Hungary has taken a step towards combating corruption by allowing the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) to operate within the country.

Hungary's Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister, Anita Orban, stated that Hungary will not change its policy towards the war in Ukraine and will not send weapons to Kyiv.

A new report from the Integrity Authority highlights that overpricing in public procurement is inherent to the system, not a flaw, suggesting that even strict adherence to rules leads to financial leakage, posing a significant challenge for the Tisza party's reform efforts.

An online survey by Csodásmagyarország.hu has revealed that the Lillafüred and Szilvásvárad State Forest Railroads are Hungarians' favorite narrow-gauge railways, with the Gemenc railroad ranking third.

Hungary receives significant annual funding for climate transition, with a focus on prioritizing support for people rather than just energy prices, especially given the country's poor housing energy efficiency.

The winning numbers for Hungary's five-number lottery have been revealed, with the jackpot prize valued at nearly one billion forints.

The Hungarian government has unveiled its new anti-corruption cabinet, following the European Union Council's approval of Hungary's national recovery plan.

László Varju, a leader of Hungary's Democratic Coalition (DK) party, acknowledged tactical errors in their election campaign, particularly regarding the issue of cross-border voters.

A body has been discovered in the Tisza River near the Tiszakécske public beach in Hungary. Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances surrounding the man's death.

Telex's Discord discussions will continue on Monday with climate expert János Fehér, focusing on drought, Lake Velence, and broader issues concerning Hungary's water resources.

A report reveals the median net wages for full-time workers in Hungary, indicating that while the under-20 age group saw only a 3% increase, those in their twenties experienced more dynamic growth compared to older demographics.

Hungary has fully replenished its strategic oil and fuel reserves, which now amount to 87 days' worth of imports, following a low point in March.

Hungary's government considers the climate law draft proposed by civil organizations to be a significant help, with the deputy state secretary for climate policy stating that incorporating more of its parts will improve the ministry's text.

Patients at Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Hospital's emergency department in Hungary are waiting in air-conditioned military tents. This temporary measure is in place while a new CT scanner is being installed at the facility.

Hungary is establishing a new agency dedicated to recovering assets lost during the Orbán era, fulfilling a promise to combat corruption. This initiative aims to address financial irregularities from the previous administration.

Zoltán Tarr stated that the functioning of Reformed congregations in Hungary has become similar to how it was during the communist era, while a minister noted that politics isn't Christian just by constantly talking about a Christian Hungary.

A Medián poll indicates that 83% of Hungarians are satisfied with the content of Péter Magyar's parliamentary speeches. Even a third of Fidesz supporters reportedly view his speeches positively.

EU finance ministers have unblocked Hungary's recovery and resilience plan, allowing Budapest to access billions in EU funds after years of disputes with Brussels.

Police have closed the investigation into the disappearance of MiG-29 fighter jet parts from a military air base in Kecskemét, Hungary, concluding that no criminal offence had been committed. The decision leaves several questions unanswered.

Hungary's 'Open Farm Days' event series will return from August 22 to October 4, offering rural experiences as family farms, wine cellars, and artisan workshops open their doors across 19 regions.

An asbestos scandal has emerged in Sopron, Hungary, after tests confirmed the presence of asbestos in gravel used for a residential street, prompting the placement of a speed limit sign.

Three Gripen fighter jets will take off from Kecskemét, Hungary, on Saturday morning to fly over Heroes' Square in Budapest. Residents should not be surprised if their windows rattle.

The deadline for cybersecurity audits in Hungary passed at the end of June, with authorities beginning to process results, though many companies remain unaware of their obligation and face potential fines of up to 150 million forints for non-compliance.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has voiced concerns regarding the rule of law in the country and is protesting against a proposed amendment to the Fundamental Law. Demonstrators against the arbitrary rule are also calling for the restoration of the rule of law and criticizing Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

An Idea Institute survey shows that 63 percent of Hungarians have a positive view of Péter Magyar's government's performance so far, and the proportion of those who believe things are going in the right direction in Hungary has also increased.

Zsolt Baumgartner, Hungary's only F1 driver, was present for the unboxing of a massive, drivable Lego replica of a Ferrari F1 car, expressing his amazement despite being a Verstappen fan.

A weekly summary highlights significant post-election events in Hungary, including constitutional changes, the establishment of new public media, and a shift in NATO policy.

While Hungary has caught up with Austria in terms of expressway length, the condition of main and secondary roads is dire, with insufficient funding allocated in recent years.

EU Finance Ministers are expected to approve Hungary's revised national recovery plan at the ECOFIN meeting, which would unblock 10 billion euros in post-pandemic funds.

The scope of Hungary's asset recovery office is set to expand, tasking it with the discovery and recovery of illegally managed public assets.

The classic Arnold Schwarzenegger film 'Terminator 2' is set to return to cinemas in Hungary in early September.

The Hungarian government is reportedly planning to revise and potentially tighten the taxation of extra profits derived from Russian oil, impacting companies like Mol.

Hungary's chief prosecutor received special protection from the Counter Terrorism Centre (TEK) every time he crossed the country's border. This extra security measure was provided for all his foreign trips.

Employees at all three IKEA stores in Hungary held a two-hour warning strike, expressing dissatisfaction with their wages, while IKEA has indicated it is unwilling to offer higher pay.

Hungary is frequently mentioned in the European Commission's new procedural package, facing conflicting expectations regarding refugee policy and price caps due to EU procedures.

The prosecution in Hungary is demanding a harsher sentence for a man who attacked a 10-year-old girl in a cemetery just days after being released from prison.

A Hungarian pro-government television channel displayed a black screen and issued an apology, acknowledging that it had 'lied day and night' with its propaganda. The channel had previously broadcast content accusing Arab and African migrants of raping Hungarian girls, an American billionaire of destroying Hungary's Christian identity, the EU of indoctrinating children with 'LGBTQ propaganda,' and Ukraine of being a corrupt state.

A truck collided with a house in Zalaegerszeg, Hungary, causing significant damage to the building, a gas stub, and a fence.

The European Union has initiated legal proceedings against Hungary, referring the country to the Court of Justice of the EU. This action is in response to Hungary's implementation of margin caps on retail products, which the EU views as a violation of single market rules.

Hungary experienced its coldest morning in 64 years on Thursday, with temperatures dropping to 3.9 degrees Celsius in Szikszó, breaking a long-standing record for this period.

Zebra foals were photographed in Hatvanpuszta, Hungary, leading to accusations from politician Ákos Hadházy that the animals are being bred, not just hunted, by a prominent family.

Police have concluded their investigation into the theft of parts from MiG-29 fighter jets in Kecskemét, Hungary. The decision to cease the inquiry marks the end of the official search for the missing components.

New Members of Parliament from Hungary's Tisza party are adjusting to their roles, with some having left careers in teaching, finance, or tourism, and finding the marathon plenary sessions challenging.

Deutsche Welle has reported that no other EU country's public media has been able to lie as extensively as Hungary's, accusing it of packaging hatred and propaganda reminiscent of interwar fascist rhetoric or current Russian state media.

Hungary's new Prime Minister Peter Magyar is reforming public media, leading the state broadcaster to apologize and suspend news broadcasts. This marks a significant media intervention, fulfilling a government promise while critics view it as a blow to media freedom.

Hungary has suspended its state television, an act described by a journalist as the biggest media intervention since the fall of Orbán's government. The government frames this move as fulfilling a promise, while critics view it as a significant blow to media freedom.

Hungary has reportedly shut down its state propaganda television channel, with a media expert noting that the dismantling of an authoritarian regime is underway.

A rare sand-dwelling bee species, extinct in Austria and significantly reduced in Western Europe, has been found in Mátyásföld, Hungary, during the first search expedition.

Employees at all three IKEA stores in Hungary are preparing for a strike after the company initially announced no wage increases for the year, later clarifying that increases would come later in the year, not from January 1.

Katalin Bihari and István Joó have been removed from their leadership positions at HEPA (Hungarian Export Promotion Agency) and HIPA (Hungarian Investment Promotion Agency), respectively.

Customers of both MagNet Bank and OTP Bank in Hungary are experiencing problems with their bank cards, preventing them from making payments. The issues are affecting card services at both financial institutions.

Hungary's state broadcaster abruptly halted its news shows, confessing it had become 'a platform for spreading hatred and lies' under Viktor Orbán's previous government and vowing to implement changes.

Kitti Ágoston, a brand strategist, discusses her role behind Péter Magyar's Tisza party, which challenged Viktor Orbán in Hungary. She became the party's communications chief, with Magyar now serving as Prime Minister.

Montenegrin Prime Minister Milojko Spajić met Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar on the sidelines of a NATO summit, where Spajić expressed gratitude for Hungary's support for Montenegro's EU membership by 2028 and agreed to strengthen their alliance.

Hungary's Media Authority acquired a data erasure application for ten billion forints, prompting Parliament to request a report on the purchase and a 197.3 million forint overspending in personnel benefits for 2025.

Hungary's central subsystem closed June with a significant surplus of 424 billion forints compared to last year, yet the country has already accumulated 80% of its planned annual budget deficit within the first six months.

The average interest rate on personal loans in Hungary has fallen to a four-year low of 14.2 percent by May, indicating a trend of increasingly affordable personal loans.

Reports suggest that the favorable economic conditions in Hungary, often referred to as a 'honeymoon period,' may be coming to an end in the near future.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar reiterated in Ankara that Hungary would not send weapons or troops to Ukraine, despite acknowledging the country as a victim of Russian aggression, and affirmed continued humanitarian assistance.

Actor Ernyey Béla states that former power holders in Hungary stole at least ten active years from him, expressing that there is no forgiveness but he enjoys the intoxicating feeling of freedom.

The brand new Kia Seltos has been launched in Hungary, available in both purely petrol and hybrid versions, with an option for all-wheel drive. This new model aims to compete in the SUV segment.

Short thunderstorms are forecast for the morning, with sunshine returning in the afternoon.

Hungary may need to adjust its utility price caps to avoid water shortages, as artificially low and uniform residential tariffs hinder network renovations that could otherwise be funded by water and energy savings.

A satellite map indicates a high risk of widespread forest fires in France, the United Kingdom, and Hungary due to persistent drought and record-high temperatures.

Ballot papers and other election documents from the April elections in Hungary are scheduled for destruction, with only the minutes being preserved.

A minor earthquake occurred in Hungary during the early morning hours, with its epicenter near the city of Békéscsaba. There were no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries.

Hungary's new recovery plan has been approved, making billions of euros available, but concerns persist regarding the country's budget deficit in 2026, alongside discussions about joining the European Public Prosecutor's Office and personnel changes.

Hungary is experiencing the highest fuel prices in the region, with neighboring countries like Croatia and Slovenia offering more affordable options, and further price increases are anticipated due to the situation in Iran and Russia.

A 17-year-old boy died from an electric shock after climbing a freight train, while a 16-year-old girl who was with him suffered severe burns but survived.

Police in Tolna County, Hungary, announced the arrest of a man who ran over a police officer during a traffic stop and fled the scene 24 hours earlier.

Soils across Hungary are experiencing severe dryness, with conditions comparable to late August. Regions like Budapest, Lake Balaton, and the Great Hungarian Plain report significant rainfall deficits, which have not been alleviated by recent precipitation.

Despite the practicality and ease of money transfers offered by fintech methods, their adoption has been slow in Hungary.

International media outlets are reportedly still focused on the 'blackout' of Hungarian public television, indicating ongoing interest in the events in Hungary.

The article explores the cultural heritage and economic significance of silk, tracing its legacy from Xinjiang to Hungary, highlighting its role as both an identity reflection and an economic asset.

An illegal fishing house, including its pier, was demolished on Lake Tisza in Hungary. According to KÖTIVIZIG, the regional water management directorate, the unauthorized structures posed an obstruction to water flow.

Maternity care services will be unavailable at Uzsoki Street Hospital for another ten days, though the hospital hopes to resume admitting expectant mothers sooner.

A cold front is expected to arrive in Hungary this weekend, though its effects are anticipated to be minimal. Despite the front, sunny weather is still largely predicted.

Potato prices have significantly increased in Hungary, a direct consequence of drought conditions, with producers stating that even with the price hike, they are not financially stable.

The Ecofin Council in Brussels has approved the revised recovery and resilience plans for Cyprus, Lithuania, Finland, Luxembourg, Germany, Latvia, Slovenia, and the Netherlands, alongside Hungary’s new €10 billion plan.

The Italian Ambassador to Hungary, Giuseppe Scognamiglio, paid a courtesy call on the new Hungarian Minister of the Interior, Gábor Pósfai, highlighting excellent relations between the two countries.

Some Hungarian municipalities are keen to regain responsibility for school maintenance, while others are not, making it a crucial point in educational reforms aimed at decentralizing the current system.

A police officer was run over by a car on road 611 in Kaposszekcső, Hungary, and the driver fled the scene without providing assistance. Authorities are searching for a 43-year-old man from Csikóstőttős.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced the unblocking of billions of euros from EU funds, signaling improved relations with Brussels. This comes as support for Orban's Fidesz party declines, while Magyar's Tisza party continues to expand its base of supporters.

The European Council has approved Hungary's recovery plan, paving the way for the release of €10 billion in EU funds that were previously frozen due to concerns from Brussels.

Hungary has been granted access to previously blocked billions of euros from the European Union's recovery fund. The approval of Hungary's new recovery plan makes 10 billion euros available to the country.

Less than three months after his landslide election victory, Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar is rapidly reforming state institutions, aiming to dismantle the political system built by Viktor Orbán over many years.

Hungary's job market experienced a 6.5 percent increase in advertised job openings nationwide in the second quarter, while the number of job seekers decreased.

A group of Hungarian Holocaust survivors has been engaged in a decade-long legal battle to have American courts hear their lawsuit against Hungary’s national railroad for its alleged role in atrocities.

Hungary placed fighter jets on alert after a Cathay Pacific Airbus A350 unexpectedly lost contact with air traffic control on July 4 while in NATO airspace over the Balkans.

The Polish Journalists’ Association has condemned the restructuring of public media in Hungary, stating that the situation bears a resemblance to the 2023 takeover of Poland’s public media by Donald Tusk’s government.

A report suggests that the money consumed by highway concessions, particularly by companies linked to Mészáros, could be sufficient to maintain Hungary's dilapidated secondary road network. The amount spent annually on concessions is reportedly greater than what would be needed to prevent over half of the roads from being in poor condition.

The Xanga-group is preparing for significant developments in aircraft maintenance, air cargo, and the hotel industry in Debrecen, Hungary, driven by a billionaire's investment.

Hungary's new government has begun restructuring public broadcasting, leading to a temporary halt in news operations and a 'blackout' on screens, a move that has also drawn criticism.

Allies of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán have staged protests in Hungary against plans to remove President Tamás Sulyok from office. The demonstrations highlight political tensions surrounding the presidency.

Viktor Orban's call for a protest against the ouster of the Hungarian President attracted only a small crowd, according to Bloomberg.

Bulgaria holds the record for the fastest growth in producer prices for residential construction across the EU between 2015 and 2025, with an increase of 166%, significantly surpassing Hungary (155%) and Romania.

A shooting range in Ferencváros, Hungary, will finally close after years of residents complaining about unbearable gunfire noise, with the ministry stating the owner violated municipal regulations.

A discussion at Fishing on Orfű highlights the poor state of live music venues in rural Hungary, with only 8-10 suitable locations for artists to perform, raising concerns about the future of concert culture.

While the Hungarian government and the Legislative Committee did not support explicitly including the deputy ombudsmen for national minorities and future generations in the Fundamental Law, discussions suggest their role may increase later.

The Hungarian ministry is preparing a new railway development project that would allow trains to travel at 160 km/h from Székesfehérvár to Lake Balaton.

A priest in Miskolc, Hungary, who was publicly accused of pedophilia on posters, has been removed from his parish's foundation, and his name is no longer listed on the parish's history page.

Hungary's National Food Chain Safety Office (Nébih) announced the birth of a zebra foal in Hatvanpuszta, though photos from a former MP suggest two foals were born.

Filip Taleski has returned to Macedonian handball, signing a one-year contract with Ohrid after playing abroad for Tatabánya, Rhein-Neckar, Balingen, and Benfica. He previously played for Vardar before moving to Hungary.

Wineries from Hungary's Badacsony wine region have received several prestigious awards at international competitions, including VinAgora and GROW du Monde.

Financial Times reports that Tesco may be considering a withdrawal from its Eastern European markets, including Hungary, although the company has not commented on the rumors.

A founder of Hungary's Fidesz party is leaving Mahart, with Minister of Transport and Investment Dávid Vitézy having already decided on the succession before fully addressing the sector's issues.

An opinion piece criticizes Hungary's ruling Fidesz party for claiming to worry about democracy while allegedly practicing authoritarian power. It reminds readers of the government's arbitrary actions under Viktor Orbán.

Bulgarian academics are warning against Hungary's announced support for North Macedonia, stating that Hungarian officials have been informed of Bulgaria's position on the issues in Skopje, suggesting a conscious political stance.

The European Commission has taken Hungary to the European Court of Justice, seeking the removal of price caps imposed on food and drugstore items, a measure primarily affecting large retail chains.

The Fővárosi Törvényszék (Metropolitan Court) has not yet ruled on the dismissal procedure initiated against Ferenc Biró, head of the Integrity Authority, who is accused of mismanagement.

The Hungarian Waberer's Group has decided to create its own advertising agency at a time when government and local authorities have significantly reduced outdoor advertising, with potential links to Orbán Ráhel.

Hungary's oil import statistics show strange discrepancies, with no trace of alternative sea shipments despite the Friendship oil pipeline being non-operational for three months.

Public service media in Hungary displayed a black screen and an apology, signaling the start of Peter Magyar's efforts to dismantle Viktor Orban's control over public media and initiate reforms.

The Hungarian Ministry of Finance projects this year's budget deficit to be 7.5% of GDP, with EU RRF funds requiring partial pre-financing, significantly increasing the budget's financing needs.

IKEA workers in Hungary have formed a strike committee, expressing dissatisfaction with their wages. The union states that IKEA has ruled out any wage increases until August 31, potentially leading to a strike.

The Hungarian government is expected to submit a proposal within days to exempt prescription drugs from VAT, while a Fidesz MP has already introduced a bill to reduce the VAT rate on all medicines to zero.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party deemed MP Krisztián Kulcsár unworthy of his mandate after he used offensive language during a parliamentary debate, while the Tisza party acknowledged his mistake and apology.

An analysis explores why print political dailies are disappearing in Hungary while remaining prevalent in Slovakia, suggesting that Orbán's media policy is a factor, though the situation is more complex.

The Association of Stylish Rural Restaurants (SVÉT) has introduced the Natura Northeast Region program, an initiative aimed at developing gastronomy and tourism in Eastern Hungary.

Ruff Bálint has initiated an extraordinary session, with a vote on the removal of Tamás Sulyok potentially taking place on Tuesday, to avoid delaying planned constitutional and institutional changes.

Two major parcel delivery operators, Packeta and Foxpost, have merged to create Hungary's largest parcel locker network, unifying parcel dispatch and launching a new mobile application.

A criminal organization illegally smuggled 10,000 liters of e-cigarette liquid from Croatia into Hungary, evading 3 billion forints in taxes over nine years.

Seriously ill patients in Hungary will gain faster and cheaper access to rare and expensive treatments as decision-making authority shifts from the Batthyány-Strattmann László Foundation to the National Health Insurance Fund.

Hungary is implementing a new penalty for speeding, which will involve limiting the car's speed rather than revoking the driver's license, entrusting the vehicle to enforce compliance.

A minor earthquake was reported approximately 50 kilometers from the border of Budapest, near Örkény, Hungary. There were no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries.

State-owned radio and television broadcasters close to former Prime Minister Orbán have paused operations, as Prime Minister Peter Magyar aims to reform them and ensure their independence.

Researchers from Szeged, Hungary, have found that following influencers can induce anxiety in teenagers living with skin conditions, correlating with lower self-esteem and negative body image.

An analysis suggests that the potential downfall of the Fidesz party would come as a surprise to the Hungarian public, similar to the dissolution of the Austro-Hungarian Monarchy, and examines the long processes behind such a collapse.

A warning has been issued for four Hungarian counties due to an approaching cold front. The forecast includes showers, thunderstorms, lightning, strong winds, and potential hail.

In Hungary, victims of online fraud often bear the brunt of financial losses due to a lack of compensation, but regulators are increasingly pushing for greater responsibility in cyber defense.

Over 200 IKEA employees in Hungary went on strike again, causing temporary shutdowns of the goods delivery and customer service departments at the Budaörs store.

Several villages in Hungary's Homokhátság region, once sustained by viticulture, are facing depopulation and community breakdown due to desertification, wild capitalism, and societal shifts.

The White House has backed a bill for new sanctions against Russia, targeting countries that continue to purchase Russian fossil fuels, including China, India, Turkey, France, Hungary, and Slovakia.

An article discusses various cultural programs available until July 24th, including obscure basement concerts, and highlights the necessity of public cultural services in Hungary.

Despite official data indicating low unemployment, many graduates in Szeged, Hungary, are struggling to find jobs, with some applying to hundreds of positions without success.

An American newspaper reportedly suggests Hungary as a positive example, prompting questions about whether the USA will learn from Hungary's 'painful lesson' or repeat similar mistakes.

The introduction of Hungary's school start-up support program has revealed significant shortcomings, with the government acknowledging imperfections and the opposition criticizing its limited reach compared to initial promises.

Hungarian Prime Minister Peter Magyar announced that up to 10 billion euros from European Union funds will be unblocked and made available to Hungary.

The European Union's population has increased by eight million over the past decade, primarily due to immigration, while Hungary's population continues to decline. This trend highlights differing demographic patterns within the EU.

Patients arriving at the emergency room of Bajcsy-Zsilinszky Hospital in Hungary were seen waiting on outdoor benches, prompting the setup of an air-conditioned military tent as a temporary waiting area.

Sziget Festival founder Károly Gerendai comments on Péter Magyar's significant political work in Hungary but questions why the campaign mode continues.

Hungary is set to establish a new Integrity Authority, dubbed the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office, which will possess almost unlimited powers, resources, and legal authority to recover an estimated 30 trillion forints allegedly embezzled over 20 years.

Peter Magyar's new government in Hungary aims to reform the media landscape and break away from the significant influence exerted by Viktor Orban and his party for years, though the effectiveness of these changes remains to be seen.

Hungary is experiencing a persistent drought, with no significant widespread rain anticipated in the coming days, according to the latest agrometeorological report from HungaroMet.

The board of the National Film Institute in Hungary, including Csaba Káel, has been dismissed, a decision announced by State Secretary for Culture Ervin Nagy.

Pasta available in Hungary is confirmed safe for consumption, despite its manufacturer detecting salmonella contamination in products sold abroad, with Hungarian distributors confirming their products are unaffected.

According to the distributor, a recent batch of salmonella-contaminated instant noodles did not reach Hungary through official channels, and no health complaints have been reported in the country.

IKEA employees in Hungary are considering a strike, partly due to two years of missed wage increases, as the company's Hungarian subsidiary reportedly failed to keep pace with national wage dynamics.

A 32-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of homicide; reports suggest she is a doctor who previously worked at Saint John's Hospital.

Papp Réka Kinga discusses Hungary's significant budget deficit and overspending, suggesting that the Tisza party will need to implement sustainable tax policies, which may require some citizens to pay more.

The future of Hungarian webshops is expected to be transformed by "mind-reading" artificial intelligence algorithms, which aim to anticipate customer needs. This advanced AI is poised to fundamentally change the online shopping experience.

Thousands gathered in front of the Sándor Palace in Hungary for a demonstration organized by Fidesz and KDNP, protesting the planned removal of the President and what organizers termed a 'TISZA dictatorship'.

The water level of Lake Öreg-tó in Tata, Hungary, has reached its lowest point in 23 years, making it impossible to supply water to the neighboring Cseke Lake.

Thousands protested against the 17th constitutional amendment by Fidesz and KDNP at Sándor Palace, with demonstrators expressing concern for press freedom and comparing the turnout to protests two decades ago.

A demonstration against 'Tisza's tyranny' in front of the Sándor Palace in Hungary revealed Fidesz's ongoing struggles to find direction after a catastrophic election defeat. Despite mobilizing thousands, the party lacks a clear message.

Thousands of Hungarians have taken to the streets in support of President Tamás Sulyok, following calls from Viktor Orbán, as the new center-right government plans to remove Sulyok through a constitutional amendment.

Operators of an ice damage mitigation system in Hungary are receiving death threats from individuals who believe the system is causing a drought. Climate researchers, however, state that the system is not responsible for the lack of rain.

Hungarian lawmakers are facing a rapid legislative pace as new Prime Minister Peter Magyar launches "Operation Purifying Fire," an initiative aimed at quickly dismantling Viktor Orban's political system.

An Irishman has been sentenced to 14 years in prison for the murder of an American nurse in Hungary. The conviction follows a trial in the European country.

Hungarian universities located outside Hungary have indicated they would not send speakers to the Tusványos summer university if the Hungarian government does not send its representatives.

Ágoston Kitti, the communications chief for Hungary's Tisza party, spoke about the origins and development of Péter Magyar's political movement.

The European Commission has initiated legal proceedings against Hungary before the EU Court of Justice, challenging the country's imposed margin restrictions on food and certain household products. The Commission argues that these restrictions violate EU law.

Mercedes-Benz emphasizes the strategic importance and significant cost advantages of its Kecskemét plant in Hungary, continuing investments while negotiating cost-cutting measures in Germany.

A self-driving taxi in Hungary transported two intoxicated teenagers directly to the police after they were caught shooting water pistols at pedestrians from the vehicle.

A warning strike has been held at IKEA Hungary as the trade union demands general wage increases, which the company has not yet agreed to, with the union prepared for further pressure.

A compilation by Telex details numerous instances where Hungarian public television repeatedly violated basic professional and ethical standards of journalism in recent years, showcasing outrageous examples of propaganda.

The Hungarian Civil Liberties Union (TASZ) is filing a complaint after many Roma individuals were allegedly registered on national minority electoral lists without their knowledge or consent, preventing them from voting for party lists.

Authorities in Nagykanizsa, Hungary, discovered asbestos-contaminated crushed rock, leading to the closure of the affected area. The discovery contradicted earlier claims that no contaminated Austrian rock was present.

7200 tree saplings planted to form a protective forest next to the new BYD factory in Szeged, Hungary, were initially feared lost among weeds but have now been located.

A fatal accident occurred near Dunavarsány, Hungary, early Thursday morning when a car collided from behind with a horse-drawn carriage, killing both the driver and the horse.

Boróka Parászka's commentary reflects on the 'ecstasy' for victims of the 'NER-tyranny' in Hungary, highlighting the long road to systemic change promised on April 12th, and documenting the reality of the situation.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party, led by Viktor Orbán, has called on supporters to attend a rally against the 'arbitrariness' of Peter Magyar's government, signaling political tensions.

It appears that the news service on Hungary's public television channel M1 will not resume on Thursday, with expectations for its return still uncertain.

Hungary's public television channel M1 temporarily suspended news broadcasts, and state radio Kossuth was suspended, as part of reforms by the new government aiming to make public media independent and credible.

A teenager in Borsod, Hungary, has been sentenced for threatening 46 schools with bombings, which led to the evacuation of 2,700 students and 300 staff members.

Hungary's recent broadcast reform has sparked debate, with some calling it necessary and others criticizing it as a move towards Orbán-era propaganda. The reform aims to address the country's broadcasting landscape.

M1, Hungary's main public news channel, interrupted its broadcast, with new interim leadership apologizing for past 'political distortion'. Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and his circle reacted strongly, calling it 'tyranny' and anticipating a 'massive purge'.

Following the Orbán era, Hungary's public broadcaster is undergoing restructuring, with TV viewers acknowledging an "apology" for past "lies." The future direction of the broadcaster is now being determined.

Stephen Doughty, the UK's Shadow Minister for Europe, discussed potential areas of cooperation with Hungary, including nuclear energy, and reflected on the previous government's collaboration while outlining expectations for Péter Magyar's cabinet.

Geely is set to expand its presence in Hungary by introducing two new models, including the fully electric Geely E2, with pre-orders opening in August.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is at the center of a prosecutorial investigation concerning the 'Golden Convoy' case, one of the most serious cases currently under review in Hungary, involving armored vehicles transporting cash and investment gold.

Two suspected Russian agents were arrested at the Serbian-Hungarian border with explosives, allegedly planning sabotage operations in Germany, potentially targeting a German defense industry facility supporting Ukraine.

Róbert Kárász has been dismissed from his position as director responsible for content development at Duna Médiaszolgáltató Nonprofit Zrt., Hungary's public media service.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz-KDNP coalition has announced a boycott of next week's debate and vote on a constitutional amendment, which they deem an 'unprecedented attack on the rule of law and democracy.' The boycott signals political tensions surrounding the proposed changes.

Xiaomi has opened its new Allee Flagship Store, promising an experience filled with technology and surprises.

A masked man attacked a woman showering in her own home in Veresegyház, Hungary. During his interrogation, the suspect, Márk B., claimed he did not intend to harm the woman, but 'only' wanted to watch her shower.

Compulsory liability insurance (kgfb) prices in Hungary were 12 percent lower in the second quarter of this year compared to the same period last year, while casco insurance prices increased by 3.8 percent.

Szabolcs Bóna is reportedly rethinking the multi-billion forint luxury hotel project planned for Mezőhegyes, Hungary, a development overseen by János Lázár.

According to ELTE statistician Annamária Tátrai, the actual situation regarding income poverty in Hungary has been unknown since 2014 due to unusable data.

A photo contest in Hungary, part of the 'Túlbetonozva' (Over-Concreted) campaign, received numerous submissions showcasing what participants deemed excessive and unnecessary concrete structures across the country. The jury was reportedly overwhelmed by the scale of the issue.