Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 17th April, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

Ukraine faces a severe attack, prompting a response from Trump, but Kyiv remains cautious.

Orbán Viktor calls for a complete renewal, suggesting a change in the party's faction.

Trump announces a ten-day ceasefire between Israel and Lebanon, marking a historic moment.

A grim forecast suggests peace may take months amid ongoing global conflicts.

The Hungarian economy's fate could be decided in months under the new government.

Péter Magyar demands MOL not to pay the MCC, shaking up the company.

High fuel prices lead to the cancellation of 160 flights by the airline.

A leading analyst warns Hungarians to prepare for the removal of protected prices.

The U.S. may plunge a Middle Eastern state into darkness as patience runs out.

Exciting astronomical event: a comet visible to the naked eye every 170,000 years.

Nvidia spent ten times more on warranty claims last year compared to 2024.

Milák Kristóf defends his title, while a new champion emerges in his main event.

The Hungarian women's ice hockey team suffers a loss against Slovakia in Budapest.

Varga Barnabás's team tragically exits the Conference League after a tough match.

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