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Prime Minister Orbán Welcomes EPC Delegates to Budapest’s Largest Diplomatic Event

Delegates have begun arriving at Budapest’s Puskás Arena for the European Political Community summit, an event Prime Minister Viktor Orbán calls Hungary’s largest diplomatic gathering to date. With over 47 heads of state and key international figures in attendance, the…

BudapestGO Update Introduces New Features for Streamlined Public Transport Access

The Centre for Budapest Transport (BKK) is advancing the BudapestGO app to enhance digital ticket use across the capital’s public transport network. With user demand for digital payments growing rapidly, BKK aims to create a more convenient as well as…

Hungary’s Hungaroring Set for Complete Overhaul by 2026

Renovations at the Hungaroring are well underway following the 2024 Hungarian Grand Prix, with a budget of 78.9 billion forints aimed at extensive upgrades. These include refurbishing the main grandstand and paddock, constructing two new tunnels for improved access, and…

European Political Community Summit in Budapest – Here’s What You Need to Know

This week, the largest diplomatic event in Hungary’s history, the European Political Community (EPC) Summit, takes place in Budapest. The meeting will be unusual in several respects: the leaders of the states are convening just two days after the US…
EASA Programme Manager Guillaume Soudain speaks at the conference in Budapest on 31 October 2024.

European Aviation Safety Agency Conference Hosted in Budapest

The European Commission’s aviation safety agency EASA’s conference was hosted in Budapest, Hungary under the Hungarian Presidency of the Council of the European Union. The emphasis was placed on the essential impact of human factors in ensuring safe operations at…

Dubai Billionaire Khalaf Al Habtoor Praises Hungary, Hints at Potential Investments

‘The Hungarian government is open to both the East and the West. They do not adopt a political stance, which is commendable; it allows them to maintain open and honest relations with everyone and even forge friendships with all,’ Dubai…
Portrait of Count István Széchenyi by Miklós Barabás (1848)

Hungarian Science Festival Kicks Off with Hundreds of Events Nationwide

The Hungarian Science Festival, hosted by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, begins this Monday with an expansive month-long programme. The Hungarian Science Festival has been held since 2003, commencing on 3 November with the Day of Hungarian Science, commemorating Count…
Block of flats with balconies (Pixabay)

Budapest and the Housing Crisis: Hungary’s Newest Political Hot Button

In recent years the real estate market in Budapest has seen dramatic price increases. The price of newly built flats rose by 13.9 per cent within a year, reaching an average of 3,260 euros per square metre in 2023. Rental…

Budapest City Council Adopts New Measures for Affordable Housing

The Budapest General Assembly has approved a comprehensive proposal package aimed at improving housing affordability, expanding the city’s affordable rental market, and optimizing existing real estate. The initiative seeks active involvement from both the central government and the EU’s structural…
Foreign Ministry State Secretary Gyula Horn welcomes János Kádár at the Ferihegy Airport as the Communist leader returns from his trip to Berlin in December 1987.

Budapest Fidesz: Gyula Horn Walkway Should Be Renamed after the Pest Lads

‘Hungarian law explicitly forbids public spaces from bearing the names of individuals who played a part in establishing, consolidating, or perpetuating the totalitarian political regimes of the 20th century. Those who respect Horn’s accomplishments in his later years as prime…

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