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Domestic Politics

Let the Looting Begin: Far Left Soros NGOs to Nominate Members of Controversial “Asset Recovery Office”

Three civil society organizations are set to advise TISZA officials in selecting the new leadership.

Left-Wing Camp Celebrates the Dissolution of Mária Schmidt’s Conservative Network

Viktor Orbán confidante Mária Schmidt has been the driving force behind the internationally renowned "House of Terror" Museum.

Court Rules Against Péter Magyar’s Brother in Fake Child Abuse Libel Case

The court ordered the founder of the TISZA-affiliated news portal Kontroll to pay court costs totaling more than 500,000 forints.

Foreign politics

German Authorities Reject Foreign Minister’s Naive Request to Boost Danube Water Levels

Hungary reportedly sought help from Baden-Württemberg as persistently low Danube levels threatened energy supplies.

Hungary and Romania: When Anti-Corruption Becomes a Political Weapon

The cases of Romania's DNA and Hungary's NVVH raise concerns about the politicization of institutions created to safeguard the rule of law.

Slovak PM Pledges Help During Hungary’s “Unprecedented Energy Crisis”

Robert Fico says Slovakia’s nuclear plants remain unaffected thanks to different cooling systems.

Viktor Orbán Reacts to Ceuta Migration Crisis

"Europe needs leaders who will defend its borders, restore order, and put the safety of their own citizens first," Viktor Orbán said.

Colombian Community Fights to Save Its Embassy in Budapest

Colombia’s cost-cutting drive sparks alarm among Central European communities facing the loss of their diplomatic lifeline.

Meeting of Liberal Minds: a “Delighted” Markus Söder Embraces New Relations with Péter Magyar

After years of frosty relations, the CSU now wants to deepen political and economic cooperation.

Prosecutors Hit Back at PM over Gold Convoy Probe

The other investigation, conducted by the prosecutor’s office, was launched in connection with possible abuses that occurred during the arrest.

Society

Budapest Rally Calls for Ban on Demonstrations Glorifying Terrorism

The approval of the rally is likely another concession to Brussels' critical stance toward Israel.

Hungarian Hussars Monument Vandalized in Slovakia

The recently re-erected monument was painted and spray-painted in an act of vandalism.

Seven Injured Remain Hospitalized After Serious M3 Coach Crash

Two patients are in serious, life-threatening but stable condition as doctors continue treatment in Miskolc.

German Authorities Reject Foreign Minister’s Naive Request to Boost Danube Water Levels

Hungary reportedly sought help from Baden-Württemberg as persistently low Danube levels threatened energy supplies.

Magyar Turns Paks Visit Into Self-Promotion Stunt While Emergency Crews Work Tirelessly

Concrete blocks were dramatically dropped into the Danube in a costly and unnecessary spectacle staged for the pro-government press.

Six of the Twelve Polish Victims of the Tragic Saturday Coach Accident Identified

The Polish tourist bus carrying pilgrims returning from Bosnia and Herzegovina overturned near Mezőkeresztes early Sunday morning.

Defense Forces Provide Drinking Water During Historic Heatwave

Soldiers will remain on site and continue securing supplies until local public infrastructure has been fully stabilized.

Economy

Gripen Fighter Jet Crashes at Szolnok Military Base

The pilot ejected safely and is hospitalized in stable condition as authorities investigate the cause of the crash.

Expert Warns Against Rushing Wind Power Expansion

The Atlantic and North Sea coasts have stronger, more consistent winds, while Hungary experiences weaker and less predictable conditions.

Budapest Airport Plans Major Taxiway Upgrade

More than 70,000 square meters of new pavement and upgraded lighting are planned at Liszt Ferenc International Airport.

Magyar Government Accused of Running a “Pig Butchering Scam” for Chinese Companies

"Policy continuity in Europe is not as strong as it is in China."

Domestic Power Grid Planned to Be Expanded with Billions from the EU

While E.ON and state-owned utilities are signing contracts worth billions, the major Hungarian company is coming away empty-handed.

Military Helicopters Help Fight Wildfires in Veszprém County

The helicopters made 22 water drops, delivering a total of 44,000 liters of water to the fires.

Sole Proprietorships on the Rise

Hungary’s business structure is evolving differently from five years ago.

Culture

The Magyarabs of Wadi Halfa: Hungary’s Forgotten Tribe in Africa

The remarkable story of a Hungarian-descended community in Nubia, that has preserved its heritage for centuries along the Nile.

Relics of St. Stephen Find a New Home in Prague

The Hungarian Catholic community in Prague received the authenticated relics in a solemn ceremony.

Roman-Era Statue Discovered in the Danube Near Dunaújváros

The almost perfectly preserved statue is among several significant Roman-era artifacts.

Lake Balaton Towns Prepare for Fireworks and Festive Events on August 20

Major lakeside towns will mark Hungary’s national holiday with fireworks, light shows, concerts, festivals, and alternative cultural programs.

Debrecen Flower Carnival to Bring Floral Floats and International Performers to the City

The week-long celebration will feature 350 events.

Memento Park’s First Retro Day to Bring Socialist Era Items to the Market Stalls

Garage sales, vintage cars and a flashlight walk invite visitors to explore the everyday memories of the Kádár era (1956 -1989) on August 30.

U.S. to Serve as Guest of Honor at 40th Annual Festival of Folk Arts

The United States is celebrating the 250th anniversary of its independence this year.

Sport

Three Medals at the U20 World Wrestling Championships in Bratislava

László Koppány claimed silver in the 130kg Greco-Roman category, while Zalán Toplak and Petro Zsitovoz secured bronze medals.

Barnabás Varga Opens Season with a Goal for AEK Athens

Despite his strong performance, the Hungarian forward faces a tough battle for a spot in the starting lineup.

Hubert Kós Wins European Title in 200m Backstroke

The 23-year-old athlete won Hungary’s second medal in pool swimming in Paris.

Bence Halász Wins European Hammer Title with National Record Throw

The Hungarian athlete earned the eighth international medal of his career, but this was the first time he stood on the top step of the podium.

Open-Water Swimmers Wrap Up European Championships with Seven Medals

Dávid Betlehem secured Hungary’s only gold medal of the championships in the 3-kilometer knockout race.

Guzi and Koleszár Defend European Pentathlon Relay Title in Istanbul

Hungary emerged as the most successful team at the European Championship.

Zsófia Törőcsik Reclaims World Record in Freediving

The Hungarian freediver reached a depth of 107 meters in Croatia.

Lifestyle

Lake Balaton’s Tourist Season Is Stretching Beyond Summer

Instead of the classic beach vacation, other activities take center stage in late summer and early fall.

First Hungarian Restaurant Opens in Lebanon

A new restaurant in Lebanon introduces authentic Hungarian classics, from lángos and goulash to kürtőskalács, to an international audience.

Weekend Highlights: Cave-spa Reopens as Szentendre Hosts Bread Festival

After a two-year closure, the Miskolctapolca Cave Bath will reopen on August 20.

Budapest Gains Popularity among Latin American Travelers

Latin American tourists are increasingly looking beyond Europe’s traditional destinations toward other regions.

Night of Aviation Invites Visitors on a Journey Through the History of Flight

The world’s only airworthy Li-2 aircraft will take off on a nostalgic flight during the event.

Cake of the Year Is a Blend of Berries, Almonds and Sour Cream

This year, competing cakes also had to contain Hungarian curd cheese (rögös túró) as a mandatory ingredient.

Budapest Zoo Celebrates 160th Anniversary with Special Weekend Festival

This Sunday marks 160 years since the zoo first opened its gates to the public.

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Budapest Rally Calls for Ban on Demonstrations Glorifying Terrorism

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FIDESZ Launches Internal Review After Election Defeat, Examining Party’s Future

Left-Wing Camp Celebrates the Dissolution of Mária Schmidt’s Conservative Network

Court Rules Against Péter Magyar’s Brother in Fake Child Abuse Libel Case

German Authorities Reject Foreign Minister’s Naive Request to Boost Danube Water Levels

Hungary and Romania: When Anti-Corruption Becomes a Political Weapon

Slovak PM Pledges Help During Hungary’s “Unprecedented Energy Crisis”

Viktor Orbán Reacts to Ceuta Migration Crisis

Colombian Community Fights to Save Its Embassy in Budapest

Meeting of Liberal Minds: a “Delighted” Markus Söder Embraces New Relations with Péter Magyar

Prosecutors Hit Back at PM over Gold Convoy Probe

Budapest Rally Calls for Ban on Demonstrations Glorifying Terrorism

Hungarian Hussars Monument Vandalized in Slovakia

Seven Injured Remain Hospitalized After Serious M3 Coach Crash

German Authorities Reject Foreign Minister’s Naive Request to Boost Danube Water Levels

Magyar Turns Paks Visit Into Self-Promotion Stunt While Emergency Crews Work Tirelessly

Six of the Twelve Polish Victims of the Tragic Saturday Coach Accident Identified

Defense Forces Provide Drinking Water During Historic Heatwave

Gripen Fighter Jet Crashes at Szolnok Military Base

Expert Warns Against Rushing Wind Power Expansion

Budapest Airport Plans Major Taxiway Upgrade

Magyar Government Accused of Running a “Pig Butchering Scam” for Chinese Companies

Domestic Power Grid Planned to Be Expanded with Billions from the EU

Military Helicopters Help Fight Wildfires in Veszprém County

Sole Proprietorships on the Rise

The Magyarabs of Wadi Halfa: Hungary’s Forgotten Tribe in Africa

Relics of St. Stephen Find a New Home in Prague

Roman-Era Statue Discovered in the Danube Near Dunaújváros

Lake Balaton Towns Prepare for Fireworks and Festive Events on August 20

Debrecen Flower Carnival to Bring Floral Floats and International Performers to the City

Memento Park’s First Retro Day to Bring Socialist Era Items to the Market Stalls

U.S. to Serve as Guest of Honor at 40th Annual Festival of Folk Arts

Three Medals at the U20 World Wrestling Championships in Bratislava

Barnabás Varga Opens Season with a Goal for AEK Athens

Hubert Kós Wins European Title in 200m Backstroke

Bence Halász Wins European Hammer Title with National Record Throw

Open-Water Swimmers Wrap Up European Championships with Seven Medals

Guzi and Koleszár Defend European Pentathlon Relay Title in Istanbul

Zsófia Törőcsik Reclaims World Record in Freediving

Lake Balaton’s Tourist Season Is Stretching Beyond Summer

First Hungarian Restaurant Opens in Lebanon

Weekend Highlights: Cave-spa Reopens as Szentendre Hosts Bread Festival

Budapest Gains Popularity among Latin American Travelers

Night of Aviation Invites Visitors on a Journey Through the History of Flight

Cake of the Year Is a Blend of Berries, Almonds and Sour Cream

Budapest Zoo Celebrates 160th Anniversary with Special Weekend Festival