Former Hungarian president János Áder warned that drought years will become increasingly common in the Carpathian Basin, as climate experts say rising temperatures and declining spring rainfall are accelerating soil drying and threatening agriculture across Hungary.

Chinese automaker BYD said it will expand aggressively in Hungary after recording strong growth in the country’s electric vehicle market, where it has overtaken Tesla in sales this year. The company plans to launch new models, introduce ultra-fast charging technology and double its Hungarian dealer network.

Hungary currently faces no direct public health threat from hantavirus infections, Health Minister Zsolt Hegedűs said, stressing that the virus poses a low epidemiological risk and is fundamentally different from COVID-19.

Budapest’s City Park is preparing for one of the biggest events in its history as tens of thousands of Arsenal supporters are expected to gather there during the 2026 UEFA Champions League final weekend.

This year’s Gourmet Festival in Budapest will focus on the flavours of rural Hungary, featuring more than 20 countryside restaurants, Michelin-starred chefs and dozens of culinary programmes at Millenáris Park.

A new Republikon Institute poll shows support for the Tisza Party rising to 57 per cent while backing for Fidesz–KDNP has fallen to 23 per cent amid exceptionally high voter engagement following Hungary’s parliamentary election.

An indie game, a great soundtrack, high review scores and a lot of criticism. Mixtape stirred up the gaming industry without attempting to do so.

Hungary’s residential property market continued to grow in April, though the pace of price increases slowed nationwide and Budapest recorded a slight monthly decline, according to ingatlan.com.

Hungary’s planned path toward euro adoption and possible ERM II membership could strengthen investor confidence and improve the country’s credit rating outlook despite growing fiscal concerns, according to GKI Economic Research.

Hungary’s state of emergency has ended after six years, closing an extraordinary legal regime first introduced during the COVID-19 pandemic and later extended because of the Russo–Ukraine war, while several emergency measures remain in force through ordinary legislation.