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Three Hungarian restaurants named among the world’s Top 100

Three Hungarian restaurants have earned a place in the Luxury Lifestyle Awards’ 2026 TOP 100 Restaurants of the World selection, bringing international attention to the country’s culinary scene. Continue reading

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Hungary Could See Its First Snow in the Second Half of November

Long-range forecasts suggest Hungary could see its first snow in the second half of November, starting in the Mátra and Bükk mountains. Snow could reach the lowlands in late November or early December, though it is unlikely to stick around. Although autumn is still in full swing, we are getting closer and closer to the…

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Communist-era Secret Service Records Made Public Online

The names and details of tens of thousands of Communist-era informants have been made public, with the documents now available in Hungary on the nyitottaktak.hu website. Three of the several types of…

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TISZA’s Own Foreign Policy Institute Chief Abruptly Dismissed After Three Months

Foreign Minister Anita Orbán and foreign policy expert Botond Feledy On Monday night, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs terminated the appointment of Botond Feledy, CEO of the Hungarian Institute of International Affairs, with immediate effect due to a loss of confidence, Magyar Nemzet reported.  György Velkey, the ministry’s parliamentary state secretary, announced the decision on…

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Over 200 WWII Explosives Unearthed at Budapest Construction Site

A total of 244 World War II-era explosive devices were discovered at a construction site at 404 Üllői Road in Budapest’s 18th district, the Hungarian Defense Forces’ 1st Explosive Ordnance Disposal and Riverine Flotilla Regiment reported on its social media page. The dangerous explosives were safely removed and disposed of. On Friday, October 30, military…

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Result of U.S. Midterms Causes Concern Among Hungarian Politicians

The Democratic Party’s gains in the November 3 U.S. midterm elections have drawn attention from Hungarian politicians. FIDESZ MEP Balázs Orbán commented on the results in a post on X, describing the Republican defeats as a warning for recently elected leaders, particularly Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar and Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk. The U.S.…

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