The Country’s Top Ski Resort Opens with Affordable Prices and Fun Activities One of the best aspects for families this year is the freeze on ski pass prices.
Hungary’s Christmas Spirit: 19 Magnificent Trees Across the Counties Each tree tells a story, creating a collective celebration that unites communities across the nation.
Christmas Message from the Hungary Today Team The great Romanesque Church of Saint George in Ják Yet again this year we continue in our tradition of thanking our readers for their patronage and support on Christmas...
Opinion: Hungarian Solidarity with Persecuted Matteo Salvini The emergence of mass migration is no coincidence, it is by design.
Hungary on the Frontline against Turning Georgia into Another Proxy-war Wasteland Coordination between political forces defending their fragile democracies in Europe is now deemed essential.
Nationalist Turnaround and Hungarian Representation of Interests in Romania Compromises with the nationalist parties are unthinkable, and alliances across ideological divides may be necessary.
Hungary Grants Asylum to First Persecuted Polish Politician since the Fall of CommunismDonald Tusk's left-wing government had been accused of trampling on political rights and free speech.
János Martonyi – a Lifetime of Service to Sovereignty and European IntegrationThe Award for a Civic Hungary was described as a reflection of Martonyi’s key role in rebuilding a civil Hungary.
Historic Leap Forward: M85 Motorway Completes Sopron’s Link to the BorderThe motorway, stretching 93 kilometers in total, enhances transport safety, and alleviates traffic in Sopron’s city center.
Teachers’ Pay Rise to Continue from JanuaryThe government will provide a 21.2 percent higher wage increase compared to 2024.
Salgótarján’s S-Bahn Project Gains Government SupportThe system will operate exclusively within the city, easing congestion on local bus services.
Polls: Fidesz Still Most Popular, But the Left Is Catching UpIn terms of the preferences of active party voters, Fidesz-KDNP stands at 40 percent, while TISZA Party at 35 percent.
Zero Tolerance for Murder: Parliament Adopts New Legal FrameworkThe legislative change represents a significant shift in Hungary’s legal framework.
Hungarian Minority Party Takes Key Roles in New Romanian GovernmentFor the first time, Romania will have a Hungarian Finance Minister.
Viktor Orbán: Magdeburg Terror Attack a Consequence of Illegal MigrationGerman politicians are still in denial about the consequences of their open border policies.
Stock Market to Surge as Viktor Orbán’s U.S. Trip Bolsters Ties with Donald TrumpHungary's focus is on Trump’s new trade strategies and his plans for Europe.
Viktor Orbán Discusses Energy Supplies in SofiaBulgaria remains a reliable partner in energy cooperation.
Hungarian EU Presidency Marks Progress amid Divisions concerning the Ukraine WarThe war in Ukraine remains the EU’s most pressing political issue.
Opinion: Hungarian Solidarity with Persecuted Matteo SalviniThe emergence of mass migration is no coincidence, it is by design.
Oil Shipments via the Friendship Pipeline ResumeThe pipeline's crucial role in supplying crude oil to Hungarian refineries underscores its strategic importance.
The Circle of Light Closes and Illuminates the WorldThe four candles symbolize the light that spreads across the earth through the birth of Jesus.
Pope Francis Recognizes Bishop Áron Márton’s Heroic SacrificeBishop Áron Márton, Bishop of Alba Iulia, opposed WWII Jewish deportations and resisted communist rule.
Population Decline: Deaths Surpass Births by Roughly 60% in NovemberThis sustained trend highlights the need for demographic policies to counterbalance population decline.
Outrage over Planned Public Toilet near Hungarian Poet’s Statue in UkraineThe Petőfi statue, erected in 1990, was inaugurated by Hungarian President Árpád Göncz and Ukrainian leaders.
Hungarian Aid Reaches Lebanese Christians amid Ongoing InstabilityThere is growing global instability, marked by armed conflicts, terror threats, and uncertainty in various regions.
János Martonyi – a Lifetime of Service to Sovereignty and European IntegrationThe Award for a Civic Hungary was described as a reflection of Martonyi’s key role in rebuilding a civil Hungary.
Parliament Hosts Disadvantaged Kids for Christmas PartyThe annual Christmas tradition at Parliament continues to foster joy and community among children in need.
Budapest Airport Embarks on Terminal 3 Project to Meet Rising Passenger DemandRecords have been consistently broken throughout the year, demonstrating the growing demand for Hungary.
Stock Market to Surge as Viktor Orbán’s U.S. Trip Bolsters Ties with Donald TrumpHungary's focus is on Trump’s new trade strategies and his plans for Europe.
Viktor Orbán Discusses Energy Supplies in SofiaBulgaria remains a reliable partner in energy cooperation.
MOL Expands Solar Portfolio with New State-of-the-Art PlantThe trial operation of the Ballószög solar farm is set to commence in January 2025.
Minister Calls for Global Energy Sovereignty at UN AssemblyThe expansion of nuclear energy is essential for providing cost-effective solutions to rising energy demands.
BYD Expands Dealership Network in HungarySince July, BYD has led the Hungarian market for pure electric vehicles.
Oil Shipments via the Friendship Pipeline ResumeThe pipeline's crucial role in supplying crude oil to Hungarian refineries underscores its strategic importance.
Hungary’s Christmas Spirit: 19 Magnificent Trees Across the CountiesEach tree tells a story, creating a collective celebration that unites communities across the nation.
Composer György Kurtág Receives Public Media’s Top Honor for 2024Despite his advanced age, he remains an active composer, currently working on his second opera.
The Circle of Light Closes and Illuminates the WorldThe four candles symbolize the light that spreads across the earth through the birth of Jesus.
Pope Francis Recognizes Bishop Áron Márton’s Heroic SacrificeBishop Áron Márton, Bishop of Alba Iulia, opposed WWII Jewish deportations and resisted communist rule.
“The largest and most successful cultural program ever organized,” Minister StatesThe cultural year not only forged stronger ties but also laid the groundwork for long-term relations.
National Museum Dedicates Bench to Legendary Photographer André KertészHis photographs of the French capital became iconic, reflecting his poetic vision and deep affection for Paris.
Women’s Handball Team Triumphs over France to Win European Bronze MedalThe match was a nail-biter from start to finish, with Hungary holding a narrow 13-12 lead at halftime.
Two Gold Medals Won at the World Aquatics over the WeekendHungary finished the Championships with four medals.
Women’s Relay Team Shines with Silver and National RecordThis achievement marked the first time a Hungarian relay team medaled at the short-course championships.
Hungary Faces Uncertainty in 2026 World Cup Qualifiers as FIFA Revises RulesFIFA’s revision of the qualifying system has changed the group structure.
Top Footballer’s Life Saved by Emergency SurgeryThe 34-year-old striker began feeling unwell during a league game, but initially dismissed the symptoms.
Milos Kerkez’s Outstanding Premier League Performance Catches Real Madrid’s EyeThe 21-year-old Hungarian national team player has proven his worth on the international stage.
Hungarian Athletes Shine among Nominees for AIPS Best of the YearVotes can be cast on the AIPS website until Sunday, December 29, at 11:59 p.m.
Hungary’s Christmas Spirit: 19 Magnificent Trees Across the CountiesEach tree tells a story, creating a collective celebration that unites communities across the nation.
Preparing for a White Christmas with Snowfall and Frosty WindsThose in affected areas are advised to take precautions against strong winds and icy conditions.
“Szaloncukor” – Edible Ornaments Hang on Hungarian Christmas TreesThe candy, wrapped in paper and glittering tin foil, is made exclusively by Hungarians.
First Locally-made Electric Articulated Bus Ready for the RoadOver the past six years, the average age of buses has dropped from 13 to 10 years.
Illuminated Bridge to Transform into the Country’s Biggest “Christmas Tree”The festive illumination will be on until December 26.
Cold Snap Could Bring Snow for ChristmasThis "warm spell" will soon be interrupted, first by a minor cold snap on Friday (December 19).
The Country’s Top Ski Resort Opens with Affordable Prices and Fun ActivitiesOne of the best aspects for families this year is the freeze on ski pass prices.