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Foreign politics

Viktor Orbán and AfD’s Alice Weidel Reject the Idea of a “United States of Europe”

The Hungarian PM and German opposition leader vow cooperation for a strong Europe amid shared concerns on migration, war, and EU centralization.

“The Brussels–Washington Agreement is Disastrous for Europe”

Fidesz–KDNP wants urgent leadership change in Brussels to protect European interests.

MCC Feszt 2025 Kicks Off in Esztergom on Thursday

Three-day event organized by Mathias Corvinus Collegium features Peter Thiel, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Dominic Cummings, and top Hungarian musicians.

After Hungary, UK Foreign Office Now Accused of Interfering in Slovak Elections

The British-funded Zinc Network also operated in Hungary, where it supported left-wing propaganda.

Ethnic Tensions Rise in Ukraine as Hungarian Minority Faces Crackdown

Anti-Hungarian sentiment is growing stronger in war-struck Ukraine.

U.S. Investment in Hungary Surges amid EU Trade Disputes

FM Péter Szijjártó blames the EC for economic damage caused by the customs dispute, while highlighting close ties with the Trump administration.

State Secretary Says Hungarian Unity in Slovakia Is Our Joint Responsibility

If we want a strong Hungarian community in Slovakia, we have to act accordingly.

Society

Dozens Killed in Catholic Church Attack in Congo

The Hungary Helps program is sending emergency aid to the region.

MCC Feszt 2025 Kicks Off in Esztergom on Thursday

Three-day event organized by Mathias Corvinus Collegium features Peter Thiel, Ayaan Hirsi Ali, Dominic Cummings, and top Hungarian musicians.

Initiative Launched to Preserve the Memory of the Praid Salt Mine

The aim of the project is to collect photos and stories related to the salt mine, whether they are about excursions, healing, or family visits.

Newly Equipped Water Rescue Team to Look Out for Visitors at Lake Balaton

The VMSZ uses a modern fleet for water rescue and emergency vehicles equipped with the latest technology.

Lake Balaton Cross-Swim Postponed due to Storm Risk

The mass sporting event is now rescheduled for August 2.

Sziget Controversy: Northern Irish Rapper Banned from Hungary for Anti-Semitic Remarks

Kneecap front man Mo Chara has been barred from entering Hungary for three years, casting doubt on the band’s upcoming festival performance.

Driving Electric Scooters May Cost More Than We Think

Accidents caused by electric scooters are not high in number, but damages can be quite serious.

Economy

Government Expects Stronger Economy Once Peace in Ukraine is Restored

Hungary’s GDP grew by 0.2% year-on-year in the second quarter of 2025.

Hungarian Tourism Soars: Near-Record Summer Season in 2025

Visitor numbers and revenues rose sharply in the first half of the year, led by strong domestic and foreign demand.

Suzuki Steps into Tomorrow with High-Tech Investment

Foreign Minister Szijjártó welcomes Japanese investments for facilitating economic growth in the country.

Helicopters Return Home after Successful Firefighting Operation in Albania

The Hungarian helicopters carried out a total of 299 water scoops during 53 hours and 37 minutes of flight time.

Pharmaceutical Giant Egis Expands Körmend Facility

Hungary’s pharmaceutical industry is a key pillar of the national economy and global competitiveness. believes Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó.

Hungary Outperforming the UK, Germany, and France in Wealth Growth

In Hungary, the median wealth per adult has increased by 18.6%.

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

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

Culture

Heritage Bottled: St. Andrea Vineyard Voted Winery of the Year

The award also reflects on the global reputation of Hungarian wine.

Rare Backstage Photos of Queen’s 1986 Budapest Concert Debut at National Museum

1986 Magic Tour marked the band's final concert series, with the Budapest show standing out as one of their last live performances together.

Initiative Launched to Preserve the Memory of the Praid Salt Mine

The aim of the project is to collect photos and stories related to the salt mine, whether they are about excursions, healing, or family visits.

Light & Sound Festival Will Bring the Walls of Tihany Abbey to Life

The free-to-attend mini-festival will offer visitors a special weekend of musical performances and visual art.

Traditional American Dances at the Museum of Ethnography

People of all ages can try themselves at American dances such as square dance, swing, country-western dance, and the Charleston.

Tradition Takes to the Trail in Canadian Scout Camp

Three Hungarian scout troops enjoyed a legendary summer camp in the Québec wilderness.

A Message to Our Neighbors: The Rights of National Minorities Matter

The camp helps young people connect to their ethnic cultural heritage.

Sport

Eleven Medals on Final Day Propel Team to U23 World Championship Victory

Hungary ended the U23 Kayak-Canoe World Championship at the top of the medal table.

European Shooting Championship: Double Triumph in 25m Pistol

Sára Ráhel Fábián took gold, while Veronika Major secured silver with confident performances.

Hungaroring Turns 40 with Grand Celebration and Upgrades

The Hungarian circuit, which is preparing for its 40th race, welcomes the Formula 1 field and fans with a new main building.

Sabre Team Wins Silver at World Fencing Championships

The Hungarian fencers faced Italy, whom they had beaten confidently in the final of the European Championships last month.

Our Fencers Perform Brilliantly at the World Championships

It was a historic success for the men's foil team, earning Hungary's first World Championship team medal in the discipline since 1987.

Hungary Tops the Medal Table at the European Pentathlon Championships

With six medals in total, our athletes dominated the continental tournament.

NHL-sponsored Referee Camp to Take Place in Budapest

NHL chose Budapest to train more than fifty young referees from 15 countries.

Lifestyle

Zalakaros Thermal Spa Honored for Renewable Energy Excellence

The thermal bath has been recognized on an international level for its dedication to geothermal energy.

Hungarian Tourism Soars: Near-Record Summer Season in 2025

Visitor numbers and revenues rose sharply in the first half of the year, led by strong domestic and foreign demand.

Hungarian Passport Is Stronger Than You Think

Hungarian citizens can now travel to 185 countries without a visa.

Tourist Numbers Surpass 10 Million before the End of July

The largest number of international travelers came from Germany, followed by Romania, the United Kingdom, Poland, and Italy.

Lotus Days in Szeged: A Weekend of Far Eastern Culture and Blooming Beauty

Central Europe's largest Indian lotus population in full bloom awaits visitors at the University of Szeged’s botanical garden, with yoga, martial arts, and traditional Eastern experiences.

Lake Balaton Cross-Swim Postponed due to Storm Risk

The mass sporting event is now rescheduled for August 2.

Cycling and Equestrian Sports Receive Huge Boost in the Szeged Region

The projects target cycling and equestrian tourism, as well as water tourism on the Maros and Tisza rivers.

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Government to Support Schools Assisting Students Returning from Abroad

Cycling and Equestrian Sports Receive Huge Boost in the Szeged Region

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Viktor Orbán and AfD’s Alice Weidel Reject the Idea of a “United States of Europe”

“The Brussels–Washington Agreement is Disastrous for Europe”

MCC Feszt 2025 Kicks Off in Esztergom on Thursday

After Hungary, UK Foreign Office Now Accused of Interfering in Slovak Elections

Ethnic Tensions Rise in Ukraine as Hungarian Minority Faces Crackdown

U.S. Investment in Hungary Surges amid EU Trade Disputes

State Secretary Says Hungarian Unity in Slovakia Is Our Joint Responsibility

Dozens Killed in Catholic Church Attack in Congo

MCC Feszt 2025 Kicks Off in Esztergom on Thursday

Initiative Launched to Preserve the Memory of the Praid Salt Mine

Newly Equipped Water Rescue Team to Look Out for Visitors at Lake Balaton

Lake Balaton Cross-Swim Postponed due to Storm Risk

Sziget Controversy: Northern Irish Rapper Banned from Hungary for Anti-Semitic Remarks

Driving Electric Scooters May Cost More Than We Think

Government Expects Stronger Economy Once Peace in Ukraine is Restored

Hungarian Tourism Soars: Near-Record Summer Season in 2025

Suzuki Steps into Tomorrow with High-Tech Investment

Helicopters Return Home after Successful Firefighting Operation in Albania

Pharmaceutical Giant Egis Expands Körmend Facility

Hungary Outperforming the UK, Germany, and France in Wealth Growth

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

Heritage Bottled: St. Andrea Vineyard Voted Winery of the Year

Rare Backstage Photos of Queen’s 1986 Budapest Concert Debut at National Museum

Initiative Launched to Preserve the Memory of the Praid Salt Mine

Light & Sound Festival Will Bring the Walls of Tihany Abbey to Life

Traditional American Dances at the Museum of Ethnography

Tradition Takes to the Trail in Canadian Scout Camp

A Message to Our Neighbors: The Rights of National Minorities Matter

Eleven Medals on Final Day Propel Team to U23 World Championship Victory

European Shooting Championship: Double Triumph in 25m Pistol

Hungaroring Turns 40 with Grand Celebration and Upgrades

Sabre Team Wins Silver at World Fencing Championships

Our Fencers Perform Brilliantly at the World Championships

Hungary Tops the Medal Table at the European Pentathlon Championships

NHL-sponsored Referee Camp to Take Place in Budapest

Zalakaros Thermal Spa Honored for Renewable Energy Excellence

Hungarian Tourism Soars: Near-Record Summer Season in 2025

Hungarian Passport Is Stronger Than You Think

Tourist Numbers Surpass 10 Million before the End of July

Lotus Days in Szeged: A Weekend of Far Eastern Culture and Blooming Beauty

Lake Balaton Cross-Swim Postponed due to Storm Risk

Cycling and Equestrian Sports Receive Huge Boost in the Szeged Region