Hungary’s parliament approved 447 bills during the 2022–2026 term, including five constitutional amendments addressing issues from emergency powers to judicial rules.

Oil shipments have resumed to Hungary and Slovakia through the Druzhba pipeline after nearly three months, easing supply concerns following a prolonged disruption linked to war-related damage.

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office stands ready to cooperate with Hungary if it joins the body, its chief Laura Kövesi said, adding that the timeline depends largely on legislative steps in Budapest.

Crude oil deliveries through the Druzhba pipeline have resumed after months of disruption, with shipments already reaching Ukraine and expected in Hungary and Slovakia within days.

Hungary’s Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó said the election result must be respected, acknowledging the government’s defeat while defending its record and calling for a less hostile political climate.

Hungary is marking Earth Day with a wide range of events, from international conferences and clean-up campaigns to educational programmes and cultural activities aimed at raising environmental awareness.

The rapid rise of artificial intelligence is pushing companies to overhaul their IT infrastructure, as existing systems struggle to meet the demands of cost, speed, and scalability, according to Deloitte’s latest Tech Trends report.

Hungary’s newly elected parliament will hold its inaugural session on 9 May, following consultations between President Tamás Sulyok and party representatives on the transition process and parliamentary setup.

Hungary’s incoming prime minister Péter Magyar said future policy talks with Slovakia depend on guarantees over the rights of ethnic Hungarians, including protections related to disputed legislation and the Beneš Decrees.

Apple has named longtime hardware chief John Ternus as its next CEO, handing him the task of leading the company through intensifying competition and growing pressure to deliver in artificial intelligence.