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Domestic Politics

PM Viktor Orbán: “I am not fighting Péter Magyar and the Tisza Party, but their German masters”

The Prime Minister says Hungarian politics has always been defined by one question: “Who is your master?”

Viktor Orbán Will Not Bow to German Pressure on Ukraine’s EU Membership

The Hungarian Prime Minister vows to veto sanctions harmful to Hungarian families and warns against Brussels’ interference in national decisions.

Police Launch Investigation against Budapest Mayor over Pride March

"Mi Hazánk" Vice President Előd Novák stated that the march was a “legally prohibited gathering,” while Mayor Karácsony has yet to respond.

New Drug Law Bans Traffickers from Municipalities Where They Sell Products

Not only classic drugs and new psychoactive substances, but also other mind-altering substances will be classified as drugs.

Foreign politics

Serious Rule of Law Risks Emerge within EU Institutions, Claims Report

New report highlights corruption, conflicts of interest, and systemic double standards affecting the European Parliament, Commission, and Court of Justice.

EU Debate Over Budapest Pride Sparks Sharp Divisions Among Hungarian MEPs

EU Justice Commissioner reaffirms support for LGBTQI rights as Hungarian representatives clash over Pride.

Initiative Launched to Shield EU Farmers from Ukrainian Imports

The agreement, made without Member States’ input, would sharply raise import quotas for sugar, poultry, eggs, wheat, and honey, the Minister of Agriculture warned.

The Government to Reach Out to Young Hungarians Living Worldwide

State Secretary Levente Magyar highlights programs aiming to connect Hungarian youth worldwide with their roots and the motherland.

EU–China Relations: MEP Urges Dialogue over Ideological Divide

"We need to realize that fruitful cooperation is not limited to countries with similar political systems," Enikő Győri pointed out.

Brussels’ New Report Is an Openly Anti-Christian Attack on True European Values

Ministerial Commissioner Bernadett Petri and ADF International warn that branding conservative and faith-based groups as “extremist” threatens pluralism in Europe.

Hungarian Man Beaten to Death by Ukrainian Army Recruiters

Violent forced recruitment is increasing in Ukraine with falling numbers of volunteers.

Society

Police Will Not Prosecute Budapest Pride Participants

Despite the rally’s ban, authorities acknowledge conflicting information may have misled attendees about its legality.

Voracious Library Visitors: Book-Eating Insects Invade Pannonhalma Archabbey

The rise in temperature we are experiencing in Hungary is favorable for their reproduction.

The Government to Reach Out to Young Hungarians Living Worldwide

State Secretary Levente Magyar highlights programs aiming to connect Hungarian youth worldwide with their roots and the motherland.

Explore Budapest’s Craft Beer Scene with a Beer Passport

Discover the capital's vibrant craft beer culture with one passport and six unique downtown bars.

Complete Closure of the Danube on Saturday Morning

The fifth Hungarian Open Water Tournament invites amateurs and professionals alike to enjoy a 5.29 km journey down the Danube this Saturday.

Severe Storm Batters Hungary, Biggest Power Outage in 30 Years

Over 2,200 firefighters were deployed nationwide as strong winds toppled trees, damaged buildings, and disrupted traffic and power supplies.

Hungarian Man Beaten to Death by Ukrainian Army Recruiters

Violent forced recruitment is increasing in Ukraine with falling numbers of volunteers.

Economy

Famous German Car Brand Retains Top Spot in Premium Category

The BMW Group's offering will be defined by the Neue Klasse models in the future.

Chinese-American Fund Plans Major Automotive Energy Center at ZalaZone

Zalaegerszeg could host a new R&D hub to serve global markets in intelligent vehicles and energy storage.

Initiative Launched to Shield EU Farmers from Ukrainian Imports

The agreement, made without Member States’ input, would sharply raise import quotas for sugar, poultry, eggs, wheat, and honey, the Minister of Agriculture warned.

Gigabit Hungary: High-Speed Internet to Reach the Furthest Corners of the Country

The call for proposals will contribute to the spread of 5G networks in all populated areas.

Multinational NATO Forces Conduct Live-Fire Training in Újmajor

Approximately 800 Italian, Croatian, and Hungarian soldiers have been deployed.

Over 140 Environmentally Friendly Buses Coming to Budapest

Over the past five years, 360 buses, 55 trolleybuses, and 26 new trams have been added to the Budapest fleet.

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

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

Culture

All-Hungarian Camp Kicks Off in Sátoraljaújhely

The camp unites 900 students from 15 countries.

Voracious Library Visitors: Book-Eating Insects Invade Pannonhalma Archabbey

The rise in temperature we are experiencing in Hungary is favorable for their reproduction.

“Nikola Tesla” Named Best Production at South Korea’s Largest Musical Festival

The Hungarian musical received a rating of 9 out of 10 from the jury.

Hungarian Opera and Ballet Return to Dubai with Exclusive Season Opener

Audiences can win VIP trips as the Hungarian State Opera House and National Ballet perform 'La Bohème,' Beethoven’s 'Fifth Symphony', and 'Swan Lake' at Dubai Opera.

Folk Dance to Fill Szeged’s Streets for Jubilee Festival

The event will begin on Friday afternoon with a musical parade of participants in traditional costumes.

AI Helps Decode How Unexpected Events Shape Our Memory

The researchers found that machine learning can provide guidance on how to learn or teach.

Statue of “Savior of Mothers,” Ignaz Semmelweis, Unveiled in Florence, Italy

The statue was placed in the courtyard, where children and parents pass by every day.

Sport

Strength Athlete Pulls 45-Ton Lynx Combat Vehicle with His Teeth

Hungary’s renowned strongman “Popeye” demonstrates extraordinary power by towing military vehicles.

Complete Closure of the Danube on Saturday Morning

The fifth Hungarian Open Water Tournament invites amateurs and professionals alike to enjoy a 5.29 km journey down the Danube this Saturday.

Blanka Guzi Wins Bronze at Pentathlon World Cup Final

Olympic champion Michelle Gulyás was absent from the field due to hand surgery.

Dominik Szoboszlai Mourns Liverpool Teammate Diogo Jota in Heartfelt Farewell

"Your smile, your love for the game will never be forgotten," he wrote.

Motorsport Milestone: Balaton Park Circuit Gears Up for Superbike and MotoGP

The agreement with the rights holder of the two championships will allow Hungary to put itself on the world map through motorsports after Formula 1.

Record Number of Participants to Compete in This Year’s Balaton Swim

With a 45-year history, it is one of Hungary's oldest recreational sporting events.

Marco Rossi’s Team Breaks Their Losing Streak in Azerbaijan

The visitors dominated the game, but they had to wait until the 25th minute for a chance.

Lifestyle

Hungarians Choose Balaton over Adriatic as Prices Rise and Travel Habits Change

Shorter, carefully planned holidays and favorable domestic options boost Lake Balaton’s popularity over foreign seaside resorts.

Bold IPA from Horizont Brewing Crowned 2025 Nation’s Beer

The annual campaign's goal is to let beer lovers from across the country shape the recipe of a brand-new beer by voting not only on the style but also on specific flavor profiles.

Hévíz Lake Baths To Get Temporary Bathhouse

The government will fund a temporary lake bathhouse and a long-term redevelopment strategy to secure the iconic spa’s future.

Wizz Air to Resume Budapest–Tel Aviv Flights Earlier than Planned

The airline temporarily suspended its flights to the Israeli city in June.

Hollywood Star Zendaya Returns to Budapest, Fueling Talk of Dune Sequel

Zendaya surprised guests by casually visiting a coffee shop in downtown Budapest during a filming break.

Tokaj Ranked among Europe’s Top 10 Wine Regions

The most attractive regions were selected using the Vineyard Mini-Break Index.

Quality Pálinka Drinks Take Center Stage at Gyula Festival

A unique tradition at the event is the bottling of the National Unity Pálinka, which is made from distillates from Hungary and beyond.

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PM Viktor Orbán: “I am not fighting Péter Magyar and the Tisza Party, but their German masters”

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Police Launch Investigation against Budapest Mayor over Pride March

New Drug Law Bans Traffickers from Municipalities Where They Sell Products

Serious Rule of Law Risks Emerge within EU Institutions, Claims Report

EU Debate Over Budapest Pride Sparks Sharp Divisions Among Hungarian MEPs

Initiative Launched to Shield EU Farmers from Ukrainian Imports

The Government to Reach Out to Young Hungarians Living Worldwide

EU–China Relations: MEP Urges Dialogue over Ideological Divide

Brussels’ New Report Is an Openly Anti-Christian Attack on True European Values

Hungarian Man Beaten to Death by Ukrainian Army Recruiters

Police Will Not Prosecute Budapest Pride Participants

Voracious Library Visitors: Book-Eating Insects Invade Pannonhalma Archabbey

The Government to Reach Out to Young Hungarians Living Worldwide

Explore Budapest’s Craft Beer Scene with a Beer Passport

Complete Closure of the Danube on Saturday Morning

Severe Storm Batters Hungary, Biggest Power Outage in 30 Years

Hungarian Man Beaten to Death by Ukrainian Army Recruiters

Famous German Car Brand Retains Top Spot in Premium Category

Chinese-American Fund Plans Major Automotive Energy Center at ZalaZone

Initiative Launched to Shield EU Farmers from Ukrainian Imports

Gigabit Hungary: High-Speed Internet to Reach the Furthest Corners of the Country

Multinational NATO Forces Conduct Live-Fire Training in Újmajor

Over 140 Environmentally Friendly Buses Coming to Budapest

Gas Boilers Replaced with Thermal Energy in Rural Town

All-Hungarian Camp Kicks Off in Sátoraljaújhely

Voracious Library Visitors: Book-Eating Insects Invade Pannonhalma Archabbey

“Nikola Tesla” Named Best Production at South Korea’s Largest Musical Festival

Hungarian Opera and Ballet Return to Dubai with Exclusive Season Opener

Folk Dance to Fill Szeged’s Streets for Jubilee Festival

AI Helps Decode How Unexpected Events Shape Our Memory

Statue of “Savior of Mothers,” Ignaz Semmelweis, Unveiled in Florence, Italy

Strength Athlete Pulls 45-Ton Lynx Combat Vehicle with His Teeth

Complete Closure of the Danube on Saturday Morning

Blanka Guzi Wins Bronze at Pentathlon World Cup Final

Dominik Szoboszlai Mourns Liverpool Teammate Diogo Jota in Heartfelt Farewell

Motorsport Milestone: Balaton Park Circuit Gears Up for Superbike and MotoGP

Record Number of Participants to Compete in This Year’s Balaton Swim

Marco Rossi’s Team Breaks Their Losing Streak in Azerbaijan

Hungarians Choose Balaton over Adriatic as Prices Rise and Travel Habits Change

Bold IPA from Horizont Brewing Crowned 2025 Nation’s Beer

Hévíz Lake Baths To Get Temporary Bathhouse

Wizz Air to Resume Budapest–Tel Aviv Flights Earlier than Planned

Hollywood Star Zendaya Returns to Budapest, Fueling Talk of Dune Sequel

Tokaj Ranked among Europe’s Top 10 Wine Regions

Quality Pálinka Drinks Take Center Stage at Gyula Festival