Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd January, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

The EU vows to defend itself against any coercion following Costa Trump's Greenland threats.

A devastating cyclone with ten-meter waves hits popular holiday spots in Southern Europe.

A Fidesz MEP who once supported the Mercosur agreement now sees it as a major threat.

Hungarians can enter certain museums and exhibitions for free, a little-known fact for many.

After a wasted decade, Europe is waking up from its stupor, according to analysts.

A train accident in Spain leaves several injured, prompting a three-day strike by train drivers.

Orbán Viktor officially joins the Peace Council amid accusations of secretive negotiations.

Political battles intensify as people in Olaszliszka suffer from a shortage of firewood.

Concerns rise for businessman Lőrinc Mészáros as unexpected developments threaten his empire.

A 15 percent wage increase feels inadequate against a staggering 50 percent inflation rate.

Orbán Viktor responds sharply to Zelensky's compliments, escalating tensions between Hungary and Ukraine.

U.S. officials are in Moscow for discussions with Putin as peace talks progress.

Putin makes a surprising announcement about important meetings regarding Ukraine's future.

ICE agents detain a five-year-old child along with his father in Minneapolis.

Volkswagen surpasses Tesla in Europe, raising concerns for the electric vehicle giant.

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