Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th May, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

Gábor Gönczi has been found in Alcsút, sparking interest with a video report.

Donald Trump's confidant hints at significant decisions behind the scenes, but no rush to conclude.

The Hungarian Parliament convenes, with a debate on Máté Kocsis's immunity following Péter Magyar's speech.

Aerial photos reveal the transformation of Orbán's Felcsút and Hatvanpuszta estates over 16 years.

Pope Leo XIII calls for collaboration in the age of AI, urging a shift from the "Tower of Babel."

Vitézy Dávid promises legislative changes as train services in western Hungary face severe disruptions.

Péter Magyar discusses the lack of knowledge among Hungarians during an interview with Telex.

Orbán Viktor responds to a letter addressed to Anita Orbán shortly after Magyar's remarks.

G7 suggests that if negotiations fail, force may be used to dismantle NER concessions.

The U.S. military bombards Iranian targets following Trump's optimistic tweet about negotiations.

Thousands of Hungarian workers have suddenly vanished from Austria, raising concerns.

Ferrari unveils its first electric car, making waves with its design and performance.

Oil prices are plummeting while gold prices are on the rise amid inflation fears.

A revolutionary battery from China boasts incredible energy density and rapid charging capabilities.

Astronomers may have erred, as one of the solar system's major discoveries appears to be in question.

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