Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 18th February, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

Fidesz proposes a controversial plan in parliament amid tensions with Brussels.

Marco Rubio's visit to Budapest stirs international media attention and controversy.

Russian strategic bombers take off, escalating tensions in Ukraine.

Orbán warns that Europe may be preparing for a major war by 2026.

Gold prices drop below five thousand dollars, raising concerns in the market.

National police operation results in hundreds of drivers being caught for violations.

Doctors withdraw from emergency services, risking Budapest's psychiatric care system.

A man confesses to a murder in Szolnok, leading to an ongoing investigation.

New EU report reveals three million Hungarians may live in absolute poverty.

A woman flees into a bakery with her baby to escape her estranged husband.

Two billion people celebrate the Lunar New Year, with red underwear as a tradition.

Europe and the USA's alliance faces scrutiny amid rising tensions and criticisms.

Oil prices hit a two-week low, but instability could drive them higher.

American stock markets see fluctuations, leaving investors uncertain about future trends.

A major airport parking lot is now filled with electric vehicle chargers.

The Vivo V60 Lite is set to release a new 4G variant powered by Snapdragon.

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