This Hungarian Town Explains Why Orban Could Lose on Sunday

Lake Balaton was beloved as a vacation spot. Now, luxury real estate projects serve many friends of Prime Minister Viktor Orban, and the locals are fed up.

By Andrew Higgins and Lili Rutai

Europe braces for Hungary’s pivotal election as Orbán fights for survival

Plus: a €2.2bn Chinese deal tests Brussels approach to economic security

In Budapest, a seven-hour concert aims to hasten Viktor Orban's 'end of the regime'

Robert Puzser, an intellectual and outspoken critic of the Fidesz party led by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban, is organizing this historic free show on Friday, April 10, to urge citizens to turn out for Sunday's legislative elections.

Hungary election campaigns enter final stretch as Orbán fights to remain in power – Europe live

Opposition candidate Péter Magyar warns supporters against complacency as some voters undecided ahead of Sunday in Budapest We talked to a few Budapest residents this morning in the city centre at Jászai Mari Square. Continue reading...

By Jakub Krupa in Budapest

Trump urges Hungarians to vote for Orbán

US President Donald Trump has called Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán a "friend" and urged Hungarians to vote for him two days before the parliamentary elections.

By Iryna Balachuk,Ulyana Krychkovska

Hungary election: How football has helped Orban keep power

Viktor Orban is a football fanatic but has long used the sport as a political tool, both in Hungary and abroad. With polls predicting election defeat, he could also lose his chance of hosting the Champions League final.

Hungarian opposition leads PM Orban's Fidesz, poll shows - The Straits Times

Hungarian opposition leads PM Orban's Fidesz, poll shows  The Straits Times

Viktor Orban will need late surge of undecided voters to back him in Hungarian election

Hungary’s centre-right Tisza party leads nationalist prime minister Viktor Orban’s ruling Fidesz ahead of a parliamentary election on Sunday, a poll showed on Thursday.

Gabor Takacs-Nagy brings spiritual medicine in long-awaited Korean debut

For Gabor Takacs-Nagy, arriving in Korea had long been a personal wish. Despite decades of international touring across Asia, the Hungarian conductor had never set foot in the country — until this week. On Tuesday evening, he finally took the stage at the Seoul Arts Center, leading the Verbier Festival Chamber Orchestra, an ensemble he has shaped for nearly two decades. His Seoul debut came as part of the Seoul Arts Center Orchestra Festival, which brings together leading orchestras from across

By The Korea Herald

MOL Is Diversifying Oil Purchases, Russian Crude Still the Long Term Solution

MOL has purchased approximately 510,000 barrels of U.S. crude oil for around $500 million, an amount sufficient to cover roughly one month of refining needs. The deal coincided with the visit of U.S. Vice President JD Vance to Budapest. The Hungarian oil and gas company disclosed details of the transaction in response to an inquiry […] The post MOL Is Diversifying Oil Purchases, Russian Crude Still the Long Term Solution appeared first on Hungary Today.

By Hungary Today

Housing Prices Rose Five Times Faster Than the EU Average in 2025 - BBJ - Budapest Business Journal

Housing Prices Rose Five Times Faster Than the EU Average in 2025  BBJ - Budapest Business Journal