Flying Pest Control: Birds and Bats Reduce Vineyard Crop Loss, Study Finds The study showed that these animals not only help control pest populations but also provide economic benefits to farmers.
Popular Thermal Spa Is Getting a Complete Overhaul A €2.1M EU-backed modernization targets long-term operational savings and sustainability.
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.
Alice Weidel: “This Brussels system is driving us into poverty” The AfD co-chair accuses Ursula von der Leyen of corruption, claims the EU is harming European industry and democracy, and calls for Hungary’s continued independence from Brussels.
Former Protégé of the European Radical Left Hits a Downward Trajectory Berg is the latest in a long line of Momentum politicians to cause embarrassment to their European allies.
Sziget Festival “Kneecap” Controversy: Morons with a Clever Plan Exploiting performers and their audience for political activism is fast becoming the new norm.
Annual Housing Support for Public Service Workers AnnouncedPublic sector employees could soon receive one million forints annually to help with housing costs, in addition to the fixed 3% Home Start Loan.
Erzsébet Camp Offers Sick and Disadvantaged Children a Summer of Healing JoyBlending cutting-edge care with traditional camp fun, the program creates a safe, empowering space for thousands of young lives each year.
Conservative Youth Rebel Too, Claims Prime Minister OrbánThe Hungarian leader addressed the concept of digital conquest ahead of the upcoming elections.
Former Protégé of the European Radical Left Hits a Downward TrajectoryBerg is the latest in a long line of Momentum politicians to cause embarrassment to their European allies.
PM Orbán Proposes Strategic Deal over Ukraine’s EU MembershipAn "orderly, contract-based strategic cooperation between the EU and Ukraine" could be "maintained, terminated, or modified as the situation requires.”
Message of New Housing Loan Is to Help People Purchase Their First HomeMinister Balázs Hankó highlighted that Hungarians like to live in their own homes.
The First Hint of a Pivotal Moment: Orbán’s Silent CallThe Prime Minister is preparing for the earliest possible date for next year's parliamentary elections.
EU-U.S. Customs Deal Harms Both Europe and Hungary, Says Head of PM’s OfficeGergely Gulyás called the EU-U.S. trade agreement humiliating, and questioned the Commission’s legal authority.
U.S.–Hungarian Ties Deepen as Top Exporters Push Back on EU–U.S. Tariff PactTen top companies form a task force to protect jobs and industry after EU–U.S. deal imposes steep duties on European goods.
Ukraine Accused of Covering Up Abuse of Ethnic MinorityWhile Ukraine cites lack of evidence, international bodies confirm broader conscription abuses.
Patriots for Europe Publish Brussels’ NGO Contracts and Decry Political BiasMEP Dömötör's says the majority of the funds went to politically active organizations.
Guardians of the Baltics: Gripens Back in ActionNATO can count on Hungary as a responsible partner in regional security.
UN Failing in Its Peacekeeping Role amid Ukraine War, Says FM Péter SzijjártóThe Foreign Minister criticizes the United Nations for being "preoccupied with dysfunction" and calls for immediate ceasefire and peace talks in Ukraine.
State Secretary Says Hungarian Unity in Slovakia Is Our Joint ResponsibilityIf we want a strong Hungarian community in Slovakia, we have to act accordingly.
Dozens Killed in Catholic Church Attack in CongoThe Hungary Helps program is sending emergency aid to the region.
Strive for Holiness, Do Not Settle for Less: Pope’s Call Echoes through a Million YouthThe sprawling Tor Vergata field, on the outskirts of the Eternal City, became the beating heart of the Catholic world for one extraordinary weekend.
Record Number of White Stork Chicks Ringed This YearAfter 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 MatchSix fans got blacklisted and a local soccer club got fined after a recent match.
MCC Feszt 2025 Kicks Off in Esztergom on ThursdayThree-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 MineThe aim of the project is to collect photos and stories related to the salt mine, whether they are about excursions, healing, or family visits.
Rethinking Choice: Campaign Sparks Debate on AbortionIn Hungary, an average of 58 abortions are performed daily.
OTP Bank Surpasses Expectations with Historic Q2 ProfitThe institution's core business in Hungary generated nearly one-third of its total profit.
Popular Thermal Spa Is Getting a Complete OverhaulA €2.1M EU-backed modernization targets long-term operational savings and sustainability.
Why Your Grocery Bill Is So Much Lower in BudapestA new European index confirms Budapest as one of the cheapest cities for everyday essentials, beating Berlin, Rome, and Lisbon.
Research Project Aims to Save Domestic Apricot ProductionIn recent years, spring frosts have regularly caused difficulties for Hungarian apricot growers.
MOL Strengthens Regional Supply Chains with Kazakh Crude OilIn addition to its cooperation with Kazakhstan, the Hungarian company recently concluded a trade agreement for the import of 160,000 tons of Azerbaijani crude oil.
Fuel Prices Freeze after Four Consecutive HikesDespite global developments pointing to a decline in prices, wholesalers did not implement any reductions.
Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural TownOnly a few boilers were kept in the buildings of Mórahalom for safety reasons.
Flying Pest Control: Birds and Bats Reduce Vineyard Crop Loss, Study FindsThe study showed that these animals not only help control pest populations but also provide economic benefits to farmers.
Vácrátót Garden Wins Spot on Europe’s Map of Historic LandscapesThe botanical landmark recognized for its rich legacy joins the elite cultural route of historic gardens.
Region’s Top Fashion Event to Spotlight Next Generation of CreatorsThe organizers believe that nurturing talent is not only a long-term investment, “but also an active force shaping the present of the profession.”
University of Szeged Launches Landmark Dual-Degree Program in ChinaHungarian-Chinese partnership offers nationwide enrollment, international diplomas, and cutting-edge IT education.
Strive for Holiness, Do Not Settle for Less: Pope’s Call Echoes through a Million YouthThe sprawling Tor Vergata field, on the outskirts of the Eternal City, became the beating heart of the Catholic world for one extraordinary weekend.
Permanent Exhibition to Honor “Tarzan” Star Johnny WeissmüllerIn addition to the legendary swimmer and actor, the exhibition will also commemorate the history of his home village.
A Message to Our Neighbors: The Rights of National Minorities MatterThe camp helps young people connect to their ethnic cultural heritage.
Formula for Success: Hungaroring’s Transformation Wins Global AttentionFormula 1 CEO Stefano Domenicali calls the revamp of the Mogyoród race track a model for other European venues.
Norris Clinches Thrilling Win at Renovated Hungaroring as McLaren Marks 200th VictoryHungary’s investment in world-class motorsport facilities shines as Norris and Piastri battle for glory.
Hubert Kós Claims 200m Backstroke Gold with Record-Breaking SwimThe 22 year-old swimmer sets new European record at World Aquatics Championships in Singapore.
Veszprém and Bakony-Balaton Named European Region of Sport 2026A 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 StageThe team will continue their Champions League qualifying journey against Bulgarian side Ludogorec in the next round.
Romanian Gendarmes Escort Hungarian Fans from Football MatchSix fans got blacklisted and a local soccer club got fined after a recent match.
NHL-sponsored Referee Camp to Take Place in BudapestNHL chose Budapest to train more than fifty young referees from 15 countries.
Zalakaros Thermal Spa Honored for Renewable Energy ExcellenceThe thermal bath has been recognized on an international level for its dedication to geothermal energy.
Popular Thermal Spa Is Getting a Complete OverhaulA €2.1M EU-backed modernization targets long-term operational savings and sustainability.
Vácrátót Garden Wins Spot on Europe’s Map of Historic LandscapesThe botanical landmark recognized for its rich legacy joins the elite cultural route of historic gardens.
Football Star Dominik Szoboszlai Welcomes His First Child"No victory or gold medal can compare to the birth of my child. That moment will stay with me forever," the Liverpool star opened up on becoming a father.
A Slice of Celebration: National Cake and Bread Set for August FestivitiesModern 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 2025Visitor numbers and revenues rose sharply in the first half of the year, led by strong domestic and foreign demand.
Cycling and Equestrian Sports Receive Huge Boost in the Szeged RegionThe projects target cycling and equestrian tourism, as well as water tourism on the Maros and Tisza rivers.