Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th January, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

Hungarian Foreign Minister discusses Ukraine with ambassador, calls for dialogue with Russia or Slovakia.

Euro and dollar hit new rates, with the forint reaching a historic high against the euro.

After Trump's remarks, the dollar continues to drop, raising concerns among investors.

Over 700,000 people in Kyiv are left without power following a ballistic missile strike.

Evacuations are underway in Southern Italy due to severe landslides affecting entire cities.

Slovakia is suing the EU, with Prime Minister Fico suggesting Hungary may join the action.

Allegations of election fraud arise in Kyiv, targeting a controversial plan affecting Hungarian families.

Many are receiving keys to their first homes as the era of living with parents comes to an end.

A quiz tests knowledge on the Holocaust, highlighting its significance in European history.

Trump and Musk face backlash as the EU and India form the world's largest free trade bloc.

A suspicious timing of a representative's exit from a plummeting company raises eyebrows.

Bangladeshis are being deceived with promises of work in Russia, ending up on the front lines.

A major chip shortage is looming, leading to price hikes in technology products.

Toyota remains Hungary's favorite car brand, with sales expected to rise even further by 2026.

Szalai Attila officially continues his career on loan in Poland, seeking new opportunities.

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