Andrea Horváth Kávai (translation)

Andrea Horváth Kávai (translation)

Hungarian men's 4x100 free relay team wins gold at European Aquatics Championship
One of the swimmers, Kristóf Milák dazzled the world twice in just over an hour—first in the 100-meter butterfly, then in the 4x100-meter freestyle relay. He came away with a gold from both events.
Polish ultras attack Hungarian football fans in Zabrze
Hungarian Foreign Minister Anita Orbán described what happened to the fans of Ferencváros as unacceptable.
Charges filed against staff member of Fidesz-linked CPAC-organizer center over post featuring...
Zoltán Koskovics posted a rainbow flag with a swastika superimposed on it during last year's Budapest Pride, which the Orbán government had previously banned.
Hungarian PM announces measures for raising Danube water levels at Hungary's only nuclear power...
The investment is expected to provide a temporary solution for avoiding a complete shutdown of the Paks power plant in case of low Danube water levels, until a permanent solution can be implemented.
Zelensky calls election of new president "another important step in Hungary’s renewal"
The Ukrainian president was one of several regional leaders who congratulated András Baka on becoming Hungarian president.
"Proud to be among the first to be dragged through the mud"-Orbán's former press advisor speaks up
Fanny Kaminski reacted to the news that the PM's office had filed a complaint against her company on suspicion of embezzlement and abuse of office.
Hungarian government files complaint against company of Orbán's former press advisor
The prime minister's office paid out nearly 11 million euros to a company owned by Fanny Kaminski in the past few years, documents show.
Széchenyi family launches battle for its name
The name of one of Hungary's most renowned noble families has been used to name several major state-funded economic development programs in recent years, without first obtaining permission from the...
We asked Szijjártó’s press secretary whether ministry staffers really used to be sent to his press...
Máté Paczolay explained in detail how they made sure that each seat in the briefing room was filled and what the reasoning behind it was.
Foreign ministry staffers used to be rounded up to fill empty seats at Szijjártó’s press...
Independent news outlets were not invited, so the former Hungarian MFA wouldn't receive any uncomfortable questions, but the empty seats had to be filled up.
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