Andrea Horváth Kávai (translation)
Orbán to travel to Moscow on Friday
Both Telex and Vsquare have learnt this information, and the Hungarian Government's Information Center has not denied it.
Dodik brings confidant, new RS president-elect Karan to meeting with Orbán
Prior to the trip, Dodik said that the Republika Srpska and Hungary are developing increasingly close relations.
New US Chargé d'Affaires introduces herself in Hungarian
In the video, Caroline Savage spoke about her work, her first impressions of Hungary, and a bit about herself.
EP condemns Hungarian government's "deliberate and systematic efforts" to breach fundamental EU...
The EP report on the Article 7 procedure against Hungary received a majority of roughly two-thirds in the European Parliament on Tuesday. Of the Hungarian MEPs, only those from DK voted in favor.
Nobel-week to be held in Krasznahorkai's hometown in his honour
His hometown, Gyula is going to honour Hungarian writer László Krasznahorkai, this year's Nobel laureate in literature with multiple events between 6-12 December.
Head of Lidl Hungary: Chain closures bound to happen if special retail tax raised any further
In 2024, they had to pay two-thirds of their potential profit in retail sales tax alone, Zita Szlavikovics said.
Orbán forgot to mention a minor detail about the EU plan to support Ukraine
The Hungarian government continues to pretend that using frozen Russian assets to assist Ukraine is not being discussed in the EU. According to Orbán, "the European Union" wants to continue the war.
Fact check: Did Politico's Poll of Polls really show Fidesz ahead of Tisza?
The claim that even the liberal, Brussels-based Politico reported that Fidesz enjoys more support than the Tisza Party has recently swept through Fidesz-affiliated Facebook pages and pro-government...
Eight out of ten Hungarians consider campaign videos made with AI election fraud, survey shows
The majority do not like materials created with artificial intelligence, but they are divided on the subject of responsibility.
Vienna to celebrate Krasznahorkai's Nobel Prize with a 30-hour reading from his works
Anyone will be able to join the reading marathon celebrating the Hungarian writer, both as a reader or a listener.
