Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar has announced his intention to nominate former chess champion Judit Polgar for the presidency, presenting the internationally renowned grandmaster as a unifying figure during a period of political transition. The proposal, unveiled on Monday, would place one of Hungary's most celebrated sporting......
Mercedes-Benz is expanding its manufacturing footprint in Hungary with a €1 billion investment aimed at increasing production capacity, improving efficiency and strengthening its position in an increasingly competitive global automotive market. The German carmaker announced on Monday that its Kecskemet facility will undergo a major expansion......
Hungary's Parliament is expected to vote on a constitutional amendment that would remove President Tamás Sulyok from office, marking another major step in Prime Minister Peter Magyar's campaign to reshape the country's political institutions following his decisive electoral victory earlier this year. The proposed legislation......
Hungary’s Prime Minister Peter Magyar is preparing a major budget restructuring plan that will represent the first significant test of his government’s economic credibility since taking power after defeating long-time leader Viktor Orban. The reform package, expected by the end of August, will need to address a difficult political......
Hungary's state television has temporarily suspended its main news broadcast as part of a government-backed overhaul of public service media, with officials saying the changes aim to create a more independent and credible system. The announcement was displayed on the state broadcaster's M1 channel, which showed a black screen carrying......
Hungary is preparing to establish a new national authority dedicated to monitoring and penalizing industrial pollution, with a particular focus on the country's rapidly expanding electric vehicle (EV) battery manufacturing sector. The proposed watchdog forms part of the new government's efforts to strengthen environmental oversight......
More than 10,000 people took part in Budapest’s Pride march on Saturday, marking the first annual event of its kind since Hungary’s recent political transition following the electoral defeat of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in April. The demonstration brought together participants from across Hungary who marched through......
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