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British ambassador’s residence in Budapest celebrates 100th anniversary
🎉 The British Ambassador’s Residence in Budapest turns 100! 🇬🇧✨ Get a rare look inside the residence below!
Fidesz MEP slams EU over “witch hunt” as EP debates Hungary’s transparency bill
Fidesz MEP András László claims the European Parliament has hit a “new low” by targeting Hungary’s transparency bill before it’s even passed. What do you think: is the EU overstepping or just doing its job?
Hungary marks National Day at 2025 Osaka Expo
At the 2025 World Expo in Osaka, Hungary celebrated its National Day with a message of innovation, sustainability, and global unity. 🇭🇺🤝🇯🇵
Top Hungary news: Foreign man dies, Magyar’s march, Wizz Air, summer 2025 — 24 May, 2025
Foreign man dies during police intervention, Trump's tariffs, summer forecast, Budapest-Belgrade railway, Orbán's extraordinary meeting and more!
PM Orbán convenes extraordinary meeting, here are the key topics
Hungarian PM Viktor Orbán just held an unscheduled meeting. Here’s what made it urgent.
Hungarian housing market soars as savings shift from bonds to real estate
Hungarian households are pulling savings out of government bonds — and pouring them into the housing market. 🏘️
Hungarian public safety excellent but drugs a problem, says government official
The government’s drugs commissioner says a crackdown ordered by PM Orbán has already led to thousands of criminal cases and major drug seizures.
Modernisation of Budapest-Belgrade railway line to be completed by the end of 2025
🚄 Exciting news! By the end of this year, the modernized Budapest-Belgrade railway will be ready, making travel between the two capitals faster and more comfortable than ever.
Hungarian ambassador: Trump’s return boosts Hungary’s peace diplomacy in US
Ambassador Szabolcs Takács said President Donald Trump’s return has helped raise the visibility of Hungary’s foreign policy — especially its calls for peace in Ukraine and the Middle East.
Hungarian government: Hungarians can only rely on themselves
"The lesson Hungarians can draw from history is that they can rely solely on themselves," a state secretary said.