Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 25th July, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

- Viktor Orbán prepares for a challenging speech at Tusványos as reality intervenes.

- Thousands are evacuated in Europe due to rapidly spreading wildfires in France and Spain.

- Admission scores for 2026 have been released; psychology at ELTE requires 455 points.

- Kaja Kallas criticizes Donald Trump for imposing unjustified new import tariffs.

- Major improvements are coming to Hungary's railway system sooner than expected.

- The upcoming winter looks bleak, but gas supplies may return to Europe afterward.

- I found the most expensive and cheapest food at the Campus Festival this year.

- Hungary sees its first drop in housing prices in three years, with significant declines reported.

- Orbán Viktor thanked for securing 500 million forints for the Magyar–Turán Foundation.

- The Margit Bridge was closed due to a World War II shell found in the Danube.

- Trump threatens Iran with severe consequences as tensions escalate in the region.

- Ukraine attacks a major Russian target, resulting in massive smoke plumes over a city.

- Political tensions rise in Ukraine with the appointment of a new military commander.

- Donald Trump reacts strongly to the EU's latest actions, threatening investigations and tariffs.

- Four million Tesla owners await a long-promised update as stock prices tumble.

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