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Hungary’s Puli Space to Map Moon’s Water Ice in ESA Collaboration

The European Space Agency (ESA) has signed its first deep-space data acquisition agreement with Hungary’s Puli Space Technologies. Their miniaturized neutron spectrometer, the Puli Lunar Water Snooper, will map lunar water ice concentrations on a historic mission….

Environmental Education Initiative Sees Unprecedented Demand

The School in the Forest programme saw overwhelming interest, closing its registration within a day. This spring, 30,000 primary school students across Hungary will engage in forest education activities, focusing on sustainability and the wonders of soil….

Hungary Celebrates Culinary Excellence in the 2024 Michelin Guide

Hungary’s culinary scene shines brightly as the 2024 Michelin Guide awards reaffirm excellence. Iconic venues like Tata’s Platán and Budapest’s Stand retained two stars, while eight other restaurants, including one newcomer, received their coveted Michelin star this year….

Viktor Orbán and Chamber of Commerce Collaborate to Tackle Economic Challenges 

The Hungarian government and the Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) have reinforced their commitment to collaborate on addressing economic challenges and enhancing business performance, focusing on reducing administrative burdens, supporting innovation, and boosting market access….

Liget Budapest Project Wins Top Honour at Hungarian Real Estate Awards

The 26th Hungarian Real Estate Development Award celebrated the finest developments of 2024, with the Liget Budapest Project winning its top prize. Recognizing projects across 12 categories, the competition highlighted innovation, sustainability, and cultural heritage….
Budapest, 22 November 2024.András Szöllősi-Nagy, Professor at the Department of Water and Environmental Policy, Faculty of Water Sciences, National University of Public Service, speaks at the World Science Forum III Plenary Session at the Vigadó in Budapest on 22 November 2024. MTI/Peter Lakatos

Alternative GDP Measuring Sustainability Proposed by Hungarian Researchers at World Science Forum

At the World Science Forum in Budapest former President of the Republic János Áder highlighted a groundbreaking Hungarian methodology designed to replace GDP as the primary measure of economic performance. The new approach accounts for the environmental and social costs…
Hungary's Prime Minister Viktor Orban attends a joint press conference with the European Council President and President of the European Commission at the end of an Informal Meeting of Heads of State or Government of the European Union in Budapest, Hungary, on November 8, 2024. The fifth meeting of the European Political Community will see leaders from across Europe in Budapest and will address security challenges, including the war in Ukraine and the ongoing escalation in the Middle East. (Photo by Ferenc ISZA / AFP)

The Alarming Message of the Budapest Declaration

‘The EU can draw inspiration from global leaders like the United States and China. Both nations are integrating economic growth with environmental sustainability—whether through the American Inflation Reduction Act or the latest iteration of China’s Five-Year Plan. These strategies emphasize…
Volunteers planting a Miyawaki pocket forest at the student halls of residence of ELTE university in Budatétény, Budapest, Hungary on 19 October 2024

NGO Invites Hungarians to Plant 100,000 Trees to Mark National Tree-Planting Day

Hungary’s National Tree-Planting Day, scheduled for 1 March 2025, aims to see over 100,000 trees planted nationwide. The 10 Million Trees NGO, launched in 2019, is calling on citizens, organizations, and institutions to unite in this significant reforestation effort….

Creativity and the Essence of Creation in Focus at Highlights of Hungary

What drives creativity? A thought-provoking roundtable brought together experts from diverse fields to explore the meaning of creation, the challenges of collaboration, and the personal and collective forces that shape innovative work….

Climate Policy Should Be Driven by Practicality, Not Panic, Says Orbán in Baku

Addressing COP29 in Baku, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán urged for climate policies guided by ‘common sense’ rather than ‘ideology, panic, or alarm’. Hungary, he argued, must balance its green ambitions with sustainable economic growth….

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