The ticket sales system for the Grand Theatre - National Opera in Warsaw experienced significant issues, leaving many viewers without tickets they purchased or refunds for canceled transactions for the upcoming artistic season.

The reconstruction of the historic Kantonist Barracks building, home to the Museum of Hunting and Horsemanship in Royal Łazienki Park, is set to begin this year, with plans to 'reverse' the building to make it more accessible to visitors.

Poznań Mayor Jacek Jaśkowiak commented on the campaign in Krakow, specifically addressing a referendum concerning the recall of Krakow Mayor Aleksander Miszalski, suggesting that various "nonsense" statements would be made.

Márk Radnai, Vice President of the Tisza Party, will be responsible for setting up the Institute for a Functioning and Humane Hungary, which he states will be a politically independent institution.

Hungarian State Railways (MÁV) has reactivated its electronic locomotive service information website, EMIG, allowing passengers to view train delays. Plans are also underway to revive the Vonatinfó system, as announced by Dávid Vitézy.

Central Asian countries are leveraging political support from China, Europe, and the US to reduce their reliance on Russia and pursue their own national interests through diversified international cooperation.

The family of the man who died in the Tiszaújváros explosion at a Mol plant has contacted a lawyer, seeking compensation for the tragedy.

Separate truck accidents have caused significant road blockages in Poland and the Czech Republic. In Poland, a truck overturned, blocking the road to Warsaw, while in the Czech Republic, a truck crashed into a road worker's car, making the D2 highway impassable towards the country.

Analysts are examining the potential impact on the Hungarian housing market if the Tisza party's plans succeed in reducing youth emigration by 10-20,000 annually, considering demand and price changes.

Former Krakow President Jacek Majchrowski commented on the results of the referendum to recall the president, stating that a quarter of residents participated due to dislike for the Civic Platform party, and suggested two names for his successor.

Polish First Lady Marta Nawrocka is actively encouraging Polish women to prioritize their health by supporting the 'Badamy nie tylko Mamy' (We Examine Not Only Mothers) campaign, urging them not to delay medical examinations.

The Hungarian National Bank (MNB) has decided not to change its base interest rate, opting for caution and keeping the rate at a high level. This decision reflects the central bank's commitment to maintaining stability amidst economic uncertainties.

The disappearance of 10-year-old Mateusz Żukowski in Ujazdów, Poland, on May 26, 2007, remains a mystery, with the 'X Archive' still investigating the case.

While Lake Tisza remains a classic vacation spot, real estate trends at Lake Balaton are shifting, with buyers increasingly seeking investment properties rather than traditional vacation homes.

On Mother's Day, President Karol Nawrocki shared well wishes, Prime Minister Donald Tusk posted a photo with his mother, and First Lady Marta Nawrocka supported a breast cancer prevention campaign.

Péter Magyar has submitted a corrective amendment to the Tisza Party's constitutional proposal, clarifying that the aim is solely to abolish the Sovereignty Protection Office, while the protection of constitutional identity and Christian culture would remain intact.

The Polish Prison Service is expressing disappointment with the Tusk government's plans and is preparing a large demonstration in Warsaw. This protest highlights their dissatisfaction with proposed changes.

K-pop sensation BTS secured significant wins and delivered a memorable performance at the 2026 American Music Awards, with SZA also noted for her fangirl reaction to the group.

Aleksander Miszalski, the mayor of Krakow, has been removed from office following a referendum supported by right-wing and ultra-right opposition parties.

The Polish opposition celebrates the recall of Aleksander Miszalski and announces referendums in other cities, while PiS hopes to use these events to challenge Donald Tusk's government.

The President has appointed Judge Zbigniew Kapiński as the new First President of the Supreme Court, demonstrating independence. Meanwhile, the Border Guard is actively recruiting for its Warmian-Masurian unit, offering attractive starting salaries and housing benefits.

Hungarian politician Péter Magyar's first foreign trip involved meetings with Polish and Austrian officials, where the success of the Tisza Party was welcomed, though some tense moments arose with the Austrian Chancellor over contentious issues.

Elections for district councils in Warsaw's Praga-Południe district have caused a stir due to the emergence of joint lists of politicians from KO, PiS, and Konfederacja, united by their opposition to the city's transport policy.

Piotr Beczała will perform on May 27 at the Grand Theatre–National Opera in Warsaw. For his only concert in Warsaw this year, he has chosen fragments of roles that the Polish audience has never seen him perform on stage.

Due to a technical malfunction, MÁV-Group train tickets can currently only be purchased online, with the railway company working to resolve the issue.

Andriy Gawryliw, a Ukrainian influencer, has apologized on social media for driving his car on the route to Morskie Oko but has expressed disagreement with the five-year driving ban imposed as a penalty.

Krakow's referendum successfully recalled Mayor Aleksander Miszalski from office, with voter turnout exceeding 30%. Opposition politicians celebrated the outcome as a significant defeat for the ruling coalition and New Left.

An opinion piece discusses whether the state should decide what happens to an entrepreneur's assets after death, arguing that sometimes a company's importance as a workplace outweighs individual inheritance rights.

Fifty-five state secretaries have been officially appointed across 16 ministries for the new Tisza government in Hungary, with details provided on their professional backgrounds.

A Hungarian streaming guide highlights a dark Spider-Man story featuring Nicolas Cage, alongside Frankenstein and other recommendations for the week.

Piotr Pyzik, a politician affiliated with Law and Justice (PiS) and a former member of the Sejm for two terms, who served as Undersecretary of State in the Ministry of State Assets from 2021 to 2023, has passed away.

The rector of ELTE University will hold a vote on the future of its research centers, prompting the Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) to state its openness to readmitting the previously separated research network.

Following Péter Magyar's election victory, Hungarian financial markets are initially celebrating, but growing concerns are emerging about underlying economic imbalances after three years of stagnation.

Minister for Social Relations and Culture, Zoltán Tarr, shared his experiences with the Fidesz propaganda campaign and outlined his principles for reforming culture and public media, as well as his vision for the Tisza government.

Forty-nine individuals, among them musician Kis Grófo, have repaid grants received from the National Cultural Fund (NKA). Kis Grófo specifically returned 5 million forints that were intended for writing new songs.

A total of 1.7 billion forints, representing a tenth of the NKA grant money, has been repaid, with Városliget Zrt. returning the largest sum of 1.25 billion forints and Kis Grófo also returning 5 million forints.

Poland is grappling with drought, with experts warning that current government plans for water retention, focused on large reservoirs, are insufficient and that the country remains in a 'delusional sense of security'.

Two months before elections, Hungarian Minister Gulyás Gergely provided 300 million HUF in support to the Artificial Intelligence Research Center, an organization that previously labeled an aerial photo of a Tisza Party event as fake.

The WIG index in Warsaw concluded the week with a new record, reflecting a strong market performance. Concurrently, Apple stock reached a 52-week high, indicating positive investor sentiment.

The Polish Space Agency (POLSA) is facing accusations of attempting to silence astronaut Sławosz Uznański-Wiśniewski, raising concerns about freedom of speech within the country's space program. Poland is seen as having a significant, potentially unrepeatable, opportunity in space.

This Polish article, titled 'Temple and Dumpster. Architecture for Life,' argues that everyday human needs should be as important to architects and urban planners as representative buildings.

Two nannies working at a nursery in Ząbki, near Warsaw, have been charged with involuntary manslaughter following the death of a nearly two-year-old boy at the facility.

Doctors in Poland successfully removed a 25-kilogram tumor from a 47-year-old woman who had been suffering from severe pain and breathing difficulties. The complex operation was a challenge for the entire medical team.

Members of the European Parliament discussed a civil initiative focused on the preservation of video games, expressing hope for timely legislation.

W piątek minister sprawiedliwości, prokurator generalny Waldemar Żurek poinformował, że podjął decyzję o zawieszeniu zastępcy prokuratora generalnego do spraw wojskowych, prokuratora Tomasza Janeczka.

W maju w większości sektorów gospodarki obserwowana jest stabilizacja lub poprawa koniunktury w porównaniu do kwietnia tego roku - podał Główny Urząd Statystyczny.

Transakcja, która wycenia lidera rynku automatów paczkowych na 7,8 mmld euro, ma dać spółce paliwo do dalszej ekspansji na Starym Kontynencie.

Hungary's agriculture minister, Szabolcs Bóna, stated that Ukrainian grain drives down prices during drought conditions, emphasizing the need to consider the interests of Hungarian feed producers and livestock farmers.

Hungarian radio host Gábor Bochkor revealed that he underwent psychological therapy for half a year following a breakup, during which he realized his own imperfections.

A report suggests that Vienna's traffic statistics, specifically the "Modal Split," are being presented in a way that obscures data contradicting the city's goals. This highlights a potential issue with transparency in urban planning data.

Six years before its launch, the "Port Polska" megaport project is already causing apartment prices to rise in municipalities surrounding Warsaw, with analysts identifying which areas will benefit most from the massive investment.

Hungary's National Health Insurance Fund (NEAK) is set to be renamed back to its previous designation, Országos Egészségbiztosítási Pénztár. This change was confirmed by Zsolt Hegedűs, indicating a return to the former institutional name.

A debate has emerged in Hungary regarding the Tisza party's proposed constitutional amendment, which aims to clarify what would and would not be taken from asset management foundations.

After a 13-year hiatus, parliamentary investigative committees are set to be formed in Hungary, with the Tisza Party proposing drastic sanctions to ensure mandatory attendance and responses to questions.

According to a Transparency International Hungary lawyer, the Hungarian government could liquidate all public interest asset management foundations and easily reclaim multi-trillion-forint assets.

Hungary's Constitutional Court has ruled that while begging can be a misdemeanor, its punishability is limited to instances where it directly endangers the safety of others.

An analysis suggests that the political system built by Viktor Orbán over 16 years is rapidly collapsing, with its most important pillars crumbling in the wake of Tisza's landslide victory.

Mol has received the necessary permits to begin repairs on its olefin plant in Tiszaújváros, which was damaged in an explosion that killed one person and injured others. While cleanup is ongoing, repairs are estimated to take months.

Booker Prize-winning author David Szalay shared his views on the recent Hungarian election, emphasizing its significance as a reassertion of Hungary's European identity and expressing concern about the country potentially moving closer to Russia.

Retailer dm has announced price reductions on more than 4400 products this spring, with an average decrease of 11.37%, aiming to offer better value to customers.

The Hungarian Foreign Minister has reviewed 1322 diplomatic passports not granted by right and proposed the revocation of 776 diplomatic and 176 service passports.

Ervin Nagy has announced he will give up his acting roles, including those in Pintér Béla's plays, following his appointment as Cultural State Secretary. This decision marks a shift in his career focus.

Zoltán Tarr announced that the Tisza government will appoint budget commissioners to the Hungarian Media Support and Asset Management Fund (MTVA) and the National Media and Infocommunications Authority (NMHH).

Leading advisory firms continue to earn more, but they have stopped expanding their teams, indicating increased efficiency among tax advisors.

The Tisza government in Hungary has issued a decision for a comprehensive and urgent review of private equity funds, aiming to establish transparency in actual ownership relations.

An event at the Thyssen-Bornemisza National Museum recognized innovation and excellence in the beauty sector, bringing together leading brands to celebrate the best products of the year.

The referendum in Krakow has caused a political earthquake. The recall of Aleksander Miszalski has opened a new chapter in the fight for power in one of Poland's most important cities.

Musician ByeAlex has publicly stated that Curtis should return the 120 million forints received for his film to Hungarian taxpayers. This call relates to public funding allocated for the film project.

Poland's Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek has appointed an investigative team to probe the intrusion of TV Republika employees into the National Public Prosecutor's Office headquarters.

Krakow Mayor Aleksander Miszalski expressed pride in initiating metro construction and securing half a billion zlotys for a city housing pact, emphasizing positive developments in Krakow's sports sector.

The recall of Aleksander Miszalski in Krakow has led to speculation among Law and Justice politicians that it could be the beginning of a 'great wave' of similar events across Poland, though others remain skeptical.

Ákos Hadházy has filed a new complaint, suspecting illegal hunting, concerning the zebras at the Hatvanpuszta estate. His action follows discrepancies noted in aerial footage of the animals.

A burn victim from Tiszaújváros has been taken off ventilation, and the condition of four injured individuals receiving treatment at the Debrecen clinic is reported as stable.

Corvinus University of Budapest has introduced a new master's program designed to train professionals who can not only utilize AI but also understand it from strategic and ethical perspectives.

As global inequalities grow and Hungary faces demands to tax its wealthy elite, the country is examining both successful and problematic examples of wealth tax implementation from around the world.

A civil organization, heavily funded by NKA, rented the venue for Máté Kocsis's DPK event in Mátészalka, but 24.hu found no trace of their activities at their registered headquarters or online.

Hungarian film producer Deák Dániel, founder and director of the Friss Hús short film festival, has spoken out about accountability in the film industry, suggesting that many practices might be legal but unethical or in poor taste.

The article discusses the necessity of transforming education to adapt to the age of artificial intelligence, emphasizing that the quality of cooperation, not just technology, is key.

The supervisory board of the Polish Investment and Trade Agency (PAIH) has announced a competition for the positions of president and vice-president, following the recall of Andrzej Dycha from the top role a month prior.

Polityczne tąpnięcie zrzuciło z fotela prezydenta Krakowa Aleksandra Miszalskiego, ale tworzy przestrzeń dla innych.

Following the recall of Aleksander Miszalski, opening the way for early elections in Krakow, Małgorzata Wassermann critically assessed the current government and addressed questions about her potential mayoral candidacy.

Dye & Durham has announced the appointment of Mary Filippelli as the new chair of its Board of Directors and Steve Waszak as the interim Chief Financial Officer.

Beata Szydło stated that the recall of Aleksander Miszalski was an 'over-party, non-party citizens' referendum' and the beginning of 'recovering democracy in Poland'.

Samolot brytyjskiego ministra obrony doświadczył zagłuszania sygnału GPS - przekazał "The Times".

Hortobágyi T. Cirill, Archabbot of Pannonhalma, writes that Hungarian Christianity has entered a new era where credibility, rather than social weight, will be the crucial question for its future in societal, political, and cultural terms.

A man drove his car to Morskie Oko, claiming the barrier was raised and he didn't see the sign, and is now apologizing for the incident. He faces a potential ban from the Schengen zone for driving into the restricted area.

The rector of SZFE, Enikő Sepsi, has strongly pushed back against the Freeszfe Association's call for her resignation, criticizing their demands.

Csehországi példatörténet arról, hogy mi történik, ha a nacionalisták diktálják a tempót; Petr Pavel cseh elnök akár kilövetné a NATO-val az orosz vadászgépeket; Janez Jansa az orbáni modellel veszi…

Google is rolling out new features designed to help users by providing personalized, interactive pages directly within the search engine, aiming to reduce the need to navigate to external websites. This development raises concerns about the future of websites that rely on search traffic.

Following what they describe as the socially insensitive Fidesz government, the Housing Coalition hopes for a housing policy from the Tisza Party that supports those in need, despite recent statistics showing more young people buying homes with the Home Start program.

The Tisza Party has submitted a bill that would suspend foreign currency loan lawsuits and enforcement actions until a resolution is reached on the matter. However, lawyers specializing in foreign currency loans have identified several issues with the proposed legislation's wording.

Péter Magyar is reportedly resisting Brussels on two key issues—pension and tax reform—during negotiations concerning the release of EU funds for Hungary. These reforms have become the main points of contention between Budapest and Brussels.

The city of Székesfehérvár is looking to divest from Videoton FC, with Mayor András Cser-Palkovics hoping to find a new owner by July after launching a new tender.

TVN24 is celebrating its 25th anniversary in Mińsk Mazowiecki, offering a behind-the-scenes look at how they uncover scandals and stories from institutions that prefer silence.

A referendum silence period has begun in Poland, prohibiting campaigning and discussion about the upcoming referendum over the weekend. This period precedes the actual vote scheduled for Sunday.

Dismantling of the institution, violation of employee rights, and organizational chaos - these accusations against the management of the Polish Space Agency were included in a letter to the Minister of Finance Andrzej Domański,...

A student-led initiative has been launched in Hungary to save the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) amidst concerns over the TISZA government's perceived attack on conservative education.

Az Elk*rtuk producere azt mondta: ő még abba a Fideszbe került be, ahol a kritika kritika volt, nem árulás.

Polish Minister of Justice and Prosecutor General Waldemar Żurek announced his decision to suspend Tomasz Janeczek, the Deputy Prosecutor General for Military Affairs.

A Samsung egy olyan tervet szabadalmaztatott, ami az eddig megszokott mobiljaihoz képest egy nagyon eltérő telefont mutat.

Albo ustalić ryczałt na jakimś minimalnym poziomie, albo zlikwidować kilometrówki - powiedział wicemarszałek Sejmu z PSL Piotr Zgorzelski w "Jeden na jeden" w TVN24.

An Eastern affairs expert does not foresee an end to the war in Ukraine, instead suggesting a scenario of 'hybrid peace' where the conflict is frozen and periodically reignited.

Road crews in Warsaw are scheduled to carry out asphalt paving and repairs on several key streets, including Marszałkowska, Przekorna, and Rosochata, in the coming days. Further work is planned for Emilia Plater, Aleje Jerozolimskie, Wał Miedzeszyński, and Poniatowski Bridge in the following weeks.

Police in Tarczyn, Poland, arrested a 72-year-old cyclist for driving under the influence. He spent the night in a cell and was charged with bribery after attempting to offer officers a bribe when they issued him a ticket.

Hungarian opposition figure Magyar Péter visited Austria, while his Tisza party proposes constitutional changes and challenges the Sovereignty Protection Office. A petition also launched to preserve the MCC.

Lawyer Ryszard Kalisz commented on the Ziobro case, stating that the Polish prosecution possesses numerous arguments and that the extradition request to the United States must be meticulously prepared, considering US precedents.

The National Bank of Poland increased its gold reserves in April, acquiring additional tons of the precious metal, bringing its total holdings to nearly 19.15 million ounces valued over 322 billion zlotys.

Bertalan Havasi stated that he learned from Orbán that when facing aggression, one should not just smile awkwardly but fight back. This advice was given to public officials called to resign by Magyar.

Judit Lannert announced the appointment of Zsuzsanna Naderi, an economist and auditor with nearly thirty years of experience, as the new Secretary of State responsible for vocational training and adult learning.

Police were called to the 17th National Doctors' Congress in Poland after the voting system stopped working due to deliberate signal jamming, causing chaos during the proceedings.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has appointed a former state secretary, Czunyiné, to lead the 'Védvonal' (Defense Line) initiative. The appointment comes after Czunyiné previously criticized Facebook users for using laughing emojis.

The Speaker of the Polish Sejm, Włodzimierz Czarzasty, announced that documents related to an annex of the WSI liquidation report have been returned to the president, describing the attempt to declassify them as a 'huge mistake' and a 'political manifesto.'

Hungarian trade unions are advocating for the appointment of a labor state secretary in the new government, expressing concern over the absence of an independent employment and labor policy secretariat.

The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has proposed the revocation of 776 diplomatic and 176 service passports. This measure aims to reduce the number of individuals holding such travel documents.

Actor Ervin Nagy will perform for the last time with the Pintér Béla Company in June, as his position as state secretary is deemed incompatible with his acting career.

The incoming Tisza government in Hungary plans to review the Bethlen Gábor Fund Management, which has distributed over 700 billion forints since 2020 to support Fidesz's national and social policies, with a promise to examine decisions going back five years.

Booker Prize-winning author David Szalay stated that the stakes were enormous, but Hungary remained part of Europe, calling it grotesque if Fidesz had steered the country back into Russia's arms. He also shared childhood memories and thoughts on power struggles.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has criticized the opposition Tisza Party, stating that it is focused on hunting down political opponents rather than implementing its program. Fidesz expressed hope that the Tisza Party would cease political agitation and begin genuine governmental work.

Huawei is reportedly aiming to develop a top-tier processor by 2031, which could effectively nullify US sanctions. Analysts suggest Huawei's new chip scaling law seeks to bypass the ASML chokepoint, though significant hurdles remain.

Piotr Beczała will perform a special concert on May 27 at the Grand Theatre-National Opera in Warsaw, marking his first appearance there since 2021 and featuring selections from roles not previously seen by the Polish audience.

The European Commission states that progress has been made in negotiations with Hungary regarding EU recovery funds, but some technical issues remain unresolved.

Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defense, Cezary Tomczyk, commented on the Kraków referendum results, issuing a 'red card' for Mayor Aleksander Miszalski. Miszalski himself has now spoken after being recalled, stating he is not happy but accepts democracy and will engage in the upcoming snap elections.

The Hungarian Academy of Sciences (MTA) has confirmed its willingness to take back research centers that were transferred to ELTE University. Both the current and future presidents of the MTA criticized a consultative vote initiated by the ELTE rector.

The data protection authority has fined Mediaworks 50 million for linking stolen data from the Tisza application in articles published by Origo, Magyar Nemzet, and Ripost.

Following a lost referendum in Krakow, the political future of Aleksander Miszalski within the Civic Coalition (KO) is uncertain, prompting KO and its allies to seek an agreement before accelerated elections.

According to researchers at Semmelweis University, pain can be sustained not only by inflammation but also by factors like smoking and obesity, potentially creating a vicious cycle.

István Gyöngyösi, a Tisza party representative, has called for the inclusion of Roma experts at the highest levels of government to address social policy issues affecting the Roma community.

The case of a mole removal costing 70,000 forints at a clinical dermatology department reached Minister Hegedűs Zsolt, who promised to review the intertwining of the state and private healthcare sectors, including the situation of university clinics.

An association founded by a Fidesz MP in the Mátészalka constituency received 30 million HUF from the National Cultural Fund (NKA) and subsequently rented out the local sports hall to Zebra DPK.

The Polish economy entered 2026 with good momentum, but the first quarter revealed a more challenging phase for businesses, with contractor credibility becoming more important than growth.

Péter Magyar stated that parliament would likely elect a president for a transitional period and outlined four topics for Monday's government meeting in an interview with Telex.

Cezary Tomczyk, Poland's Deputy Minister of National Defense, commented on the results of the Kraków referendum, issuing a 'red card' for Mayor Aleksander Miszalski and a 'yellow card' for the City Council, urging national conclusions from the local event.

Warsaw stock market indices soared to new records, driven by the prospect of an end to the US-Iran conflict and a drop in oil prices, encouraging investors to buy shares.

W. Kruk, Poland's oldest jewelry brand, is opening two new luxury boutiques at Plac Trzech Krzyży in Warsaw. These new locations will house high-end watch brands, further establishing the area as a destination for luxury goods.

Scientists are raising an alarm about a new vulnerability where artificial intelligence can be manipulated through inaudible commands. This method could allow attackers to gain access to private emails or files on smart devices.

Actor Benett Vilmányi stated in an interview that Hungarians do not deserve the regime change, criticizing them for not standing up for each other, making small compromises, and accepting unfair treatment.

Nowa Lewica wystawi własnego kandydata lub kandydatkę na prezydenta Krakowa - zapowiedział w poniedziałek lider ugrupowania Włodzimierz Czarzasty w reakcji na odwołanie Aleksandra Miszalskiego (KO) w…

Andrzej Domański stated that Poland's voice in the EU is becoming more audible, with the goal for Poland to be among the three largest economies in the European Union within the next 10 years.

Aleksander Miszalski has been recalled from his position as President of Krakow following a referendum, leading to expectations of early elections for the city. The article discusses the immediate implications and what will happen until new elections are held.

Following the success of Wandal, chef Adrian Bęben and sommelier Piotr Pietras have opened a new restaurant in Warsaw called Nów, which features a completely different formula with a mystery menu and only 20 seats.

Polish local governments have effectively utilized EU support, but the current funding model is nearing its end, prompting a search for new opportunities and a higher level of engagement.

Activists detained on a flotilla claim they were beaten, repeatedly stripped, and manhandled, while the IDF denies any violations occurred. Reports also indicate that prison guards on the 'prison ships' were controlled by Ben-Gvir.

MOL has formed a committee to probe the explosion that occurred at its Tiszaújváros plant, as reported by the Budapest Business Journal.

An excerpt from David Szalay's Booker Prize-winning novel 'Test' (2025) tells the story of a man alienated from the world and himself, from his rise to his fall.

MOL has established an investigative committee following an explosion at its Tiszaújváros plant, while police have launched a criminal investigation into the incident on suspicion of negligent endangerment causing death. The condition of those injured in the blast is reported to be stable.

A new United Surveys by IBRiS poll for Wirtualna Polska indicates divided public opinion on whether Przemysław Czarnek could lead Law and Justice to electoral success and become Prime Minister.

Anita Orbán, a Hungarian official, announced that investigations into stolen public funds will commence within days, stating that Hungary has already permanently lost two billion euros due to corruption from the previous government.

Director László Nemes Jeles spoke to Népszava about his new and upcoming films, expressing hope for a professional film world focused on craft rather than 'clowning around and theft,' also touching on Hungarian film reforms and Nazis.

Paweł Demirski's autobiographical drama 'Hamlet' premieres on May 23 at the National Old Theatre in Krakow, marking his return to theater after a five-year hiatus, with Krzysztof Globisz in a starring role.

A new poll indicates that Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz, Poland's Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of National Defense, is generally well-regarded for his work in the defense ministry, often receiving a "four" (good) rating.

Credit rating agency Moody's has reduced its economic growth forecast for Hungary to 1.9% GDP expansion for the current year. The agency also anticipates that Hungary's public debt will continue to rise this year and next, attributing this to measures taken by the previous government.

Lajos Kósa has withdrawn his candidacy for the presidency of the Hungarian National Skating Federation. A new president has been elected for the organization.

Emotions are high in Krakow ahead of Sunday's vote, with Koalicja Obywatelska (KO) politicians expressing concern over the potential results of the referendum to recall Mayor Aleksander Miszalski and the City Council, which could affect Prime Minister Donald Tusk.

Gábor Kálomista, a producer known for his proximity to the NER, has announced his retirement from active filmmaking, stating his name had become a burden, though he will retain his theater position.

Constitutional lawyer Péter Stánicz stated that the Tisza Party's constitutional amendment proposal is not retroactive, but criticized Fidesz for weakening the Constitutional Court's role, which should be examining such issues.

The founder of the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) has agreed to return public funds but seeks dialogue with Péter Magyar's government to ensure the institution's continued operation. The MCC stands to lose significant assets based on a proposal from Magyar's party.

The Hungarian Parliament is set to establish five investigative committees proposed by the Tisza party, one of which will focus on uncovering details of the recent clemency scandal.

The 50th anniversary of the Bachmann Prize, a renowned German-language literary award, will feature three Austrian readers: Wolfgang Popp, Magdalena Schrefel, and Christoph Szalay, with Helga Schubert delivering the Klagenfurt speech.

Działkę o powierzchni 6,48 ha na warszawskim Targówku Speedwell Development kupił od platformy European Logistics Investment. Strony nie podają wartości transakcji.

Jedna osoba poginula je, a najmanje sedam teško ozlijeđeno u eksploziji u pogonu MOL-a u mađarskom Tiszaújvárosu, piše mađarski portal Index.hu.

Amerykański kontyngent wojskowy w Polsce nie zostanie zmniejszony, a w najbliższym czasie może wzrosnąć do 11 tysięcy żołnierzy. Warszawa otrzymała od Waszyngtonu gwarancje bezpieczeństwa.

Egy ember meghalt, egy pedig életveszélyesen megsérült – közölte Hegedűs Zsolt egészségügyi miniszter.

The "Patriots for Europe" group has declared the Hungarian government's proposed constitutional amendment unacceptable. They also expect the Tisza Party faction and the European People's Party to distance themselves from the proposal.

The number of long-term investment accounts in Hungary has increased by nearly 30% in a single year, as small investors show a preference for minimizing their tax obligations.

Despite facing criticism during a tumultuous campaign, Łukasz Jankowski has been re-elected as the head of the Polish medical self-government for another four-year term. Doctors cast their votes to choose their representative leader.

New EU regulations on pay equality are expected to come into effect for some employees after June 2026, particularly in the public sector, despite potential delays in national implementation by the government.

Following a highly successful previous campaign that garnered international support for the Cancer Fighters Foundation, Polish group Łatwogang has announced a new fundraising initiative coupled with a personal challenge.