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Budapest Hits a High Note: Concert Tourism Surges with Music Legends

Budapest Hits a High Note: Concert Tourism Surges with Music Legends


Liget Budapest Named World’s Best Urban Development Project

Liget Budapest Named World’s Best Urban Development Project


Budapest Hosts Historic Turkic States Summit

Budapest Hosts Historic Turkic States Summit

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Two Hungarian Cities among the Happiest in the World

Two Hungarian Cities among the Happiest in the World


Germany Sends Aid to Syrian Regime, Hungary to their Victims

Germany Sends Aid to Syrian Regime, Hungary to their Victims


US Treasury Secretary Pledges to Resume Negotiations on Double Taxation

US Treasury Secretary Pledges to Resume Negotiations on Double Taxation


Balaton Cross-Swim Back On: Thousands to Dive In This Saturday

Balaton Cross-Swim Back On: Thousands to Dive In This Saturday

Europe’s biggest open-water swim returns after weather delays — forecast promises sunshine, warm water, and calm winds.
Feast and Folk at the Csárda Festival This August 20

Feast and Folk at the Csárda Festival This August 20

Traditional Hungarian cuisine, folk music, and dance take center stage at Vörösmarty Square during the August 18–20 festival.

Latest news

Competition Authority Launches Proceedings against Airbnb


Foreign Minister Welcomes U.S.-Russia Talks as “Hope for Central Europe”


Heatwave to Return with Weekend Temperatures Nearing 40°C


Ikarus Buses Will Return to Greece after 20 Years


While the West Turns to Migration, Hungary Favors Family Support, Says Prime Minister


American Airlines to Launch Daily Budapest–Philadelphia Flights


Siófok Tops Summer Travel Charts as Hungarians Flock to Balaton


From Loaves to Leaves: Double Festival Day at Skanzen Open-Air Museum


Opinion Opinion


Orbán and the Great Russia-Gate Hoax

Orbán and the Great Russia-Gate Hoax

The only side to benefit from the U.S. Democrat's alleged "Russian interference" scam will be the Russian intelligence services.
The Quiet Gap: Japan’s Strategic Absence in Central Europe

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”

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

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.

Domestic Politics Domestic Politics


While the West Turns to Migration, Hungary Favors Family Support, Says Prime Minister

While the West Turns to Migration, Hungary Favors Family Support, Says Prime Minister

In Western countries, falling birth rates are being addressed through migration, but in his view, this strategy has failed.

Erzsébet Camp Offers Sick and Disadvantaged Children a Summer of Healing Joy

Blending 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 Orbán

The Hungarian leader addressed the concept of digital conquest ahead of the upcoming elections.

Annual Housing Support for Public Service Workers Announced

Public sector employees could soon receive one million forints annually to help with housing costs, in addition to the fixed 3% Home Start Loan.

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.

PM Orbán Proposes Strategic Deal over Ukraine’s EU Membership

An "orderly, contract-based strategic cooperation between the EU and Ukraine" could be "maintained, terminated, or modified as the situation requires.”
The First Hint of a Pivotal Moment: Orbán’s Silent Call

The First Hint of a Pivotal Moment: Orbán’s Silent Call

The Prime Minister is preparing for the earliest possible date for next year's parliamentary elections.

Foreign politics Foreign politics


Foreign Minister Welcomes U.S.-Russia Talks as “Hope for Central Europe”

Foreign Minister Welcomes U.S.-Russia Talks as “Hope for Central Europe”

In his view, the war can only end if the U.S. and Russia reach an agreement.

While the West Turns to Migration, Hungary Favors Family Support, Says Prime Minister

In Western countries, falling birth rates are being addressed through migration, but in his view, this strategy has failed.

Ukraine Rejects Conscription Death Investigation, Foreign Minister Claims

The Hungarian Government initiated the inclusion of those responsible for “forced conscription” on the EU sanctions list.

President Congratulates His Newly Inaugurated Polish Counterpart

A new conservative president will be a counterbalance to Donald Tusk's regime.

Orbán and the Great Russia-Gate Hoax

The only side to benefit from the U.S. Democrat's alleged "Russian interference" scam will be the Russian intelligence services.

U.S.–Hungarian Ties Deepen as Top Exporters Push Back on EU–U.S. Tariff Pact

Ten top companies form a task force to protect jobs and industry after EU–U.S. deal imposes steep duties on European goods.
State Secretary Says Hungarian Unity in Slovakia Is Our Joint Responsibility

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 Society


RB Leipzig’s Gulácsi Donates Award Bonus to Children’s Hospice

RB Leipzig’s Gulácsi Donates Award Bonus to Children’s Hospice

For the third time, the Hungarian goalkeeper has chosen to support ill children through his prize money.

Balaton Cross-Swim Back On: Thousands to Dive In This Saturday

Europe’s biggest open-water swim returns after weather delays — forecast promises sunshine, warm water, and calm winds.

Heatwave to Return with Weekend Temperatures Nearing 40°C

HungaroMet forecasts days of unrelenting sun and rising heat, with no rainfall expected through Sunday.

Neglected Railway Stations to Undergo Extensive Renovations

The multi-billion forint investment is funded by MÁV’s own resources and supported by the Hungarian Village Program.

Sediment Removal Becomes Growing Challenge at Lake Balaton

To prevent ecological decline, the government has ordered urgent dredging of the lake.

Strive for Holiness, Do Not Settle for Less: Pope’s Call Echoes through a Million Youth

The sprawling Tor Vergata field, on the outskirts of the Eternal City, became the beating heart of the Catholic world for one extraordinary weekend.
Rethinking Choice: Campaign Sparks Debate on Abortion

Rethinking Choice: Campaign Sparks Debate on Abortion

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

Economy Economy


Competition Authority Launches Proceedings against Airbnb

Competition Authority Launches Proceedings against Airbnb

The platform may be misleading users with unclear and incomplete information, the Authority warns.

Ikarus Buses Will Return to Greece after 20 Years

The iconic Hungarian manufacturer introduces its latest electric models to Greek roads.

Siófok Tops Summer Travel Charts as Hungarians Flock to Balaton

New data reveals top destinations, travel habits, and spending trends shaping Hungary’s 2025 summer vacation season.

Pharma Powerhouse Gedeon Richter Stays on Track for 2025 Growth

Strong sales in Europe and sustained R&D investment underpin an optimistic outlook.

Retail Sales Rise as Tax Cuts Boost Household Spending

Government data shows a 3% year-on-year rise in retail turnover, supported by family tax benefits and consumer protection measures.

E.ON Revamps EV Charging Network with Smarter, Simpler System

A refreshed design and registration-free on-site payment are now available at 418 charging points across the country.
Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

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

Culture Culture


Flying Pest Control: Birds and Bats Reduce Vineyard Crop Loss, Study Finds

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.

Feast and Folk at the Csárda Festival This August 20

Traditional Hungarian cuisine, folk music, and dance take center stage at Vörösmarty Square during the August 18–20 festival.

From Loaves to Leaves: Double Festival Day at Skanzen Open-Air Museum

Celebrate Hungary’s heritage and green future with traditional breadmaking, eco-activities, and hands-on exhibits.

Buda Castle Comes Alive with Protestant Celebration This August 20th

A joyful fusion of gospel, classical music, children's programs, and faith-driven dialogue marks Hungary’s national holiday.

Historic Ruszwurm Pastry Shop Closes after 15-Year Legal Battle

Budapest’s nearly 200-year-old confectionery institution has been evicted by the local government over unpaid rent and a long-standing legal dispute.

100 Musicians, 40 Years: Gypsy Orchestra Celebrates Anniversary with Gala Concert

The jubilee concert will highlight the ensemble's most memorable moments, while also presenting new pieces.
A Message to Our Neighbors: The Rights of National Minorities Matter

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

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

Sport Sport


RB Leipzig’s Gulácsi Donates Award Bonus to Children’s Hospice

RB Leipzig’s Gulácsi Donates Award Bonus to Children’s Hospice

For the third time, the Hungarian goalkeeper has chosen to support ill children through his prize money.

Balaton Cross-Swim Back On: Thousands to Dive In This Saturday

Europe’s biggest open-water swim returns after weather delays — forecast promises sunshine, warm water, and calm winds.

Norris Clinches Thrilling Win at Renovated Hungaroring as McLaren Marks 200th Victory

Hungary’s investment in world-class motorsport facilities shines as Norris and Piastri battle for glory.

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.

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.
NHL-sponsored Referee Camp to Take Place in Budapest

NHL-sponsored Referee Camp to Take Place in Budapest

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

Lifestyle Lifestyle


Zalakaros Thermal Spa Honored for Renewable Energy Excellence

Zalakaros Thermal Spa Honored for Renewable Energy Excellence

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

Feast and Folk at the Csárda Festival This August 20

Traditional Hungarian cuisine, folk music, and dance take center stage at Vörösmarty Square during the August 18–20 festival.

Heatwave to Return with Weekend Temperatures Nearing 40°C

HungaroMet forecasts days of unrelenting sun and rising heat, with no rainfall expected through Sunday.

American Airlines to Launch Daily Budapest–Philadelphia Flights

In cooperation with the Hungarian Tourism Agency, the government aims to restore direct air links to other major U.S. cities, including Chicago and New York.

Siófok Tops Summer Travel Charts as Hungarians Flock to Balaton

New data reveals top destinations, travel habits, and spending trends shaping Hungary’s 2025 summer vacation season.

Neglected Railway Stations to Undergo Extensive Renovations

The multi-billion forint investment is funded by MÁV’s own resources and supported by the Hungarian Village Program.
Cycling and Equestrian Sports Receive Huge Boost in the Szeged Region

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.

Gallery Gallery


Grape Harvest Season Opens in South Balaton with Promising Yield

Summer Spectacle Centered around Horses Thrills Audiences – Gallery

Szolnok Helicopter Base Shows off Capabilities during President’s Visit

Tour de Hongrie Has Not Been Such a Success since 2020

Photos Show Impressive Capabilities of the Gidrán Armored Vehicles

Largest Spring Carnival In The Carpathian Basin Attracts Visitors

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