lázár is set to become the first woman from NKE’s aircraft pilot program to earn American wings.

Milestone Nears for Paks II Project as Regulatory Barriers Fall

With the obstacles being gradually resolved, the project is entering a critical phase.

Central Bank Launches AI-Powered System to Fight Financial Cybercrime

The new Central Fraud Detection System uses cutting-edge technology to detect and prevent fraudulent bank transfers in real time.

Gedeon Richter’s New Osteoporosis and Cancer Drugs Get Green Light

The approval of the monoclonal antibody biosimilar products is a significant milestone for Richter.

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

Only a few boilers were kept in the buildings of Mórahalom for safety reasons.

Culture

Exhibition Commemorating Cardinal Mindszenty Opens in Washington

The Mindszenty exhibition will be on display at the Washington institution until August 16.

Gedeon Richter’s New Osteoporosis and Cancer Drugs Get Green Light

The approval of the monoclonal antibody biosimilar products is a significant milestone for Richter.

Young People Flock to Courses at Mathias Corvinus Collegium

Among Hungarian cities, Budapest, Szolnok, and Szeged had the most applicants.

Royal Palace in Gödöllő Acquires Rare Painting of Queen Elizabeth

An 1867 portrait by György Raab and two lithographs enrich the historic Hungarian Baroque landmark’s collection.

Polish Victims of Tragic 2002 Coach Accident Remembered

A beautiful memorial now stands at the site of the accident.

Tibor Kapu Talks about Life 400 Kilometers above Earth

Tibor Kapu again reported live from the International Space Station, conducting groundbreaking Hungarian experiments as part of the HUNOR program.

Statue of “Savior of Mothers,” Ignaz Semmelweis, Unveiled in Florence, Italy

The statue was placed in the courtyard, where children and parents pass by every day.

Sport

Strength Athlete Pulls 45-Ton Lynx Combat Vehicle with His Teeth

Hungary’s renowned strongman “Popeye” demonstrates extraordinary power by towing military vehicles.

Dominik Szoboszlai Mourns Liverpool Teammate Diogo Jota in Heartfelt Farewell

"Your smile, your love for the game will never be forgotten," he wrote.

Motorsport Milestone: Balaton Park Circuit Gears Up for Superbike and MotoGP

The agreement with the rights holder of the two championships will allow Hungary to put itself on the world map through motorsports after Formula 1.

Record Number of Participants to Compete in This Year’s Balaton Swim

With a 45-year history, it is one of Hungary's oldest recreational sporting events.

Another Hungarian Talent Signs for Liverpool

Although no official details about the transfer fee are available, British media reports estimate the sum to be around £40 million, with a five-year contract.

Thousands to Fill Budapest’s Streets for Sold Out Night Run

The route will take runners through the capital's historic center from sunset into the evening.

Marco Rossi’s Team Breaks Their Losing Streak in Azerbaijan

The visitors dominated the game, but they had to wait until the 25th minute for a chance.

Lifestyle

Hungary’s Ice Cream Renaissance: From Pure Flavors to Bold Innovations

Ice cream is no longer just a summer treat, but an exciting gastronomic experience.

Artificial Intelligence Helps Craft the World’s Best White Wine

The entry earned the highest score among 2,400 white wines.

Summer Spectacle Centered around Horses Thrills Audiences – Gallery

For the fifth time in a row, the village in western Hungary hosted a preliminary race for the prestigious National Horse Race.

Szabolcsi Apple Pálinka Wins Grand Prize

39 gold medals awarded among 332 entries at Hungary’s prestigious pálinka and törkölypálinka contest.

Budapest Spas Splash into Summer with Extended Hours and Movie Nights

The “Night of Baths” festival will also return this year with exciting programs.

White Stork Population Finally Stabilizes after Previous Decline

The average number of chicks per nest has remained around 2.5 over the past decade, sufficient for long-term population stability.

Quality Pálinka Drinks Take Center Stage at Gyula Festival

A unique tradition at the event is the bottling of the National Unity Pálinka, which is made from distillates from Hungary and beyond.

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Nationalist Party Challenges Police after Liberty Bridge Blockade

Government Unveils Details of Historic Home Loan Plan

New Subsidized Home Loan Announced for First-Time Buyers

Mission Accomplished! LGBTQ Lobby’s “Humiliate Hungary” March Gets Red Carpet in Budapest

Large Counter-demonstration Planned against the Pride March in Budapest

MEP Slams European Parliament for Blocking Erasmus+ Access over Politics

New Drug Law Bans Traffickers from Municipalities Where They Sell Products

Copenhagen To Exert “Maximum Pressure” on Hungary Over Ukraine’s EU Accession

Proposed EU-Ukraine Agricultural Agreement Sparks Concerns among Farmers

When “America First” Meets “Hungary First”: Friendship Instead of Lectures

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán: Diplomats, Not Generals, Can End the War in Ukraine

Polish Victims of Tragic 2002 Coach Accident Remembered

When Ukraine Has Become an Exporter of Democracy

President Sulyok Meets Members of the Hungarian Diaspora in Switzerland

Exhibition Commemorating Cardinal Mindszenty Opens in Washington

Dominik Szoboszlai Mourns Liverpool Teammate Diogo Jota in Heartfelt Farewell

Police Issue Warning due to Low Water Levels in the Danube

Hungary Becomes Top Choice for Digital Nomads

Record Number of Children to Join the State-Run Elizabeth Camps

Persecuted Christians Show Gratitude to Hungarians for Lifesaving Support

Hundreds of Organizations to Benefit from the “Strengthening Diaspora Program”

Economy Poised for Moderate Growth, Says Central Bank Governor

Proposed EU-Ukraine Agricultural Agreement Sparks Concerns among Farmers

Pioneering Hungarian Pilot Cadet Gréta Lázár Begins Training in the U.S.

Milestone Nears for Paks II Project as Regulatory Barriers Fall

Central Bank Launches AI-Powered System to Fight Financial Cybercrime

Gedeon Richter’s New Osteoporosis and Cancer Drugs Get Green Light

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

Exhibition Commemorating Cardinal Mindszenty Opens in Washington

Gedeon Richter’s New Osteoporosis and Cancer Drugs Get Green Light

Young People Flock to Courses at Mathias Corvinus Collegium

Royal Palace in Gödöllő Acquires Rare Painting of Queen Elizabeth

Polish Victims of Tragic 2002 Coach Accident Remembered

Tibor Kapu Talks about Life 400 Kilometers above Earth

Statue of “Savior of Mothers,” Ignaz Semmelweis, Unveiled in Florence, Italy

Strength Athlete Pulls 45-Ton Lynx Combat Vehicle with His Teeth

Dominik Szoboszlai Mourns Liverpool Teammate Diogo Jota in Heartfelt Farewell

Motorsport Milestone: Balaton Park Circuit Gears Up for Superbike and MotoGP

Record Number of Participants to Compete in This Year’s Balaton Swim

Another Hungarian Talent Signs for Liverpool

Thousands to Fill Budapest’s Streets for Sold Out Night Run

Marco Rossi’s Team Breaks Their Losing Streak in Azerbaijan

Hungary’s Ice Cream Renaissance: From Pure Flavors to Bold Innovations

Artificial Intelligence Helps Craft the World’s Best White Wine

Summer Spectacle Centered around Horses Thrills Audiences – Gallery

Szabolcsi Apple Pálinka Wins Grand Prize

Budapest Spas Splash into Summer with Extended Hours and Movie Nights

White Stork Population Finally Stabilizes after Previous Decline

Quality Pálinka Drinks Take Center Stage at Gyula Festival