Latest Hungary news in English

Good morning! It’s 15th December, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

A tragic antisemitic terror attack in Australia claims 16 lives, shocking the community.

The Hungarian government reports significantly fewer participants in the national consultation this year.

Orbán declares Germany's rejection of EU plans as a declaration of war against Europe.

Protests erupt near a juvenile facility, leading to a complete police lockdown in Szőlő Street.

Authorities clarify that recent police presence in child protection institutions was not a raid.

A near collision occurs between a U.S. Air Force plane and a budget airline flight near Venezuela.

Nándor Csizmadia is elected mayor in Tab, marking a significant win for Fidesz.

Multiple vehicles break down on the M7 after water contaminates fuel at a Shell station.

The Polish Foreign Minister suggests Orbán deserves a Lenin award, sparking controversy.

Ukrainian President Zelensky announces willingness to forgo NATO membership for security guarantees.

Hamas confirms the death of a top leader, as Israel retaliates for a deadly attack.

New traffic regulations coming next year could lead to fines for unprepared drivers.

Experts predict significant changes in oil prices by 2026, impacting Hungary's economy.

Apple warns iPhone users of a dangerous security flaw, urging immediate updates.

Rob Reinert, director of "A Matter of Honor," tragically found murdered in Los Angeles.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!