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  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Albert Einstein,Thomas Mann and Alfréd Hajós Enter the Public Domain in 2026

From 1 January 2026, the works of Albert Einstein, Thomas Mann and hundreds of other authors and artists can be freely used, as copyright protection expires 70 years after the creator’s death, Hungary’s Intellectual Property Office said….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 07.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Béla Tarr, Icon of Hungarian and World Cinema, Dies at 70

Béla Tarr, one of the most influential figures in Hungarian and international cinema, has died at the age of 70 after a long illness. Renowned for films such as Sátántangó and Werckmeister Harmonies, his work reshaped modern film language….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 07.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Ella McCay: Feminist Power Movie Turns Into Catastrophic Box Office Bomb

A new film about a young, ambitious woman suddenly becoming the governor of a state just to be pushed out by the evil scheme of her husband, Ella McCay, grossed just $4.5 million in the box office against a $35…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 06.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

US Embassy Honours 48th Anniversary of Holy Crown’s Return to Hungary

The US Embassy in Budapest has commemorated the 48th anniversary of the return of the Holy Crown of King St Stephen, calling the 1978 transfer an important milestone in American–Hungarian relations. The gesture highlighted a moment when diplomacy, history and…
  • Joakim Scheffer
  • ‎ —‎ 06.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

More than 33 Million Pilgrims Visit Rome during Jubilee Holy Year

More than 33 million pilgrims travelled to Rome during the Jubilee Holy Year, exceeding all expectations, as the Vatican prepares to close the Holy Door of St Peter’s Basilica, marking the end of a year dedicated to hope and renewal….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 06.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary Names the Song Thrush Its Bird of the Year for 2026

The song thrush has been named Hungary’s Bird of the Year for 2026 following an online public vote organized by the Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society, highlighting the species’ beauty, ecology and conservation challenges….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 06.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Barnabás Varga Set to Sign with AEK Athens

Ferencváros striker Barnabás Varga, who has scored five goals in five games in Hungary’s FIFA World Cup qualification campaign and four goals in six games for his club in the UEFA Europa League this season, is set to sign with…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 05.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT

Hungary Rolls Out New Phase of Europe’s Largest Family Tax Cut Scheme

Hungary is launching a new phase of its family-focused tax policy from 1 January, expanding tax allowances, widening income tax exemptions for mothers and raising several family-related benefits….
  • Ádám Bráder
  • ‎ —‎ 05.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, REVIEW

Book Review: Lithuania, A History

‘Though several borders separate the modern states of Hungary and Lithuania, Hungarian readers will find some common history…’…
  • Michael O’Shea
  • ‎ —‎ 04.01.2026
Monks gather for the 5 pm mass at Saint John’s Abbey, Collegeville, Minnesota, home to several Brutalist works by the Modernist Bauhaus architect Marcel Breuer, 18 February 2025
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, REVIEW

Who Is the Real László Tóth?

In February, Adrien Brody took home the Oscar for Best Actor for his portrayal of a Hungarian architect, László Tóth, rebuilding his life in the United States after the Holocaust. However, audiences left cinemas yearning to know more about this…
  • Gavin Haynes
  • ‎ —‎ 04.01.2026
Russel Kirk at his typewriter in the 1950s
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, REVIEW

A Review of Russell Kirk’s The Conservative Mind

‘The claim is as follows: conservatives are indeed stupid and lack intellectual curiosity, and the progressives, be they liberals or socialists…have the intellectual firepower on their side.’…
  • Daniel Pitt
  • ‎ —‎ 03.01.2026
  • CULTURE & SOCIETY, CURRENT, REVIEW

Szánthó: Tisza Will Take Austerity Measures Gen Z Has Only Seen in History Books

Director General of the Center for Fundamental Rights Miklós Szánthó warned that Hungary’s Tisza Party is preparing austerity measures ‘Generation Z has only read about in history books,’ including tax hikes and privatization plans. He also argued that Europe is…
  • Márton Losonczi
  • ‎ —‎ 02.01.2026
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CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Launches Test Runs for Hungary’s Largest E-Bus Fleet
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest Launches Test Runs for Hungary’s Largest E-Bus Fleet

Budapest launches test runs for its new electric bus fleet on Monday, with the vehicles expected to enter regular service earlier than planned, already in early December. The rollout marks a major step toward expanding electric transport across the city.

Ádám Bráder
17.11.2025
Ireland Shock Hungary with Last-Minute Winner in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Ireland Shock Hungary with Last-Minute Winner in Budapest

Despite only needing a tie and even taking an early lead, Hungary lost to Ireland 3–2 at home and thus failed to advance to the World Cup qualifier play-offs. Troy Parrott became a bona fide football hero for his nation with a hat-trick against the Hungarians, after also scoring two against Portugal in the previous round.

Márton Losonczi
16.11.2025
Many Thanks to the Academy… — Hungarians with Oscars in Hand
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Many Thanks to the Academy… — Hungarians with Oscars in Hand

The first Academy Awards ceremony was held in Hollywood on 16 May 1929, at the Roosevelt Hotel. With an obvious bias, in this article Magyar Krónika recalls the acceptance speeches of the Hungarian winners.

Magyar Krónika
16.11.2025
Egon Rónay — Manager of Belvárosi Café and Initiator of the English Gastronomic Revolution
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Egon Rónay — Manager of Belvárosi Café and Initiator of the English Gastronomic Revolution

Once upon a time, there was a coffee house called Belvárosi Café, one of the largest and most prestigious cafés in Pest, which was the first to reopen its doors after the siege of Budapest. Its manager, Egon Rónay, was the scion of a famous hospitality dynasty and the initiator of the English gastronomic revolution.

Barnabás Leimeiszter
15.11.2025
Who Are the Lost Hungarians? — Diaspora Book Launches in Szeklerland
CULTURE & SOCIETY DIASPORA

Who Are the Lost Hungarians? — Diaspora Book Launches in Szeklerland

‘I conducted my first interview with the Hungarian parish priest of Passaic, NJ. For me, that interview offered a first glimpse into a very interesting kind of Hungarian world that had been completely unknown to me until then…It seemed to be a professionally fascinating, distinctive hidden world that deserved to be explored in depth.’

Ildikó Antal-Ferencz
15.11.2025
Hungary Goes Wild over Viktor Orbán’s Doodles
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungary Goes Wild over Viktor Orbán’s Doodles

Hungary has been buzzing since Monday over the mysterious doodles Prime Minister Viktor Orbán created during his long-awaited ATV interview. What began as chaotic circles and arrows sparked claims of instability from critics—until Orbán revealed they were his personal coded system for structuring complex answers, turning the controversy into a national talking point.

Joakim Scheffer
14.11.2025
Folk Tales and Architecture Highlight Hungary’s Cultural Showcase in Shanghai
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Folk Tales and Architecture Highlight Hungary’s Cultural Showcase in Shanghai

Hungarian folk tales, traditional dance and the legacy of a Hungarian architect who helped shape Shanghai are at the center of the Hungarian Cultural Week, opened Friday at the historic Park Hotel by Hungary’s Consulate General in Shanghai.

Ádám Bráder
14.11.2025
Government Extends Price-Margin Cuts, Adds 14 More Food Items
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Government Extends Price-Margin Cuts, Adds 14 More Food Items

Hungary’s government says it is standing with citizens rather than ‘profit-driven multinationals’, extending its price-margin reduction measures until 28 February 2026 and expanding them to 14 additional food products from 1 December to protect families and pensioners.

Ádám Bráder
14.11.2025
Hungary Inches Away from World Cup Play-Offs after Victory over Armenia
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary Inches Away from World Cup Play-Offs after Victory over Armenia

Hungary beat Armenia 1–0 away from home in Yerevan, Armenia. Barnabás Varga scored the winner with another header, his fourth goal in four games in the campaign. If Portugal beat Ireland later tonight, Hungary are guaranteed to make it to their first FIFA World Cup qualifier play-offs since 1997.

Márton Losonczi
13.11.2025
From Crisis to Knowledge: The Klebelsberg Education Plan
CULTURE & SOCIETY

From Crisis to Knowledge: The Klebelsberg Education Plan

‘The education system [Count Kunó Klebelsberg] established shaped the educational policies of future generations, laying the groundwork for ideas that continue to have an impact today. The reforms he enacted contributed to the emergence of a more educated, aware, and independent Hungarian society.’

Benedek Alpár
13.11.2025
Hungarian–Turkish Ties Celebrated at Budapest ‘Media Bridges’ Conference
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian–Turkish Ties Celebrated at Budapest ‘Media Bridges’ Conference

Hungarian–Turkish relations took centre stage at the ‘Media Bridges’ conference in Budapest, hosted by the Foundation for a Civic Hungary. Top officials and experts from both countries discussed expanding cooperation in media, energy, and security, underscoring a partnership grounded in trust, technology, and a shared commitment to peace.

Joakim Scheffer
13.11.2025
Gordon Ramsay Visits Hungarian Hell’s Kitchen in Budapest
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Gordon Ramsay Visits Hungarian Hell’s Kitchen in Budapest

British celebrity chef Gordon Ramsay visited Budapest, Hungary, for his birthday weekend. There, he visited a restaurant with a name that is very special to him, so he decided to share a short video of the experience on his social media.

Márton Losonczi
13.11.2025
Online Anxiety Emerging as a Major Mental Health Crisis, Experts Warn
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Online Anxiety Emerging as a Major Mental Health Crisis, Experts Warn

Online anxiety has become one of today’s most pressing mental health issues, experts warned at the ‘Under Pressure – Our Anxieties in the Real and Virtual World’ conference held on Wednesday in Budapest, Hungary.

Ádám Bráder
13.11.2025
Singer Tish Hyman Confronts Woke CA Senator on Trans Person in Women’s Locker Room
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Singer Tish Hyman Confronts Woke CA Senator on Trans Person in Women’s Locker Room

At an event, singer Tish Hyman confronted California State Senator Scott Wiener about biological men identifying as women being allowed in women’s locker rooms by local state laws. Hyman claims to have been assaulted by a trans woman at a gym.

Márton Losonczi
12.11.2025
Hungary’s Bottle Donation Programme Tops 82 Million Forints
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary’s Bottle Donation Programme Tops 82 Million Forints

More than 82 million forints have been collected through Hungary’s bottle return donation system. Until 31 December, those using REpont machines can choose to donate their refunds to support disadvantaged children and families.

Ádám Bráder
12.11.2025
Homeownership Programme and Airbnb Ban Drive Down Hungary’s Rent Prices
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Homeownership Programme and Airbnb Ban Drive Down Hungary’s Rent Prices

Rental prices in Hungary continued to decline in October 2025, with Budapest rents falling by 1 per cent and the national average by 0.7 per cent, according to the KSH–ingatlan.com Rent Index. This marks the sharpest two-month drop since late 2020, during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Ádám Bráder
12.11.2025
Budapest’s Bike-Sharing System to Transition to Next Generation in 2026
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Budapest’s Bike-Sharing System to Transition to Next Generation in 2026

Budapest’s bike-sharing system, MOL Bubi, will introduce a new 500-forint winter pass available from 23 November until 23 December, when the current service contract expires. A next-generation system with more bikes, including e-bikes, is expected to launch next year.

Ádám Bráder
12.11.2025
Early Jet Fighters: A Story of Western Self-Sabotage
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Early Jet Fighters: A Story of Western Self-Sabotage

‘The Russians copied the engine and implemented it into a very good aerial design that became the MiG-15 fighter jet.’

Dániel Farkas
12.11.2025
Steve Bannon: Hungary Is Thriving Because It Stood Up to Mass Migration
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Steve Bannon: Hungary Is Thriving Because It Stood Up to Mass Migration

Key Trump ally Steve Bannon praised Hungary and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, saying the country is ‘thriving’ because it has resisted mass migration. Comparing Hungary and Poland to Western Europe, he argued that nations like Germany, France, and England are ‘collapsing’ due to their migration policies.

Márton Losonczi
11.11.2025
Colourful Events and Cultural Awards to Mark Budapest’s 75th Anniversary
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Colourful Events and Cultural Awards to Mark Budapest’s 75th Anniversary

Budapest celebrates its birthday this year with a vibrant lineup of events, including the return of the popular Metro Festival, the festive party tram, and the opening of the city’s Christmas fair in City Hall Park.

Ádám Bráder
11.11.2025
IOC Set to Ban Trans Athletes from Women’s Sports
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

IOC Set to Ban Trans Athletes from Women’s Sports

The International Olympic Committee (IOC) is set to ban biological males identifying as women from competing against female athletes, according to reports by The Times. IOC President Kirsty Coventry, the first female and first African person to serve in the position, has previously claimed she wants to ‘protect women’.

Márton Losonczi
11.11.2025
Martin of Tours, Hungarian Saint — A Native of Pannonia
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Martin of Tours, Hungarian Saint — A Native of Pannonia

‘From the Middle Ages, a rare folk custom, still popular today, was associated with the holiday: the consumption of goose dishes…The custom was traditionally explained by a scene from the saint’s legend: Martin humbly hid in the goose pen so that he would not be elected bishop, but the geese betrayed him with their cries.’

László Veszprémy
11.11.2025
Hungarian Students Achieve 4th Place at Global Robotics Olympics in Panama
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Hungarian Students Achieve 4th Place at Global Robotics Olympics in Panama

A team of Hungarian students from the Mathias Corvinus Collegium (MCC) achieved an outstanding result at this year’s FIRST Global Challenge robotics competition in Panama, securing 4th place among 195 participating countries.

Ádám Bráder
10.11.2025
Why Liberals Do Not Understand the Value of Democracy
CULTURE & SOCIETY OPINION

Why Liberals Do Not Understand the Value of Democracy

‘What does democracy look like today?…We have become socially liberal, while the government has become more federalist and centralized.’

Markus Johansson
09.11.2025
Bob Haircut, Sports Cars, and Latin Conjugations — The First Female Hungarian Engineer, Eszter Pécsi
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Bob Haircut, Sports Cars, and Latin Conjugations — The First Female Hungarian Engineer, Eszter Pécsi

‘Our heroine wanted to become an engineer from an early age and chose the least feminine of all disciplines—structural engineering. She drew up the plans for the reinforced concrete structures of the national swimming pool designed by Alfréd Hajós…and it was her task to reinforce the collapsed roof structure of the damaged National Theatre.’

Emese Hulej
09.11.2025
The Hungarian Chronicler of the Jewish National Movement — Who Was Nathan Ben-Chaim?
CULTURE & SOCIETY

The Hungarian Chronicler of the Jewish National Movement — Who Was Nathan Ben-Chaim?

‘In shedding light on his work and the history of the Hungarian Betar movement, we not only recover a lost voice of right-wing Zionism but also gain a fuller, more nuanced understanding of Jewish history in Hungary before, during, and after the Holocaust.’

László Bernát Veszprémy
08.11.2025
Lake Balaton Shipping Season Breaks Passenger Records
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Lake Balaton Shipping Season Breaks Passenger Records

Lake Balaton’s 179th passenger shipping season has closed with record-breaking traffic. BAHART ferries and boats carried more than 2.3 million passengers this year, already surpassing 2024’s full-year total and signalling continued growth in regional tourism.

Ádám Bráder
07.11.2025
Cristiano Ronaldo Reveals He Wants to Meet President Trump in Interview with Piers Morgan
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Cristiano Ronaldo Reveals He Wants to Meet President Trump in Interview with Piers Morgan

Portuguese football superstar told Piers Morgan that President Trump is one of the few people he would want to meet in person, but has not yet had the chance. Morgan, given his personal relationship with the POTUS, replied that he could probably make that happen. Ronaldo has already sent a shirt to President Trump with the handwritten note ‘Praying for Peace’.

Márton Losonczi
06.11.2025
Budapest Wins Global Smart Green City Award for Climate Strategy
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Budapest Wins Global Smart Green City Award for Climate Strategy

Budapest has received the Global Smart Green City Award in Geneva for its progressive environmental and climate strategy. The recognition places the Hungarian capital among Europe’s leading sustainable cities, highlighting its work on clean energy, green spaces and smart urban governance.

Ádám Bráder
06.11.2025
Autumn Splendour and Japanese Traditions at Szeged’s Botanical Garden
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Autumn Splendour and Japanese Traditions at Szeged’s Botanical Garden

Brilliant autumn colours greet visitors at the University of Szeged Botanical Garden this Saturday, where the traditional Japanese Momiji celebration will showcase fiery maple leaves alongside cultural programmes, guided walks, music, and arts inspired by Japan.

Ádám Bráder
06.11.2025
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