Hungary has taken a major step toward strengthening its scientific future with the foundation stone ceremony of the Frontiers Campus in Budapest, a project led by Nobel laureate Krausz Ferenc and backed by the government.

Hungary’s family policy model, economic strategy, and international positioning were at the centre of discussion at the presentation of the latest issue of Polgári Szemle, where leading experts outlined the intellectual framework and results of the past one and a half decades.

Alexandra Szentkirályi has warned that the Tisza Party’s energy transition plan could significantly increase household costs, including higher utility bills and new taxes on savings.

Hungary’s foreign minister has accused the Tisza Party of planning to abolish utility price caps and adopt EU energy policies, warning that such moves would significantly raise household costs.

Italy’s League party has announced plans to introduce legislation that would classify Antifa and anarchist groups as terrorist organizations, sparking sharp political backlash and constitutional concerns.

DDR5 memory prices are beginning to stabilize in some markets, with isolated price drops offering cautious optimism, while a new AI compression breakthrough from Google could reshape long-term demand.

A majority of Hungarians say their living conditions have improved over the past decade, with rising incomes, growing wealth, and increased life satisfaction reported despite a period marked by multiple global crises.

A Hungarian–Belgian collaboration will see riders, engineers, and mechanics from Hungary compete at the highest level of endurance motorcycle racing, with podium ambitions for the 2026 season.

A newly presented volume compiles decades of correspondence addressed to Viktor Orbán, offering a unique window into political decision-making, diplomacy, and personal relationships shaping Hungary’s modern history.

Experts at a Budapest panel warned that migration pressures are intensifying across origin, transit, and destination countries, with economic drivers, policy gaps, and geopolitical instability threatening to overwhelm existing systems.