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Hungary, the dog breeding superpower
Due to the existing huge demand all across Europe, illegal breeders have been overbreeding dogs in Hungary. These animals then grow up amidst poor conditions and are not given proper medical care....
Orbán: This is a new era of European history
The Hungarian Prime Minister explained why he thinks Europe shot itself in its lungs, why they declared an economic state of danger in Hungary, and how he sees the protests of the past week.
Hungary to help get Ukraine's grain out
Hungary plans to develop the railways, loading and storage facilities and processing plants in the area of the country bordering Ukraine.
Hungarian government announces state of danger due to energy crisis
How does the Hungarian government plan to handle the energy crisis affecting all of Europe? A summary on all you need to know on the latest announcement.
Major tax change bill pushed through parliament in spite of protests
The bill, which affects small businesses and sole proprietors negatively was proposed on Monday, debated and accepted in Parliament on Tuesday.
Leaked files of Uber reveal secret lobbying operations in Hungary
Being a member of an international fact-finding team, Direkt36 has accessed the lobbying files of Uber. These revealed that despite the fact that the US company's representatives had access to...
Hungarian politicians react to US’ ending of tax treaty between two countries
The government members' statements are talking about "a petty move" and an attempt to pressure Hungary to accept the global minimum tax – which would be against the interests of Europe as a whole,...
Head of Hungarian Defense Forces visits Ukraine
A team from the Hungarian military leadership visited several Ukrainian towns while visiting their Ukrainian counterparts.
Hungary's current family policy draws a dividing line between the "deserving" and the "undeserving"
Record low birth rates, rising marriage rates, hundreds of billions of forints dispersed as financial support for families, same-sex couples excluded from adoption – in the final part of Telex's...
Constitutional Court says public media have duty not to spread lies
The public media service argued that checking their sources and interviewing other stakeholders is in fact censorship.
