Workers at a pesticide factory in Sajóbábony, near Miskolc, Hungary, have launched a hunger strike. They are protesting several months of unpaid wages and raising alarms about the unsafe storage of toxic materials at the plant.

Chinese researchers have developed a new method to measure the aging of the human immune system and identified a key factor that could potentially slow down this process.

Lufthansa airline workers' strikes have led to thousands of flight cancellations across its network, including several flights at Vilnius Airport, following the rejection of arbitration efforts.

American and British researchers are cautioning that the use of artificial intelligence in education must be approached with extreme care, warning of potentially severe negative effects on the brain.

A potential two-thirds victory for the Tisza Party in Hungary could lead to the collapse of the national cooperation system and its associated corruption networks, with experts anticipating short-term changes.

Hungary is expecting temperatures to reach up to 24 degrees Celsius today, followed by a sharp drop to as low as 2 degrees Celsius by Friday dawn. This indicates a significant fluctuation in weather conditions.

Lebanon expresses mixed feelings regarding ongoing talks with Israel, while Israel hails them as a historic opportunity to end Hezbollah's influence.

Two years after Donald Tusk's government began reversing controversial judicial reforms implemented by the previous PiS government, Poland is still facing significant challenges, impacting citizens seeking divorces.

A driver's dashcam in Tallinn, Estonia, recorded the unusual sight of a beaver calmly crossing a busy highway after dark, an event reported by Maaleht.

Franz Lehár's operetta 'Der Zarewitsch' is being performed at the Volksoper, presented in a charming new outfit that is expected to be a public success.

Hungarian space commissioner Ferencz Orsolya commented on the potential for a government change to reveal the origins of Lőrinc Mészáros's wealth, and discussed the MNB scandal and 4iG's role in space research.

A kőzetanyagot osztrák bányákból szállították a városba, az Oladi Plató nevű városrész összes utcája érintett lehet.

The Euro-Office project is being developed as an open-source alternative to Microsoft Office, driven by Europe's increasing desire for independence from major American tech companies.

Nina Vyšná (32) from Pavčina Lehota in Liptov went to study medicine after high school. Not that she longed to be a doctor, but she didn't even know about professions other than the traditionally known ones.

Teachers from the bankrupt Cavem music school in Luxembourg have successfully mobilized 75,000 Euros to fund its restart. Despite challenges, the staff is committed to the financial and human effort required for the school's revival.

A charity auction is offering a Picasso painting, valued at one million euros, as a prize for tickets costing 100 euros each, aiming to raise up to 12 million euros.

Historian Magnus Brechtken discusses the conflicts between great powers, stating that Putin feels he can ignore lessons from history, while also touching on what Xi and Trump have learned.

The article highlights seven indispensable wine bars located within Madrid's markets, from Vallehermoso to San Antón. These establishments have transformed traditional food markets into popular destinations for wine enthusiasts.

Djibouti's President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh has secured his sixth consecutive term in office, extending his long-standing leadership.

Ismaïl Omar Guelleh, the long-serving president of Djibouti, has claimed his sixth consecutive term in office.

The concept of 'solar trees' or 'sun trees' is being explored as a potential solution to expand renewable energy without contributing to deforestation. This technology aims to resolve the conflict between green energy goals and ecosystem preservation.

Salehuddin, former governor of Bangladesh Bank, has emphasized the importance of having the courage to refuse new bank licences, suggesting a need for stricter regulation in the banking sector.

A regime in Hungary, reportedly favored by MAGA, could soon lose power, an event deemed significant for the world.

Ismaïl Omar Guelleh has been reelected as the President of Djibouti for his sixth term.

Following municipal elections in March, the CDU in Frankfurt, Germany, failed to form a coalition in the city parliament without the Green Party, as the Volt party refused to participate.

A report from Hungary's Viharsarok region details complaints from young people about closed restaurants, cafes, and entertainment venues, as well as a lack of job opportunities, leading to emigration concerns.

An analysis suggests that a European NATO framework, even if not ideal, is considered a preferable option for Finland compared to having no security arrangement.

Megvannak az utolsó visszalépők. Szabó Bence interjút adott a HVG-nek. Rácz András egy lehetséges hamis zászlós művelet előkészítéséről posztolt.

Hungarian billionaire Wáberer stated that a system change is necessary, criticizing the country for consistently opposing 26-27 other nations, with Viktor Orbán's support for George Simion in the Romanian presidential election being the final straw.

New research, including a study from the University of Glasgow, suggests that it is physically possible to construct cosmic structures like Dyson spheres, which could indicate the existence of alien civilizations.

The 'whale whisperer' Robert Marc Lehmann is facing criticism as humpback whale Fridolin lies dying, with the mayor of the affected coastal town publicly reacting to accusations and revealing sensitive details.

Billy Kelleher MEP has urged for an "honest national discussion" regarding the potential for Ireland to consider nuclear energy as a power source.

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 scandal involving the misuse of funding in private kindergartens in Vienna is primarily attributed to the SPÖ's responsibility. The situation also presents a lesson for the Neos party regarding state oversight and quality.

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

A proposal suggests offering incentives for small municipalities to merge, arguing that no village benefits from its own administrative apparatus despite reluctance to consolidate.

New research suggests that data centers can increase local temperatures by several degrees Celsius, posing a more serious problem than mere inconvenience. This highlights potential environmental concerns for areas near these facilities.

Gazment Bardhi, an Albanian opposition MP, criticized Prime Minister Rama, alleging that public institutions are acting as criminal groups, hindering the country's EU integration, and squandering millions of euros.

The Rovaniemi Court of Appeal upheld the fine imposed on a Haapavesi city councilor for a verbal outburst in a grocery store. The councilor reportedly insulted a chief editor with derogatory terms.

DK Member of Parliament Gy. Németh stated that while pressure can be exerted, they will not back down in response to calls from former socialist politicians.

A new report outlines significant changes needed across the Finnish education system, including standardized tests in basic schools, a teacher registry, expanded after-school activities, and the introduction of university tuition fees.

Patrick Kelleher and his wife Lisa are among three members of Ace Competitions Ltd facing prosecution for allegedly misappropriating charity funds intended for Australian children's hospitals.

The search for an 81-year-old mainland Chinese man who went missing while hiking on Hong Kong’s MacLehose Trail entered its third day, with a veteran mountaineer calling for better safety awareness.

Mahdi Amin and Saleh Shibly have been appointed as spokespersons for the Prime Minister's Office in Bangladesh.

Austria's Supreme Court has ruled that Julius Lindbergh Meinl V. must repay approximately nine million Euros in fees and flight expenses, but the former Meinl Bank executive is refusing to comply with the order.

The Islands That Give Iran a Stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz  WSJ

The Islands That Give Iran a Stranglehold on the Strait of Hormuz  WSJ

Hungary is expecting plenty of sunshine and little rain for the Easter long weekend, with temperatures potentially reaching over 20 degrees Celsius on Sunday and up to 23 degrees on Monday.

The Wall Street Journal analyzes the strategic importance of islands in the Strait of Hormuz, highlighting how they enable Iran to exert control over the vital shipping lane.

Firefighters in County Down, Northern Ireland, successfully saved 300 sheep after a hay shed caught fire. A telehandler was used to remove hay to assist in extinguishing the blaze.

OpenAI's Global Affairs Officer, Chris Lehane, criticized those predicting AI-driven extinction, calling their warnings irresponsible and harmful, and arguing that increased AI use fosters optimism.

Austrian school principals are overburdened by overtime, bureaucracy, and teacher shortages.

A reader has shared their disappointment with a recent visit to Finland's capital region, stating that while they love and are proud of Finland, they can no longer wholeheartedly promote the country and its capital.

EU:n digikomissaarina toimiva Virkkunen on listalla mukana johtajat-kategoriassa.

The Austrian Ministry of Education is funding schools with 8.4 million Euros for the acquisition of learning apps, though only half of the semester budget has been utilized so far, aiming to provide more time and support for teaching staff.

A local Finnish newspaper, Lauttasaari-lehti, published a second AI-generated street poll before the first one was even revealed, raising concerns about AI in journalism.

Historian and political scientist Timothy Garton Ash suggests that Hungary has an unprecedented opportunity to return to Europe for a second time.

The American military confirmed that an attack was carried out in the Pacific, resulting in the deaths of four individuals.

Attila Kert, former news director of MTV from 2006-2009, addressed speculation that he might become the new CEO of MTVA. He stated that he heard the rumors but has not discussed any position with Tisza, though he is willing to share his views on good public media.

The Volksoper is presenting a distinctive production of Lehár's "Zarewitsch," featuring a live-animated low-tech trick film, though vocal performances reportedly left some wishes unfulfilled.

Ismaïl Omar Guelleh has secured a sixth term as president of Djibouti following recent elections.

Professor Dr. Rafiqus Salehin has been appointed as the new Vice Chancellor of KMU.

An article highlights that engaging with digital services introduces new risks, particularly for older individuals.

A 41-year-old Ukrainian national, Oleh Deilyk, was killed in Limassol on Easter Sunday night after being struck by a taxi. He was living in Cyprus under temporary protection status.

The city of Frýdek-Místek is investing tens of millions of korunas to modernize its major intersections, upgrading traffic lights and control technologies to improve traffic management and speed up emergency vehicle passage.

„Ne utáljátok azt, aki hatalomra került. Kritizálni lehet” – mondta a választási eredményekről Nagy Dávid, a Kutyapárt listavezetője a szimpatizánsoknak a párt eredményváróján.

A column from Helsingin Sanomat discusses how news photographs do not always accurately portray oppression, gathering interesting perspectives from other media.

A jury has awarded the family of a Bethlehem woman $15 million in a wrongful death lawsuit, concluding a legal battle over the circumstances of her death.

Ahead of the Hungarian elections, essential information for voters on how, when, and where to cast their ballots has been published.

Lehet ezt még fokozni?

SPD leader Lars Klingbeil has rejected proposals for increased tax subsidies to cover health insurance contributions for recipients of Bürgergeld, calling the plan a "milkmaid's calculation." Patient advocates, however, argue against his stance.

A novel method has been developed that utilizes battery acid and sunlight to decompose plastics and generate hydrogen, potentially offering a solution to one of the planet's most pressing environmental problems.

Timo Soini, former leader of the Finns Party and now working in media, has joined the Union of Journalists for the first time, stating his desire to support young people entering the field.

A 38-year-old man with multiple prior convictions is on trial in Austria, accused of negligently injuring a moped rider with his car and then coercing her, though he admits only partial guilt.

Most apprenticeships for the coming autumn have long been filled. Where sustainable jobs are still available

Djibouti is holding a presidential election on Friday, widely expected to extend President Ismail Omar Guelleh’s 27-year rule. The strategically located country hosts major foreign military bases and sits on a key global shipping route facing current pressures.

The number of violent incidents against teachers in Germany has sharply risen over the past decade. The Green party is advocating for effective protection concepts, not only for educators but also for other public service employees.

Janne Körkkö won "Photo of the Year" for his depiction of a drug user's daily life, while Mikko Suutarinen secured his fourth consecutive victory at the 2025 photojournalism competition.

A csípő- és térdprotézis ma már nemcsak a fájdalom megszüntetéséről szól, hanem arról is, hogy visszanyerhető-e a teljes értékű élet – amiben egyre több kutatás szerint nemcsak az ízület, hanem a…

A family has filed a lawsuit following the death of a man who was under the care of a telehealth ICU doctor, raising questions about remote medical supervision.

Djibouti's long-serving leader Ismael Omar Guelleh is widely expected to win Friday's presidential election, securing a sixth consecutive term against a weak opposition candidate.

Bruce Lehrmann's bid to appeal a defamation case against Network Ten and Lisa Wilkinson has been dismissed by the high court, upholding findings that he likely raped Brittany Higgins in Parliament House in 2019.

Finnish state-owned stock investments have generated significant returns, sparking a debate among politicians, with some advocating for selling these profitable assets.

Dashi Një koleg mund të jetë me humor shumë të keq dhe për këtë arsye nuk do të jetë e lehtë për tu përballur me të.

Die Arbeitslosigkeit bei Studierten nimmt zu, die bei Menschen mit einer Berufslehre sinkt. Ist die Lehre also die sicherere Wahl, um später einen Job zu kriegen? Das sagen die Zahlen.

Gy. Németh Erzsébet reacted to an open letter from former socialist leaders, stating that they have forgotten the struggles they shared 'when what they were doing still had stakes.'

Ancient Piprahwa relics have been brought to Leh, marking a significant moment for the region's Buddhist history and cultural heritage.

American researchers are exploring the possibility of using home Wi-Fi networks to monitor vital signs like heart and breathing rates, potentially eliminating the need for wearable devices.

The National Agricultural Museum in Ostrava, Czech Republic, is actively searching for an original bottle of the notorious "Ostravský kahan" wine to add to its collections. The museum's Ostrava branch is appealing for public assistance to locate the elusive item, complete with its plastic cap and label.

Inge Møllehave has penned a 'spiritual will' for her son, joining a growing number of Danes, with inheritance lawyers and priests encouraging the practice of documenting personal values and wishes for future generations.

Finnish musician Lauri Haav discusses his challenging childhood, marked by the absence of a clear male role model, and shares his thoughts on what kind of father he aspires to be. He emphasizes learning to take care of himself.

Norbert Maiksner, 49, has been sentenced to life imprisonment with a minimum of 24 years for the murder of his 45-year-old Nigerian girlfriend, Frances Obiefuleh, in the UK.

An analysis highlights the islands that provide Iran with a strategic stranglehold over the vital Strait of Hormuz.

The Wall Street Journal details the strategic importance of islands that give Iran a strong hold over the Strait of Hormuz.

A spy pen was reportedly found in the office of Hungary's Tisza Party, with messages suggesting a team named "Henry" was responsible for placing and attempting to retrieve it.

The Global Champions Arabians Tour is making significant waves in the sports and entertainment industry, as detailed by Faleh Al Nasr.

Outgoing minister Gergely Gulyás stated that an opposition party can also be normal and that the rule of law has strong foundations in the country.

Sowohl das Kabinenpersonal als auch die Pilotinnen und Piloten der Airline legten am Donnerstag die Arbeit nieder. Passagiere brauchen abermals Geduld.

Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony sent a strong message to Városliget Zrt. after the state-owned company denied trade unions permission to hold their May Day celebrations in Városliget (City Park).

Austrian police detained Hennady Vaskiv in late March for his suspected role in embezzling donations from the Estonian NGO Slava Ukraini, formerly headed by Johanna-Maria Lehtme, and he now awaits extradition to Ukraine.

The Norwegian Competition Authority has announced that Elkjøp's proposed acquisition of Eplehuset requires a closer review. The authority will assess the potential impact of the merger on market competition.

Péter Magyar's recent interviews on Hungarian public media have generated significant attention and strong, often critical, reactions from political commentators and members of the Fidesz party.

Shares of Hims & Hers Health Inc. surged following news that Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is seeking to ease regulations on peptides, a move that could benefit the telehealth company.

The article highlights Ádám Nádasdy, a Hungarian linguist, poet, and essayist, and his work in explaining the importance of respecting 'otherness' to the majority society through his writings and interviews.

The first in a series of job fairs organized by the South Bohemian Chamber of Commerce took place in Písek, Czech Republic, bringing together job seekers and eight regional companies offering various employment opportunities.

Issachar Dov Spiegel was pronounced dead after a drowning incident in Netanya, with his brother still missing. Rescue operations are being led by the Lehava unit, assisted by ZAKA volunteers and other special units.

Following a recent election, Hungary is analyzing significant political shifts, including the strong performance of the Tisza party, particularly in rural areas. Commentators and pollsters are evaluating the results, with some suggesting the country has "shaken off" the previous system.

Far-right extremist Thomas Liebich, currently held in custody in the Czech Republic, has rejected his extradition to Germany. He is wanted in Germany for various offenses.

The Lauttasaari-lehti newspaper published a street interview created with artificial intelligence, a move its editor-in-chief, Petri Suhonen, acknowledged as being against all their principles.

„A közmédia a hatályos jogszabályok alapján köteles kiegyensúlyozott és sokoldalú tájékoztatást nyújtani”, írta az MTVA, miután egyszer sem hívták meg Magyar Pétert a választási kampányban.

Duolingo CEO Luis von Ahn revealed that a simple taxi ride can determine a candidate's hiring outcome, with behavior assessed from their airport arrival.

The state government in Hessen, Germany, plans to implement training programs for teachers aimed at preventing the radicalization of students by right-wing extremists. The initiative focuses on combating online radicalization, recognizing that right-wing extremists are proficient in using social media.

Süli Jánosnak és Simon Miklósnak még nem lehetett nyugodt az éjszakája, a paksi és a nyírbátori választókerületben is nagy esély van rá, hogy a külképviseleteken és átjelentkezéssel szavazók…

Jahrzehntelang lehrte die theokratische Regierung in Teheran Israel und den Westen das Fürchten.

President Ismaïl Omar Guelleh of Djibouti has been re-elected, securing another term in office.

On the occasion of his 90th birthday, director B.K. Tragelehn discusses his experiences with bomb nights, Bertolt Brecht, and the RAF rebellion, sharing his views on theater, state power, and German-German history.

A German teachers' association is preparing a position paper on school dress codes, clearly stating that female teachers should refrain from wearing religious symbols like headscarves.

Prime Minister Edi Rama declared from the SP Assembly in Lushnjë that the opposition does not miss any opportunity to curse and invent in Brussels, while seeking to block the path towards EU integration.

Daniel Fellner, the state leader of Carinthia, has criticized binding expansion targets in a new renewable energy expansion law, though he stated he would accept the federal legislation.

A Hungarian article discusses Colombian author Juan Gabriel Vásquez's prose, which explores how human destinies are as fragmented and difficult to unravel as history itself.

A miniszterelnök Rónai Egonnak adott interjút, amelyben szóba kerültek a lehallgatott telefonbeszélgetések, a csádi misszió is, de Magyar Péter nevét továbbra sem volt hajlandó kimondani Orbán Viktor.

A new documentary series examines how neighbor disputes can start small and escalate into nightmarish situations, as observed by journalist Jussi Lehmusvesi.

An evaluation of police crime statistics in Germany, covering a ten-year period, reveals a significant increase in acts of violence against teachers in recent years.

President Ismail Omar Guelleh of Djibouti is expected to secure a sixth term in office after the country's age limits for presidential candidates were lifted. This move paves the way for his continued leadership.

The best journalistic and documentary photographs of 2025 have been recognized in Finland's photojournalism competition, which received over 2,000 submissions.

Albanian Prime Minister Edi Rama stated that accusations linking the construction sector to crime are "disgusting and unacceptable," despite acknowledging the phenomenon's prevalence in other European countries.

Djibouti is preparing for elections where its long-ruling leader, Guelleh, is seeking a sixth term in office. He faces no significant competition in the strategic Horn of Africa country.

A historical article traces the origins of the lottery to Italy in the late 17th century, noting figures like Casanova among its early enthusiasts.

A volt nyomozó a HVG-nek adott interjújában azt mondta: politikusi pályára nem készül, de szívesen nyitna kutyanapközit, aminek lehet, hogy itt az ideje.

Der Standard invites its community to participate in a forum discussion on the topic of apprenticeships, posing the question "Have you completed an apprenticeship?".

A federal judge has ruled that telehealth abortion will remain available for now, though the abortion pill mifepristone must undergo a safety review by the FDA. A case from Louisiana seeking to ban its use via telemedicine will proceed after the review.

A family is suing a Connecticut hospital after their 26-year-old son, a dental student, died in August 2024 while his ICU care was reportedly overseen by a telehealth doctor.

A 60-year-old teacher in Eisenstadt, Austria, has been sentenced to conditional imprisonment for allegedly committing sexual acts against his 25-year-old colleague without her consent. The verdict is not yet legally binding.

The Estonian Competition Authority has approved Ekspress Grupp's acquisition of a 50% stake in media company Õhtuleht Kirjastus.

Telehealth startup Medvi, which projects over $1 billion in sales, is reportedly using AI to power ads featuring doctors who do not appear to exist, according to a New York Times report.

Artificial intelligence, including tools like ChatGPT, is transforming education and training by promoting individualized learning without replacing teaching staff, a development researchers are actively studying.

Interesting views from other media are collected on the page.

This article tests and recommends board games specifically designed for use in pubs, cafes, and similar venues, highlighting that these places offer more than just drinks.

A cold front is expected to arrive in Hungary on Easter Monday, bringing strong winds throughout the week and returning morning frosts. Election day may also be rainy.

Forschende setzen auf Kompetenzen statt Verbote im Umgang mit Social Media. Doch wie realistisch ist dieser Ansatz? Fachstellen und Lehrpersonen sehen Chancen – aber auch Grenzen.

An article details how specific islands provide Iran with a strategic advantage, allowing it to exert significant control over the vital Strait of Hormuz.

Albania remains on high alert after the United States Embassy in Tirana issued a warning about possible threats linked to the Iranian regime, with Bulgaria also confirming it received a similar warning from Iran. Albanian officials, including a former Defense Minister and Prosecutor, have discussed cyber attack risks and past prevented terrorist incidents, with a former prosecutor revealing details of how Tehran allegedly planned terrorist attacks in Albania disguised as a film crew.

A Catholic observer in Berlingske suggests the Danish National Church, having adopted other religious days, should now consider saint veneration, noting a lack of communal religious experience compared to Southern Europe.

Austria is evaluating whether US military overflights violate its neutrality, with Vice-Chancellor Babler stating opposition to war.