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Foreign politics

EU-U.S. Customs Deal Harms Both Europe and Hungary, Says Head of PM’s Office

Gergely Gulyás called the EU-U.S. trade agreement humiliating, and questioned the Commission’s legal authority.

Patriots for Europe Publish Brussels’ NGO Contracts and Decry Political Bias

MEP Dömötör's says the majority of the funds went to politically active organizations.

Guardians of the Baltics: Gripens Back in Action

NATO can count on Hungary as a responsible partner in regional security.

UN Failing in Its Peacekeeping Role amid Ukraine War, Says FM Péter Szijjártó

The Foreign Minister criticizes the United Nations for being "preoccupied with dysfunction" and calls for immediate ceasefire and peace talks in Ukraine.

The Quiet Gap: Japan’s Strategic Absence in Central Europe

Cultural unfamiliarity, corporate risk aversion, and a lack of government-driven strategy explain Tokyo’s lag.

No Ukrainian Queens Here: Historian Rebukes Ambassador’s Claims

There is no shared genetic heritage between the two nations.

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.

Record Number of White Stork Chicks Ringed This Year

After setting a record of 1,767 ringed chicks in 2024, this year saw an even higher number of individuals tagged.

Romanian Gendarmes Escort Hungarian Fans from Football Match

Six fans got blacklisted and a local soccer club got fined after a recent match.

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.

Rethinking Choice: Campaign Sparks Debate on Abortion

In Hungary, an average of 58 abortions are performed daily.

Economy

Investing in Healing: Doctor Wages Soar as Sector Reforms Take Hold

The average gross salary of physicians has nearly tripled in five years.

Swiss Weather Protection Solutions Plant Expands in Central Hungary

Hungary’s export-driven economy and regional growth continue to attract foreign capital.

Guardians of the Baltics: Gripens Back in Action

NATO can count on Hungary as a responsible partner in regional security.

New Program Boosts Business Growth in Southern Hungary

Oeconomus study links business density to regional development as the Demján Sándor Program targets rural investment disparities.

Audi Hungaria’s Electric Drives Receive Accreditation in China

The Asian country has one of the world's most stringent automotive regulations, especially for imported electric drives.

Grape Harvest Season Opens in South Balaton with Promising Yield

Both the quantity and quality of the crop are good.

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

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

Culture

No Ukrainian Queens Here: Historian Rebukes Ambassador’s Claims

There is no shared genetic heritage between the two nations.

A Slice of Celebration: National Cake and Bread Set for August Festivities

Modern takes on the iconic Dobos cake and artisanal breads unite heritage and innovation for the country's birthday.

Kodály Institute Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary

A commemorative concert featuring Kodály’s iconic works will be held on August 7 in Budapest.

Over 1,500 Hungarian Pilgrims at the Jubilee of Youth

According to the Vatican, 100,000 young people attended the opening Mass on Tuesday evening in St. Peter's Square.

Three Days of Soul, Jazz, and Funk: Paloznak Jazz Picnic Is Back

The popular jazz festival by Lake Balaton begins this Thursday.

33rd Csángó Festival to Unite Tradition Keepers from across the Borders

During the event, a folk art fair will also welcome visitors with folk artists and handicrafts.

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

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

Sport

Formula for Success: Hungaroring’s Transformation Wins Global Attention

Formula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali calls the revamp of the Mogyoród race track a model for other European venues.

Hubert Kós Claims 200m Backstroke Gold with Record-Breaking Swim

The 22 year-old swimmer sets new European record at World Aquatics Championships in Singapore.

Veszprém and Bakony-Balaton Named European Region of Sport 2026

A key goal of the winning project is to increase residents' physical activity levels while highlighting the joy of movement.

Champions League: FTC Advances, Securing Spot in European Group Stage

The team will continue their Champions League qualifying journey against Bulgarian side Ludogorec in the next round.

Romanian Gendarmes Escort Hungarian Fans from Football Match

Six fans got blacklisted and a local soccer club got fined after a recent match.

Two More Medals at the World Fencing Championships in Tbilisi

The Hungarian delegation closed the tournament with six medals in total.

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.

A Slice of Celebration: National Cake and Bread Set for August Festivities

Modern takes on the iconic Dobos cake and artisanal breads unite heritage and innovation for the country's birthday.

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.

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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Patriots for Europe Publish Brussels’ NGO Contracts and Decry Political Bias

Guardians of the Baltics: Gripens Back in Action

UN Failing in Its Peacekeeping Role amid Ukraine War, Says FM Péter Szijjártó

The Quiet Gap: Japan’s Strategic Absence in Central Europe

No Ukrainian Queens Here: Historian Rebukes Ambassador’s Claims

State Secretary Says Hungarian Unity in Slovakia Is Our Joint Responsibility

Dozens Killed in Catholic Church Attack in Congo

Record Number of White Stork Chicks Ringed This Year

Romanian Gendarmes Escort Hungarian Fans from Football Match

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

Rethinking Choice: Campaign Sparks Debate on Abortion

Investing in Healing: Doctor Wages Soar as Sector Reforms Take Hold

Swiss Weather Protection Solutions Plant Expands in Central Hungary

Guardians of the Baltics: Gripens Back in Action

New Program Boosts Business Growth in Southern Hungary

Audi Hungaria’s Electric Drives Receive Accreditation in China

Grape Harvest Season Opens in South Balaton with Promising Yield

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

No Ukrainian Queens Here: Historian Rebukes Ambassador’s Claims

A Slice of Celebration: National Cake and Bread Set for August Festivities

Kodály Institute Celebrates Its 50th Anniversary

Over 1,500 Hungarian Pilgrims at the Jubilee of Youth

Three Days of Soul, Jazz, and Funk: Paloznak Jazz Picnic Is Back

33rd Csángó Festival to Unite Tradition Keepers from across the Borders

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

Formula for Success: Hungaroring’s Transformation Wins Global Attention

Hubert Kós Claims 200m Backstroke Gold with Record-Breaking Swim

Veszprém and Bakony-Balaton Named European Region of Sport 2026

Champions League: FTC Advances, Securing Spot in European Group Stage

Romanian Gendarmes Escort Hungarian Fans from Football Match

Two More Medals at the World Fencing Championships in Tbilisi

NHL-sponsored Referee Camp to Take Place in Budapest

Zalakaros Thermal Spa Honored for Renewable Energy Excellence

A Slice of Celebration: National Cake and Bread Set for August Festivities

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

Cycling and Equestrian Sports Receive Huge Boost in the Szeged Region