The explosive growth of artificial intelligence is transforming the semiconductor industry, with memory chip shortages driving unprecedented demand, reshaping global markets, and elevating chips to a strategic economic resource.

A Hungarian chief physician performed a rare life-saving procedure on a stabbing victim, opening the man’s chest and stitching his heart on the street to stabilize him before transport.

The Ludovika Festival will take place between 7 and 9 May in Budapest, offering a mix of security policy discussions, scientific lectures, concerts and family-friendly programmes at the Ludovika Campus.

Wizz Air is expanding its capacity across Central and Eastern Europe and expects to carry 80 million passengers this year, maintaining low fares and avoiding fuel surcharges despite rising costs.

Kia has narrowed the price gap with Chinese electric vehicle makers in Europe, signalling intensifying competition as Chinese brands rapidly expand in the region amid slowing domestic demand.

Hungary’s tourism sector remains more optimistic than other industries, with performance expectations outpacing the national average despite a slight decline in April.

Fidesz has unveiled its new parliamentary group following its election defeat, with a mix of experienced politicians and new faces as part of a broader renewal effort.

A travelling exhibition celebrating Hungary’s most influential scientists has opened in Washington, featuring Nobel laureate Katalin Karikó.

Hungary is entering a new phase of railway development, with plans to reopen and modernize regional lines, according to incoming transport minister Dávid Vitézy.

More than 20 productions will be staged across four venues at the 38th Kisvárda Festival, offering a broad snapshot of Hungarian-language theatre in the Carpathian Basin.