Alpár Kató
I’m Alpár Kató, the founder of Daily News Hungary and Helló Magyar. I love exploring the world through travel, gastronomy, and history, and I’m always on the lookout for fascinating stories to share. I often represent our site at diplomatic events in Budapest and on press trips around the globe. I live just outside Budapest with my wife and our three wonderful children. We also have two adopted dogs, they make our lives complete. Follow me on social media platforms to see what's happening with me:
Hungarian opposition collects 680,000 signatures backing European Prosecutor initiative
A total 680,000 signatures in support of getting Hungary to join the European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO)
Ship collision – Salvage delayed by high Danube water level
This large crane ship will to salvage the wreck of the Hableány - Photos HERE!
Exhibition in Budapest: Jacques Henri Lartigue – Life in Color
Another Danube ship collision victim identified in Budapest!
Another victim was discovered on this morning, details:
Oversupply on Hungary’s real estate market?
#Hungary's real estate market - In the first five months, supply outstripped demand!
Orbán marks Cohesion Day in Sátoraljaújhely
#Trianon #treaty: What happened 99 years ago "was not an agreement but a diktat and punishment for losing the war".
Trianon anniversary: 5,000 children was singing the Hungarian national anthem – VIDEO
National Cohesion Day - You must watch this video ;)
Hungarian government submits 2020 budget bill to parliament
#Hungary's economy minister highlighted increased support for families, the economy protection action plan, tax cuts and increased spending on security as the budget's four main pillars
Ship collision – Body pulled from wreck, another body was lifted from the Danube
The authorities are looking for further victims along the entire length of the #Danube south of #Budapest
Ship collision – Rescue operation fast, professional, says Hungarian interior minister
"...the rescue operation was taken over by high-ranking officers of the police and the disaster management authority"