Voting has begun across Hungary’s 10,047 polling stations, with around 7.5 million eligible voters expected to cast their ballots. Prime Minister Viktor Orbán also voted in Budapest, urging high turnout.
US Republican lawmakers have sent a letter to European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen criticizing what they describe as interference in Hungary’s elections, according to a Hungarian MEP.
More than 254,000 Hungarians without a domestic address have already cast their mail ballots, with over 186,000 verified as valid, according to election authorities.
Hungary’s 2026 budget will continue to fund key family and business support measures despite external economic pressures and a growing deficit, the economy ministry said.
An international operation led by Europol has dismantled a migrant smuggling network operating through Hungary, with eight suspects arrested across three countries. Authorities say the group transported Vietnamese nationals to the United Kingdom.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has called for unity, security and support for the ruling parties ahead of Sunday’s election, describing the vote as decisive for Hungary’s future.
Hungary will not comply with a European Commission request to abolish protected energy prices, Gergely Gulyás said. The government insists energy supply remains secure despite mounting risks and rising global tensions.
Hungarian Film Day will expand into a week-long nationwide series of events this year, celebrating 125 years of Hungarian cinema. The programme will include screenings, professional events and film heritage tours.
A majority of Hungarians prioritize peace, energy security and economic stability ahead of elections, according to a new survey. Many respondents also see potential risks linked to opposition policies on energy and foreign affairs.
The 32nd Polish Film Spring will take place in Budapest from 23 April, showcasing contemporary Polish cinema over seven days. The programme includes major productions, award-winning films and Hungarian-related works.
At a time when public debate is increasingly polarized and superficial, Hungarian Conservative remains committed to depth and independent thought.
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