Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 14th July, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

Forsthoffer Ágnes signs the 17th amendment to the Fundamental Law; Sulyok Tamás now holds the ball.

Trump claims the U.S. is the protector of the Hormuz Strait, escalating tensions with Iran.

Gergely Gulyás informs Orbán of his resignation from the faction leadership, citing a capable successor.

A major market shift occurs, but there's no remedy for the Tisza euphoria.

Kecskemét’s Mercedes plant doubles its capacity, marking a significant milestone for Hungary.

Kubatov Gábor takes on dual roles as president and CEO at Ferencváros.

Orbán Viktor departs, while Sulyok faces potential removal proceedings amid political turmoil.

Karácsony Gergely suggests it's time to permanently retire the August 20th fireworks display.

The director of the Sárvár spa resigns over allegations of employing a phantom worker.

A weather alert is issued for nearly all of Hungary as storms are expected to break the heat.

Andy Burnham, former mayor of Manchester, is set to become the next British Prime Minister.

A new heatwave is on its way to Europe, potentially reaching Scandinavia.

A coordinated attack targets Moscow, as European nations mobilize in response.

A red alert is issued in France as suspicious fires erupt near Paris, unrelated to the heat.

Volkswagen plans to close four factories, threatening the jobs of a hundred thousand workers.

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