Much Anticipated University Admission Points Announced This year's admission points for higher education were published on Wednesday evening. Balázs Hankó, the Secretary of State for Innovation... 2023.07.27.
Ensuring the Stable Operation and Development of Steel Giant Dunaferr Is Vital Economic Development Minister, Márton Nagy, received Sanjeev Gupta, the executive chairman of Liberty Steel Group, along with the company's management... 2023.07.27.
Manouche Jazz Festival to Be Held on Margaret Island This year's Django Fest Budapest festival featuring Hungarian gypsy jazz artists will take place at the Kristály Stage on Margaret... 2023.07.27.
EU Funds to Help Make Our Country One of the Most Livable by 2030 The Hungarian government aims to use EU funds to make Hungary one of the five most liveable countries in the... 2023.07.27.
Hungarian-built Wastewater Treatment Plants to Bring Relief in Ghana Two wastewater treatment plants, designed and built by Hungarians, have been inaugurated in the towns of Takoradi and Tamale in... 2023.07.27.
A Prominent Figure of Physics: Loránd Eötvös Was Born 175 Years Ago The Statue of Eötvös Loránd in the Garden of Chestnuts in Budapest. On the occasion of the 175th anniversary of... 2023.07.27.
The Market Should Determine the Exchange Rate The most important task for Hungary is to bring inflation down to single digits, restore economic growth, and put it... 2023.07.26.
Ukrainian Grain Should Reach Famine-Struck Areas First Hungary will protect the interests of Hungarian farmers by any means and at any cost, even if the European Union... 2023.07.26.
Fencing Champion Wins Bronze Medal in Milan Áron Szilágyi won the bronze medal in the men's individual fencing at the Olympic Qualification World Championships in Milan. The... 2023.07.26.
First Traditional Knights’ Pilgrimage on the Banks of the Danube A traditional knights' pilgrimage will be held between Báta (village in southern Hungary) and Mohács (town in southern Hungary on... 2023.07.26.
Most Young Hungarians Have no Plans to Leave their Homeland The majority of young Hungarians foresee having their own home, marriage, children, and life in Hungary by 2050, according to... 2023.07.26.
Software Giant’s AI Chat Is Being Investigated by Authorities The Hungarian Competition Authority has initiated proceedings against Microsoft for alleged unfair practices against Hungarian consumers with its new search... 2023.07.26.
Most Beautiful Forest Title Goes to Debrecen’s Nature Reserve Debrecen's Great Forest (Nagyerdő) has won the title of Hungary's most beautiful forest in an online vote launched by the... 2023.07.25.
Men’s Water Polo Team Triumphs over USA at World Championships Ádám Nagy (R) and American Hannes Daube during the match in Fukuoka. Hungary's men's water polo team, led by Gergő... 2023.07.25.
Sources of Supply for Trade with the East Shifting to Central Asian Region Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó (R) talks with Kyrgyz Foreign Minister Jeenbek Kulubaev (L) at the Ministry... 2023.07.24.
Higher Education Is Making Progress Internationally The Ministry of Culture and Innovation said in a statement that an internationally measurable turnaround in competitiveness is taking place... 2023.07.24.
An Eventful Weekend at 38th Hungarian Grand Prix Defending champion and two-time world champion Max Verstappen, the Dutch driver of Red Bull, won the 38th Hungarian Grand Prix... 2023.07.24.
Sunday’s Lake Balaton Cross-Swimming a Great Success More than 10,000 amateur and professional athletes took part in the 41st Lidl Lake Balaton Cross-Swimming on Sunday. The Lake... 2023.07.24.
The War Does Not Warrant Ukraine to Restrict Rights, Says PM’s Chief Adviser According to Katalin Szili, politician, former Speaker of the National Assembly and Chief Adviser to the Prime Minister, the situation... 2023.07.21.
Unique Exhibition on Famous Empress of Austria to be Displayed in Gödöllő In September, the Royal Palace of Gödöllő, near Budapest, will host a temporary exhibition entitled Sisi on Tour, presenting Empress... 2023.07.21.
