Police in Hungary have seized recommendation sheets from three parliamentary candidates in the Vasi 2nd electoral district, including those of independent candidate Péter Magyar.

Despite Viktor Orban's anti-EU rhetoric, a new pre-election poll indicates that the majority of his party's voters express trust in the European Union and wish for Hungary to remain a member of the bloc.

Orbán enfrenta o seu maior desafio eleitoral no domingo. O Governo ainda não fechou a porta à UGT e espera conseguir um acordo sobre o pacote laboral. E há mais ataques ao Líbano.

An important detail regarding election rules for Hungarian citizens who re-register or vote at foreign representations has been highlighted and confirmed by the National Election Office.

A recent survey indicates that Hungary's opposition party, Tisa, holds a lead over Prime Minister Orban's Fidesz party, with 38% support compared to Fidesz's 29%, ahead of upcoming elections.

A journalist from PÚBLICO is reporting from Hungary on the intense and anxious national election campaign, which is seen as significant for the future of Europe.

Hungary has signed defense and energy agreements with the United States, as part of broader diplomatic and economic developments in the region.

The European Anti-Fraud Office (OLAF) has warned Hungary about 94 billion forints (€250 million) in customs fraud involving shoes and textiles from China, leading to five criminal complaints.

An analysis suggests that after 16 years of Viktor Orbán's rule, Hungarians are poorer and the country is perceived as the most corrupt in the EU. The article questions whether voters will challenge the status quo in the upcoming parliamentary elections.

Leaked audio recordings reportedly reveal close and confidential contact between Russia's Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Hungary's Foreign Minister Peter Szijjarto over several years, suggesting Hungary shared EU information with Russia.

Europol has dismantled a human trafficking network that charged up to €22,000 per migrant, operating between Hungary, France, and the United Kingdom. The operation resulted in eight arrests and the seizure of passports and vehicles.

A young man in Mátészalka, Hungary, received a three-year suspended sentence for biting a police officer, defending himself by stating he was under the influence of drugs. The prosecution is seeking a custodial sentence.

A nursery school teacher in Ballószög, Hungary, has been fired and is under criminal investigation following suspicions that she abused children entrusted to her care.

Brussels is demanding clarification regarding allegations that Hungary shared confidential EU meeting information with Russia, based on intercepted phone calls.

The US envoy to the European Union has stated that Donald Trump and J.D. Vance are not interfering in Hungary's electoral process.

В неделя унгарците се отправят към урните в това, което може да се окаже едно от най-значимите избори за страната от десетилетия. Залогът се простира далеч отвъд Будапеща.

The European Commission has described information regarding Peter Szijjarto's talks with Sergey Lavrov as 'extremely disturbing.' A spokesperson announced that the issue would be raised urgently at the level of EU member state leaders.

According to Használtautó.hu, electric and hybrid vehicles are increasingly popular in Hungary, while demand for diesel cars continues to fall.

Fuel prices in Croatia are reported to be lower than the EU average, though higher than in neighboring Hungary and Slovenia. The increase in diesel prices across the European market is attributed to supply disruptions from the Persian Gulf.

Hungary reported a 3.8% year-on-year increase in retail sales for February. This growth indicates a positive trend in the country's consumer spending.

A young man in Nyírbátor, Hungary, who grew up in a local orphanage, has been charged with coercing his fellow residents into begging and handing over their earnings to him.

An investigation by a Russian portal claims that nearly half of the 47 employees at the Russian embassy in Budapest may have ties to intelligence services. The report suggests 15 individuals are confirmed and an additional 6 are suspected of having such connections.

A woman in Siófok, Hungary, caused significant damage by scratching two cars, reportedly due to anger over parking, resulting in half a million forints in damages.

Despite 16 years of unorthodox, centrally-controlled, high-pressure economic policies under Viktor Orbán, Hungary's economic catch-up has fallen behind other countries in the region by most metrics.

Mladi birači, koji su stasali tokom vladavine aktuelnog mađarskoj premijera, predstavljaju važnu grupu koja pokreće podršku opoziciji

Leaked documents obtained by Telex reveal details of Hungary's planned 200-person military mission to Chad, which was prepared by the Ministry of Defense last November but has since been put on hold. The plans included armored vehicles, helicopters, and a 14 billion forint camp.

New details and leaked audio recordings indicate that Hungary has been coordinating with the Kremlin to impede Ukraine's accession to the European Union.

Hungary has announced new 'evidence' in a case involving a seized Ukrainian bank convoy, a claim which Oschadbank has dismissed as fabricated.

A Medián poll suggests that Hungary's upcoming elections could see a record 74% voter turnout and a stable two-thirds majority for the Tisza party, a level not seen since 2014.

A Fidesz candidate reportedly campaigned using contact information obtained from a children's Christmas train event in Érd, Hungary. The organizing civil society organization stated that there was nothing problematic and everything was done according to regulations.

A man was beaten to death in Hejőcsaba, Hungary. The perpetrator has been apprehended and is also under investigation for another violent crime.

Huawei has expanded its contactless payment feature for smartwatches, making it available in Hungary and across Europe, addressing a frequently requested function.

After several years of consistent growth, holiday budgets in Hungary have reportedly stalled, indicating a potential shift in consumer spending habits.

The article discusses Austrian TV presenter Armin Wolf's eventful Tuesday evening, which included appearances on "ZiB 2" and "Willkommen Österreich," as well as a program attempting to explain Hungary, highlighting his significant media presence.

As Hungary's election approaches, traders are actively placing bets on the country's markets, anticipating potential shifts and opportunities.

Geely's electric vehicles, recently introduced in Hungary, are capable of incredibly fast charging, with some models achieving a full charge in under 4.5 minutes.

As of January 1, 2026, employers in Hungary will no longer be required to maintain paper-based social security books, raising questions about when existing books should be issued to insured individuals and what procedures to follow.

This article discusses regimes like Hungary where formal democratic institutions exist but incumbents repeatedly violate minimum standards of fair competition.

House prices in Portugal have seen a significant increase of 180% between 2015 and 2025, marking the highest rise in the European Union, only surpassed by Hungary.

A man in his 20s has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for an axe murder in Nyírmihálydi, with the sentence increased from 18 years on appeal.

Honor's new mid-range smartphone, the 600 Lite, featuring a 108-megapixel camera and aluminum casing, has been released in Hungary.

U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance has arrived in Hungary for an official visit, during which he praised Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's energy policy.

New EU data indicates that Hungary experienced the largest increase in housing prices among member states, according to a recent report.

European lawmakers are advocating for the removal of a specific interpreter, known for working with Putin, from an OSCE election observation mission in Hungary, facing objections from the OSCE Parliamentary Assembly president.

Hungary is set to provide a $30 million grant for the reconstruction of Soltanli village in Jabrayil, Azerbaijan.

Hungary has tightened military security following an alleged sabotage attempt on the TurkStream gas pipeline. While explosives were reportedly of 'U.S. origin,' Serbian authorities are still investigating who was behind the incident.

Reports indicate that black dust, a mixture, has accumulated in piles above the false ceiling and fallen onto workers at a battery factory in Göd, Hungary.

Leaked photos and documents from a Samsung factory in Göd, Hungary, reveal that many workers were exposed to air filled with carcinogenic substances for years. This was due to severe technical problems, negligence, and extremely lax regulatory control.

Since 2022, the European Union has adopted 19 rounds of sanctions against Russia, with experts stating their long-term effectiveness, despite Hungary's objections delaying the 20th round.

A warning and alert have been issued for a significant portion of Hungary due to a windstorm, with gusts potentially reaching 65–75 kilometers per hour.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that Hungary's energy security issues extend beyond the election period, warning that Europe is heading towards an extremely serious energy crisis.

Viktor Orbán, who has led Hungary since 2010 and reshaped its political institutions, faces a significant challenge in elections this month.

Predsednik opozicione stranke Liga socijaldemokrata Vojvodine (LSV) - Vojvođani Bojan Kostreš ocenio je danas da se slučaj pronalaska eksploziva u blizini gasovoda kod Kanjiže dogodio u "precizno…

Healthcare workers and home care providers in Hungary were given the opportunity to try indoor skydiving at the Skyward wind tunnel, an experience usually reserved for skydivers.

Alcohol consumption in Hungary is decreasing, particularly for beer, with a growing market share for non-alcoholic and low-alcohol options. This trend towards consuming fewer but higher-quality beverages appears to be unstoppable across the entire Hungarian drink market.

Growing public anger in Hungary is directed at the country's leadership over widespread corruption, with Transparency International ranking it as the most corrupt in the European Union. Despite official reports of modest assets, many voters believe Hungarian leader Viktor Orban's wealth is understated.

The article reviews significant government handouts and spending in Hungary before elections over the past 25 years, highlighting a new level of spending in 2022 despite the state treasury being nearly empty.

Hungary has reportedly blocked an agreed-upon loan to Ukraine, a move that is now seen as a significant challenge for European Union institutions.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy visited the Hungarian minority living in the western part of the country, just three days before Hungary's general elections.

Mađarska stranka desnog centra Tisa ima prednost pred vladajućom strankom Fidesz premijera Viktora Orbána uoči parlamentarnih izbora u nedjelju, pokazali su rezultati ankete objavljene u novinama…

A prognosis for 2026 discusses the Paks II nuclear power plant project in Hungary, highlighting its potential to supply electricity for growing Chinese battery production and boost the economy, while also noting potential construction delays for the first block.

According to Piotr Arak, Hungary's economy has been operating at lower speeds for years, indicating stagnation rather than a full-blown crisis. Upcoming parliamentary elections may determine if efforts are made to revitalize it.

Ukraine has made significant progress in repairing the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline and expects to complete repairs in the spring. This development comes amidst an ongoing dispute with Hungary regarding supply interruptions.

Heavy snowfall was reported on Kékestető, Hungary's highest peak, during Thursday night and Friday morning, challenging the perception of spring weather.

Hungary is holding pivotal elections for 199 MPs, with analysis focusing on whether Viktor Orbán will lose power after 16 years, as his model has been criticized for corruption and economic underperformance.

Hungary has significantly accelerated the sale of state-owned properties, including ministry buildings, office blocks, and former hotels, ahead of upcoming elections, with some buildings still in use by state organizations.

A report from Hungarian countryside areas bordering Slovenia describes widespread intimidation and alleged electoral fraud favoring the current leader, Viktor Orbán.

Hungary's electoral system, designed by Viktor Orban's government, is under scrutiny for combining gerrymandered constituencies and proportional lists that benefit his Fidesz party. Critics argue these tactics give Fidesz an unfair advantage in elections.

Osbáth Norbert, a member of the Hungarian group Pamkutya, posted a TikTok video stating that Hungary is declining year by year and urged citizens to vote for a more peaceful and happier future.

This article examines various individuals, including Magyar Péter and Simicska Lajos, who have publicly opposed Hungary's NER system after becoming disillusioned with it over the past 16 years.

A Hungarian article critiques the Fidesz party, arguing that its current pursuit of power contradicts its original founding principles of limiting authority. The piece reflects on the party's 38-year history.

The European Commission has requested an explanation from Hungary regarding 'extremely concerning' reports that Hungary shared confidential EU information with Russia, specifically concerning discussions with Sergey Lavrov.

Transparency International launched a virtual exhibition in Kossuth Square, Budapest, showcasing major domestic corruption cases and scandals to illustrate why Hungary is considered the most corrupt EU state.

Stolen items were discovered in a black bag during the evacuation of the Szőlő street reformatory in Hungary, leading to suspicions involving a prison guard and two inmates.

Austria's exports to Hungary saw an increase in 2025, making Austria the second-largest investor in Hungary after Germany, with Austrian companies expressing hopes for greater economic policy predictability following the upcoming elections.

A driver, who had been banned from driving five times, caused a rampage in Dunaújváros, Hungary. Authorities were able to apprehend the individual after their vehicle became stuck in mud.

Gunnsteinn Ólafsson, an Icelandic musician and composer with strong ties to Hungary, shared his insights on what he describes as "fateful elections" in the country. Ólafsson, who annually visits Hungary and speaks the language, offered his perspective on the political landscape.

Revealed communications between Hungary and Russia have angered several European leaders, painting a grim picture of their relationship.

A ticketless passenger in Kelenföld, Hungary, caused nearly one million forints (approximately $2,700 USD) in damage by punching a hole in a train toilet door before attacking the conductor. The passenger is now responsible for covering the cost of the damage.

Hungary's Mol company is set to purchase 500,000 tons of US oil, while American company Westinghouse may participate in the lifetime extension of the Paks I nuclear power plant.

During a visit to Hungary, US Vice President J.D. Vance expressed optimism regarding the possibility of a ceasefire between Ukraine and Russia, noting ongoing talks and converging positions.

An Austrian TV program features a report on Hungary's incitement against anti-fascists, alongside other TV tips for Thursday.

Croatian Economy Minister Ante Šušnjar commented on reports of a potential agreement between Hungary and the US for American oil purchases, emphasizing the crucial role of Croatia's JANAF in oil transport to Hungary.

An American non-profit organization interviewed fifty guest workers, and a full report on the working conditions for Chinese guest workers at the BYD construction site in Szeged, Hungary, is set to be released in May.

The Falakon Túl Munkacsoport (Beyond the Walls Working Group) published its month-long work on the future of abused children in closed institutions, offering concrete proposals and noting that many workers feel it's pointless to report abuse.

A newly renovated National Virology Laboratory in Pécs, Hungary, is conducting research on dangerous viruses and focusing on pandemic preparedness, even for outbreaks that may never occur.

The Serbian Parliament’s Defense and Internal Affairs Committee refused to discuss the discovery of explosives near a gas pipeline close to the border with Hungary.

Boris Kálnoky, a former correspondent for 'Die Welt' and 'Die Presse,' stated in an interview that Hungary's media landscape is significantly more balanced and courageous than Germany's.

Hungary has experienced a significant increase in electric vehicle registrations, reaching record-breaking milestones in March for green license plates, which are issued for pure electric and other zero-emission vehicles.

Reports suggest that the BMW plant in Debrecen, Hungary, could potentially produce a new, visually striking sports coupe model, showcasing design elements from the Neue Klasse aesthetic.

Supporters of Hungary's Tisza Party in Cegléd and Nagykáta expressed optimism for the upcoming elections, believing that the restoration of democracy would allow other issues to be addressed.

US Senator J.D. Vance visited Budapest to express support for Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, days before a crucial vote.

Dániel Hrabóczki, an IT specialist known as "Gundalf," made a brief appearance at Péter Magyar's political forum in Vác, delivering a message to attendees.

Huntsman Corporation is expanding its facility in Hungary to increase its production capacity for specialty amines, a key component in various industrial applications.

Wossala Rozina's restaurant has closed, with the owner stating she has moved away from the catering industry and her co-founders decided not to continue operations.

A cross-border scandal involving large-scale Ukrainian cash transports has emerged, with allegations of complicity from Romanian authorities, while Hungary reportedly stopped the practice and apprehended seven Ukrainian citizens, including a former intelligence general.

Hungary has seen a record number of green license plate registrations, indicating a surge in the popularity of used electric cars among Hungarians. This trend suggests a growing adoption of electric vehicles in the country.

BMW sales in Hungary experienced a significant increase of nearly 25% in the first quarter of 2026, reflecting strong performance in the automotive market.

A group of EU parliamentarians has requested the exclusion of a former Kremlin interpreter from an OSCE mission tasked with independently monitoring elections in Hungary. The request highlights concerns over the interpreter's past affiliations.

A fleeing driver in Hungary nearly hit a patrol officer and pushed a police van during an escape attempt, revealing he had been banned from driving six times previously.

A wild animation, created by Balázs Gróf, has been released based on Tibor Bödőcs's novel, featuring strong allusions to Hungary's ruling Fidesz party (NER).

Hungary is experiencing sunny and windy weather, with temperatures potentially reaching 20 degrees Celsius on Tuesday, but cooler conditions and morning frosts are expected to return from Thursday.

An increasing number of Germans are choosing to relocate to Hungary, driven by factors such as nostalgia, financial considerations, and dissatisfaction with German politics.

Questions have arisen regarding a possible state of emergency in Hungary following an incident near Kanjiža, prompting discussions about security threats in the country.

Montenegrin President Jakov Milatović received the credentials of new ambassadors, including Hungary's, noting significant potential for enhanced bilateral and multilateral cooperation with the represented states.

A 16-year political experiment under Viktor Orban's illiberal nationalism has reportedly failed to achieve any of its stated goals for Hungary. The Washington Post analysis suggests the long-term strategy has not yielded the desired results.

During an Easter mass in Fót, Hungary, a priest controversially labeled Gyurcsány, Stalin, and Kádár as enemies of Jesus, with several church communities subsequently pledging support for the ruling parties.

Next week's Hungarian election is being closely monitored by major powers as a referendum on Europe's right-wing politics and a crucial event for Chinese interests within the European Union, with polls showing Viktor Orban's Fidesz party trailing.

A Financial Times editorial highlights the rare international attention on Hungary's upcoming election, suggesting that a potential loss for Prime Minister Viktor Orbán could send ripples across Europe.

Hungary's Easter Monday forecast includes showers and strong wind gusts, with sunny weather and temperatures between 16 and 22 degrees Celsius expected by the afternoon.

International observers are monitoring Hungary's election, but the credentials of some have been challenged, while a new documentary raises fresh concerns about the integrity of the country’s electoral system.

A nonprofit Artificial Intelligence Research Center in Hungary is facing questions over the expenditure of 300 million forints in public funds, with little evidence of its stated research activities.

First-time activists are fueling a grassroots movement across rural Hungary in an effort to unseat Viktor Orban. This surge in activism comes ahead of a key election.

A bomb threat targeting a gas pipeline has been dismissed by many, with even Fidesz supporters showing little belief in its seriousness.

President Zelensky confirmed that Ukraine is completing repairs on the damaged Druzhba oil pipeline by spring, despite ongoing disputes with Hungary and Slovakia regarding the pipeline.

Housing prices in Hungary rose five times faster than the European Union average in 2025, according to a report.

Former Czech President Václav Klaus expressed anticipation for Hungary's upcoming election results, stating that Hungarians must defeat internal and external opponents and showing support for Prime Minister Orbán.

A recent representative survey in Hungary indicates that nearly half of the 18-75 year old population uses some form of nicotine product, with traditional cigarettes remaining the most popular.

Five senior Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) responsible for monitoring the rule of law in Hungary have expressed "serious doubts" about whether the upcoming parliamentary elections in Hungary this week can be considered...

Europe is closely monitoring Hungary's upcoming election, where Prime Minister Orbán is fighting for political survival, while a €2.2 billion Chinese deal also raises questions about economic security.

A commentary piece criticizes Viktor Orban's long-standing leadership in Hungary, highlighting his authoritarianism and its negative impact on the country's citizens and economy despite increased international attention. The article suggests a need for change in the country.

A 1910 barn fire in Öröritó, Hungary, which claimed over 300 lives during an Easter celebration after a kerosene lamp exploded, is highlighted as a forgotten disaster comparable to the Titanic. Organizers had blocked most exits to prevent freeloaders.

A man in Mátészalka, Hungary, was given a suspended prison sentence for biting a police officer following a car chase that occurred last July.

Hungary's main left-wing party is reportedly struggling to secure votes in an election primarily contested by two right-wing candidates, focusing its efforts on the capital and rural towns amidst criticism of polls.

Five deer ran onto a highway near Balatonfenyves, Hungary, creating dangerous moments for drivers, which were captured on video. Drivers reportedly handled the situation well.

"These are not normal democratic elections." The European Parliament calls for "urgent measures" to ensure a fair election in Hungary

The Croatian-Hungarian BRIDGE project, valued at over 2.08 million euros, was presented at the Križnica Visitor Center, aiming to strengthen cooperation between the two countries through tourism development.

Lidl has responded to a €186 million fine, which was mentioned by a GVH official, concerning the labeling and marketing of whole-grain products.

New revelations indicate that Hungary's European policy is being steered from Moscow, leading EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen to take action.

A project to connect Budapest's Gödöllő HÉV and Metro 2 has sparked controversy after a minister's deputy reportedly signed off on it just before an election, despite the minister having previously halted the investment.

Hungary's upcoming election presents a choice between Viktor Orbán's state-centric governance and Péter Magyar's proposed EU alignment, with implications for the economy, rule of law, and international investments.

Hungary is enhancing its appeal to nature enthusiasts by renovating forest school accommodations and backcountry lodges this spring. This initiative, supported by the government's Active Hungary program, is set to continue with additional sites through 2026.

Police have arrested two men in connection with the murder of a winery owner in Császártöltés, Hungary.

Hungary's State Secretary for International Communication, Zoltán Kovács, stated that U.S. investments support 100,000 jobs in the country, following a visit by U.S. Vice President J.D. Vance.

Hungarian opposition leader Péter Magyar is campaigning against Prime Minister Viktor Orban, stating that "time is working in our favor" against the "richest and most corrupt prime minister in Europe."

Northrop Grumman has partnered with 4iG to develop Hungary's first sovereign communications satellite. This collaboration marks a significant step for Hungary's independent space capabilities.

A fact-check report details how Kremlin disinformation campaigns are specifically targeting Hungary's upcoming election.

Hungary's industrial output experienced a 1.5% year-on-year decline in February, according to the Budapest Business Journal.

Important economic data, including inflation, consumption, and industrial performance, were released in Hungary just three days before the elections, presenting a mixed economic picture.

Ukraine's Oschadbank has rejected Hungary's assertions of new evidence concerning a seized convoy, labeling the claims as 'falsified'.

Hungary's parliamentary election on April 12 is a major test for Viktor Orbán, with Peter Magyar challenging his long rule amidst corruption allegations. Adding to the election context, György Wáberer, a wealthy individual holding state-linked positions, has been actively encouraging citizens to vote.

A 19-year-old electric scooter rider was injured in Nagykanizsa, Hungary, after colliding with a braking car they failed to notice; the scooter also lacked mandatory insurance.

Construction is set to begin on Hungary’s largest current rail upgrade, the HUF 12 billion (EUR 32 million) Zalaszentiván “delta track” project, which will improve train speeds between Szombathely and Zalaegerszeg.

A young person in Hungary's Borsod region threatened multiple schools with a terror attack, reportedly drawing inspiration from news programs.

A new opinion poll indicates a potential shift in power dynamics in Hungary. However, a significant number of undecided voters means the final outcome of the upcoming elections remains uncertain.

Sunday’s election will show if it’s possible to defeat Orbán’s illiberal democracy

U.S. Senator J.D. Vance is reportedly working to bolster Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's re-election efforts, as Orbán faces a challenging political contest.

US Vice President J.D. Vance visited Hungarian Premier Viktor Orbán, praising him and criticizing EU bureaucracy. During his visit, Vance experienced an awkward moment when his call to President Donald Trump went to voicemail.

Hungary's Large Corporate Growth Index has remained stable, supported by widespread business confidence across various sectors.

Sabine Donner, an expert from the Bertelsmann Foundation, analyzed in the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung that autocrats are unable to implement normal economic policies, using Hungary as an illustrative example.

An art and science project is addressing the challenges of living as a Jew in Berlin after October 7, 2023, and drawing parallels in current antisemitism between Germany and Hungary. The project's main event was held on Thursday evening.

Péter Magyar began his political campaign on Tuesday in a constituency in Hungary that has consistently been won by Fidesz candidate Zoltán Bóna.

Uzbekistan and Hungary are expanding their interregional cooperation, fostering stronger ties between their respective regions.

On April 12th, the country's eyes will be glued to screens, but there will certainly be those who want to escape reality for at least a few hours or seek answers to real questions in fiction. This article recommends theater performances for election day.

An analyst suggests that Hungary's Fidesz party is on the verge of collapse, with the RMDSZ party also facing a precarious situation. This political instability in Hungary is expected to have repercussions in Transylvania.

Die Parlamentswahl in Ungarn wird auch eine Abstimmung über das Gesundheitswesen. In der Bevölkerung ist der Unmut über die Spitäler groß

Many within the European Union are reportedly fed up with Hungary's 'blackmailing' tactics, even in matters unrelated to national interests, suggesting that Prime Minister Orbán's veto policy days are coming to an end.

An Intercity train experienced a breakdown near Lepsény, resulting in a one-hour delay on the popular Lake Balaton railway line in Hungary.

The results of Hungary's solar panel storage program began to be announced on Easter Monday. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán sent a propaganda letter to the winners, thanking them and mentioning themes of sovereignty and utility cost reduction.

Residents of Kisbér, Hungary, successfully forced a biogas plant operator to address the unbearable stench caused by its operations, demonstrating effective community action against environmental pollution.

In Hungary, the Christian tradition of Easter Monday sees men in folk costumes bringing out buckets, symbolizing the continuation and sharing of the joyful news of the Resurrection through water sprinkling.

A potential victory for Péter Magyar in Hungary's April 12 election could lead to a different dynamic for Hungary within the European Union, though some aspects may remain unchanged.

Hungary's Prime Minister Orbán, who has long been a source of annoyance for the European Union, is now facing the prospect of defeat in upcoming elections, coinciding with a thwarted pipeline attack near the Serbian border.