Hungary News in English

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

Orbán orders a delegation to assess the state of the Friendship oil pipeline.

The Hungarian government decides on immediate measures to tackle the crisis on three fronts.

The U.S. targets Iran's oil production as Trump sends a coalition to the Strait of Hormuz.

Hungarians react strongly to Ukraine's deadly threats, with Orbán emphasizing national sovereignty.

Germany's Merz criticizes Trump over the suspension of Russian sanctions amid rising fuel prices.

Hungary brings home soldiers serving in Erbil, Iraq, for safety reasons.

Orbán sends a firm message to Zelensky, asserting that Hungary will not be a Ukrainian colony.

State awards announced for March 15th, with Kossuth prizes going to notable figures.

A competition heats up between Orbán and Magyar Péter, with unusual posts surfacing.

The U.S. places a bounty on Iran's elusive leader amid rising tensions.

The Iranian war impacts gas prices in the U.S., with costs skyrocketing.

A month-long halt in Formula 1 races is confirmed due to the Iranian conflict.

Kovács Zoltán steps down as sports director of DVTK following a heavy defeat.

The women's basketball World Cup qualifier becomes a life-or-death match for Hungary.

Voksán Virág, the famous Hungarian Playmate, is unrecognizable at 42 years old.

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