Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 20th April, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

Nagy Feró claims the Fidesz party is done for, saying their time is up.

Trump announces U.S. forces fired on a ship, causing oil prices to surge immediately.

Tensions escalate as Trump threatens to destroy Iranian power plants and bridges without a deal.

A brutal cold front is set to return to Hungary, bringing frost and hail this weekend.

In Bulgaria, the former president secures a landslide victory in the elections.

Hungary's recovery fund of 6.5 billion euros is at risk if action isn't taken soon.

The Tisza party now holds 141 mandates, while Fidesz representatives have dropped to 52.

Orbán Viktor receives a message from Ukraine regarding the Friendship oil pipeline, with no change in stance.

Health Minister-designate Hegedűs Zsolt plans to remove hospital facial recognition systems by July.

Robert Fico demands explanations from Hungary's future Prime Minister during their first meeting.

Ukrainian authorities classify the Kyiv shooting and hostage situation as a terrorist act.

Mark Rutte reveals the real reason behind Trump's outburst at allies, denying NATO exit signs.

The Middle East crisis pales in comparison to a looming conflict that could spark the biggest crisis ever.

Milák Kristóf wins the 100-meter butterfly at the Sopron championships, achieving the best time of the year.

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