Fanni Forgács
Traffic in Budapest’s touristy district changes drastically: More pedestrian-friendly streets to come
Starting this Sunday, traffic in Budapest is set for a major shake-up as Inner Erzsébetváros begins a summer-long trial aimed at creating cleaner, quieter, and more pedestrian-friendly streets. With new restrictions on cars and changes to parking and road access,…
Hungarian defence industry undergoes privatisation
Hungary has announced a significant restructuring of the Hungarian defence industry, forming a new holding company in partnership with the private firm 4iG.
Parajd flooding causes fish deaths and water contamination in Hungary’s rivers
A major environmental incident near Parajd has released a wave of highly saline water into the Kis-Küküllő stream, threatening ecosystems across Romania and Hungary.
Unbelievable: Kidnapped girl found in Hungary after 13 years
Kidnapped as a baby and hidden for over a decade, a girl taken from Italy to Hungary has finally been found, ending a 13-year search filled with heartbreak, hope, and an international manhunt.
Is the Hungarian government stocking up on foreign money before the 2026 elections?
The Hungarian government has doubled its planned foreign currency bond issuance for 2025 in a bid to address worsening budgetary pressures. With a higher deficit target and limited access to EU funds, the government is increasingly relying on international borrowing…
Wizz Air’s two popular routes face disruption
Wizz Air has adjusted two of its flight routes amid rising tensions in the Middle East, prioritising passenger safety and operational security.
Expect public transport changes and road closures in Budapest this weekend due to festival
Closures in Budapest are expected to cause disruption this weekend as the Kispest City Festival brings major traffic and public transport changes to District XIX.
PM Orbán’s brother named in shady guest worker recruitment scheme
A controversial scheme to bring guest workers into Hungary has raised serious concerns after evidence emerged linking the operation to Áron Orbán, brother of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
New infrastructure aims to stop desertification in Hungary’s most vulnerable regions
Hungary has launched a landmark water infrastructure project aimed at halting desertification in Hungary.
Beyond Lake Balaton and Tisza: 5 underrated Hungarian lakes to visit this summer
Looking to escape the crowds this summer? Discover the hidden beauty of Hungarian lakes beyond Balaton and Tisza.