Hungary News in English

Good morning! It’s 28th July, and here’s your Hungary daily news capsule.

A severe forest fire approaches a major French city, alarming residents and officials.

New constitutional judge Pál Sonnevend appointed as parliament makes historic decisions.

Brutal heatwave expected in the Carpathian Basin, with temperatures soaring to 40 degrees.

Despite drone strikes on neighbors, Trump claims US and Tehran are negotiating well.

Tisza government faces declining support, prompting an extraordinary parliamentary session.

Parliament to vote on the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office next Tuesday.

Questions remain unanswered by Prime Minister Viktor Orbán at the Tusványos festival.

Lake Velence may lose its continuous water surface by August due to low levels.

Former TEK leader's lawyer responds to Orbán's comments at Tusványos event.

Economic update: Oil and gas prices drop as the forint reaches a two-week high.

Warnings issued in neighboring country as F-16s scramble amid rising incidents.

Alonso satisfied with new Aston Martin as preparations ramp up for the Hungaroring.

Queen's 1986 concert film to premiere in Budapest, celebrating the band's iconic performance.

Van der Poel's emotional victory in Paris leaves fans in awe of his incredible performance.

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