Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 24th June, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

NKA scandal: Bús Balázs has been detained and questioned as a suspect.

V4 talks conclude with plans for a high-speed rail connecting Visegrad capitals.

Hungary's central bank cuts interest rates to the lowest since 2022, signaling change.

Hadházy Ákos will not run for the asset recovery office, citing mafia-like state operations.

A brutal heatwave hits Hungary, breaking night temperature records and impacting tourism.

Lázár János welcomes accountability, asserting he has nothing to hide amid political tensions.

A third-level heat alert is issued across Hungary as extreme temperatures persist.

Protected fuel prices are lifted, returning to market rates at gas stations nationwide.

An exclusive interview reveals Gyárfás Tamás's precarious situation regarding his legal battles.

Increased police checks announced for the upcoming Pride event in Budapest this weekend.

The U.S. temporarily lifts oil sanctions on Iran amid ongoing peace negotiations.

Szijjártó Péter reached out to Lavrov during the Wagner rebellion to check on his well-being.

Investors are shaken as tech stocks take a hit, raising concerns in the market.

AI-driven wealth increases lead to significant layoffs at major tech firms like Oracle.

Cristiano Ronaldo interrupts a question about Messi, nearly moved to tears during a match.

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