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Hungary remains most corrupt EU state, Transparency International report finds
According to the annual Corruption Perceptions Index, Hungary is 84th in the global ranking, which is the lowest it has ever been ranked. This year's result is worse than the previous one.
US Secretary of State Marco Rubio to visit Budapest
He will be in Hungary between 15-16 February to reaffirm the two countries' shared bilateral and regional interests, and to discuss matters relating to the energy partnership between the United...
Hungarian Counter-Terrorism Center's office in Bosnian Serb entity upsets many in Bosnia-Herzegovina
Several Bosnian politicians and experts have expressed their concern, arguing that the state's central institutions had been bypassed, but the Sarajevo government has yet to offer a substantive...
Orbán: In 1999, Clinton asked Hungary to attack Serbia
The only problem is that at the time, Orbán himself said that a ground operation wasn't even on the agenda of NATO, when reporting to parliament after the NATO summit.
Orbán: We'll see if Trump will come, it's impossible to know
According to the Hungarian Prime Minister, an important part of Donald Trump's political strategy is that no one can know anything for sure in advance.
Construction of Hungary's second nuclear power plant officially begins
'What a great day for Hungary, what a great day for Russia!' Rafael Mariano Grossi, Director General of the International Atomic Energy Agency said on the occasion.
Hungary bans three Ukrainian military leaders from entering the country
The last time a Ukrainian citizen was banned from entering Hungary was in the summer of 2025.
Budapest court sentences German anti-fascist to eight years in prison for attacks targeting...
"We all know what verdict the Prime Minister of Hungary wants," the defendant said in court. Both the prosecution and the defense have appealed the verdict.
World-famous Hungarian cave to close for two years due to renovation
Corroded ladders will be replaced with corrosion-resistant ones, and safer walking surfaces will be created to provide greater protection for fragile formations.
One of the world's most prestigious publishers purchases rights to Judit Polgár's autobiography
After several rounds of bidding, one of the world's most prestigious publishers purchased the rights to the autobiography of the renowned chess grandmaster Judit Polgár, titled Queen of Chess.
