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Western Balkan Countries Should Enter EU ahead of Ukraine, Says FM

Péter Szijjártó talked about that the Western Balkan countries joining could boost the EU's situation.

Hungary Offers Aid to Those Injured in Macedonian Disco Tragedy

Péter Szijjártó posted on Facebook that Hungary is willing to lend a helping hand to North Macedonia.

Comprehensive Economic Agreement with Montenegro on the Horizon

Hungarian companies would play a significant role in the digital and infrastructure development of the Western Balkan country.

Brussels Gives Hungary Two Months to Change Their Laws about Firearms

The European Commission sent a letter to Hungary about their outdated firearm posession laws.

Ambassador of Ukraine Asks Hungarian Opera House to Cancel Russian Singer’s Gala Event

Sándor Fegyir asked for the cancellation of Russian opera singer Anna Netrebko's orchestra gala evening at the Hungarian State Opera House.

The US and Hungary Agree – Peace in Ukraine Is Top Priority

State Secretary Levente Magyar met Robert Palladino, newly appointed interim Chargé d'Affaires, to talk about repairing bilateral connections.

Families in Focus at UN Women’s Summit

Zsófia Koncz informed the UN Commission about recent Hungarian policies.

Society

First Ever Hungarian Diaspora Meeting Held in Washington, D.C.

The Secretary of State for National Policy asked the local Hungarian communities to cooperate with each other.

István Stumpf, President of Friends of Hungary Foundation, Receives Széchenyi Prize

The prize is awarded to outstanding members of the scientific community.

Recent Survey Shows that Children under 10 Are Signing Up to TikTok

NMHH's recent study investigates the habits of TikTok users in Hungary.

Pannónia Scholarship Program Turns Out to Be a Huge Success

Balázs Hankó assessed how the Pannónia Scholarship Program has performed so far.

Brussels Gives Hungary Two Months to Change Their Laws about Firearms

The European Commission sent a letter to Hungary about their outdated firearm posession laws.

Survey: Young People Have More Pressing Concerns than Climate Change

The Mathias Corvinus Collegium's institutions conducted a survey with 1,000 Hungarian citizens aged 15-39.

Clown Doctors’ Transylvanian Visit Proves that Laughter Can Heal

The Hungarian Red Noses foundation visited the children's wards of the Târgu Mureș clinics, and is planning on returning.

Economy

Artificial Intelligence to Play a Key Role in the Defense Industry

Hungarian universities and research institutes will participate in the field of AI applications in the future.

Debrecen University Acquires World-Class CT Scanner

It takes only 0.23 seconds to circle the entire body and 0.7 seconds (a single heartbeat) to scan the coronary arteries of the heart.

Exports Soon to Set Off from Hungarian-Owned Part of Trieste Port

A significant part of Hungarian exports are destined for the Far East, mainly by sea.

Stabilizing Rents and Shifting Trends – Changes in the Real Estate Market

The demand for real estate is increasing, but so are the prices of properties.

European Space Agency Launches Tender for Hungarian Companies

The aim is to build and develop satellite communication capabilities.

BiotechUSA Announces Mega Investment

The design and construction phase of their newest project took a total of three years, with the company now carrying out test production.

Recent Survey Shows that Children under 10 Are Signing Up to TikTok

NMHH's recent study investigates the habits of TikTok users in Hungary.

Culture

March 15 Celebrations: “177 years ago Hungarian freedom took shape”

Viktor Orbán gives his annual festive speech in Budapest.

Comic Exhibition Opens Showing Untold Stories of Musicians

The "Rajz & Roll" comic exhibition showcases the works of the Master-Lab Comics team.

István Stumpf, President of Friends of Hungary Foundation, Receives Széchenyi Prize

The prize is awarded to outstanding members of the scientific community.

Dubai Landmark Painted in Hungarian Colors for National Holiday

Hungarians celebrated the 1848-49 revolution and war of independence over the weekend.

Researchers Discover New Cell Groups in the Human Brain

The findings could be of great help in research into diseases such as schizophrenia, epilepsy, and Alzheimer's.

Winners of this Year’s Ányos Jedlik Prize Announced

The Ányos Jedlik Prize is intended to recognize work in the field of industrial property protection.

Szekler Freedom Day Encourages Fight for Autonomy

The Ministerial Commissioner for Hungary's Neighborhood Policy celebrates Szekler Freedom Day on Budapest.

Sport

Legendary Assist Lands Milos Kerkez among Europe’s Best Wing-Backs

Milos Kerkez is now in the Premier League's top three defenders for assists this season.

Szoboszlai Voted Liverpool’s Player of the Month

The "tireless midfielder" won the award for the first time in the 2024/25 season.

“You have Boxed with a Man, Right?” – Viktor Orbán Tells Female Olympic Boxer

The Hungarian female boxing champion was controversially defeated by a transgender athlete in Paris.

Hungarian Triumph at the European 10m Championships Debut Solo Event

The Hungarian delegation finished the continental competition with four medals.

Air Rifle Teams Win Medals at the European Championships

Both the men's and women's teams excelled in the event.

Gábor Rakonczay Completes Solo Atlantic Crossing in Canoe

He is the only person in the world to have canoed across the ocean.

New Kicks on the Block: Two New Players Join the National Football Team

Marco Rossi announced that Bence Dárdai and Alex Tóth have been invited to join the Hungarian national football team.

Lifestyle

Food Delivery Company Pays the Price for Poor Services

Foodora has to pay a fine of 50 million forints because of its bad services.

Boating Season Soon to Kick Off on Lake Balaton

Earlier, BAHART announced significant discounts for 2025.

Significant Expansion of Ryanair in Hungary in Sight

The long-term plans include the introduction of Debrecen and Lake Balaton to the airline's destinations.

Budapest Airport Voted the Best in Europe Once Again

An international survey asked passengers about the quality of service they had received.

Nyíregyháza Zoo Reveals the Sex of Polar Bear Cubs

In the past year, six polar bear cubs have been born in zoos around the world.

Think You Have an Expensive Oven? How About One for EUR 20 Million?

Intersnack Hungary has started producing a new, potato-based snack at its plant in Győr with the help of a new oven.

Spring Arrives with Record Heat in Budapest

A 105-year heat record was broken in the capital on Thursday.

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Reports of Moving U.S. Troops Stationed in Germany to Hungary Unsubstantiated

EU Minister: “The Warsaw express will never arrive in Budapest”

What It Takes to Help Persecuted Christians – Interview with Daniel Solymári

Erasmus: How Brussels ‘Deconstructs’ European Values

March 15 Celebrations: “177 years ago Hungarian freedom took shape”

Speaker of Parliament is Comparing the EU to the Habsburg Regime

Fidesz and the Tisza Party Battle it out for the Largest Crowd on March 15

New Constitutional Proposal Defines a Person As Either Male or Female

Government Announces the Biggest Tax Reduction in the EU

The Nation Remembers Victims of Communism

Rise in Teachers’ Pay Will Improve the Institutional Climate

Western Balkan Countries Should Enter EU ahead of Ukraine, Says FM

Hungary Offers Aid to Those Injured in Macedonian Disco Tragedy

Comprehensive Economic Agreement with Montenegro on the Horizon

Brussels Gives Hungary Two Months to Change Their Laws about Firearms

Ambassador of Ukraine Asks Hungarian Opera House to Cancel Russian Singer’s Gala Event

The US and Hungary Agree – Peace in Ukraine Is Top Priority

Families in Focus at UN Women’s Summit

First Ever Hungarian Diaspora Meeting Held in Washington, D.C.

István Stumpf, President of Friends of Hungary Foundation, Receives Széchenyi Prize

Recent Survey Shows that Children under 10 Are Signing Up to TikTok

Pannónia Scholarship Program Turns Out to Be a Huge Success

Brussels Gives Hungary Two Months to Change Their Laws about Firearms

Survey: Young People Have More Pressing Concerns than Climate Change

Clown Doctors’ Transylvanian Visit Proves that Laughter Can Heal

Artificial Intelligence to Play a Key Role in the Defense Industry

Debrecen University Acquires World-Class CT Scanner

Exports Soon to Set Off from Hungarian-Owned Part of Trieste Port

Stabilizing Rents and Shifting Trends – Changes in the Real Estate Market

European Space Agency Launches Tender for Hungarian Companies

BiotechUSA Announces Mega Investment

Recent Survey Shows that Children under 10 Are Signing Up to TikTok

March 15 Celebrations: “177 years ago Hungarian freedom took shape”

Comic Exhibition Opens Showing Untold Stories of Musicians

István Stumpf, President of Friends of Hungary Foundation, Receives Széchenyi Prize

Dubai Landmark Painted in Hungarian Colors for National Holiday

Researchers Discover New Cell Groups in the Human Brain

Winners of this Year’s Ányos Jedlik Prize Announced

Szekler Freedom Day Encourages Fight for Autonomy

Legendary Assist Lands Milos Kerkez among Europe’s Best Wing-Backs

Szoboszlai Voted Liverpool’s Player of the Month

“You have Boxed with a Man, Right?” – Viktor Orbán Tells Female Olympic Boxer

Hungarian Triumph at the European 10m Championships Debut Solo Event

Air Rifle Teams Win Medals at the European Championships

Gábor Rakonczay Completes Solo Atlantic Crossing in Canoe

New Kicks on the Block: Two New Players Join the National Football Team

Food Delivery Company Pays the Price for Poor Services

Boating Season Soon to Kick Off on Lake Balaton

Significant Expansion of Ryanair in Hungary in Sight

Budapest Airport Voted the Best in Europe Once Again

Nyíregyháza Zoo Reveals the Sex of Polar Bear Cubs

Think You Have an Expensive Oven? How About One for EUR 20 Million?

Spring Arrives with Record Heat in Budapest