Disruptions in the Gulf region are squeezing global aluminium supplies, forcing carmakers to stockpile and consider alternative sources, including Russia, as fears of prolonged shortages grow.

Flextronics will invest 35.5 billion forints in expanding its capacity in Zalaegerszeg, creating 210 jobs. The project marks the fourth US investment announced in Hungary within a week.

The Hunimation–Hungarian Animation Pitch Forum returns this year, offering selected projects the chance to present their work in Budapest and potentially at a major international animation event in Annecy.

Balázs Orbán said the recent Peace March marked a turning point in Hungary’s election campaign, boosting support for the governing parties. He argued that mobilization has strengthened the government’s position ahead of the vote.

Four ambulances belonging to a Jewish charity were set on fire in north London, with police treating the incident as an antisemitic hate crime. No injuries were reported, but authorities are searching for suspects.

Hungary’s Home Start housing programme has exceeded 30,000 approved loans, with the government planning further expansion, including support for young people working abroad.

The Strand Festival and a leading research institute have launched a joint campaign to promote environmental awareness and protect Lake Balaton’s natural ecosystem.

A report has alleged the existence of a coordinated online network promoting pro-Ukraine narratives in Hungary, involving opposition-linked figures and social media activity ahead of the elections.

Political Director to the Prime Minister Balázs Orbán said Hungary faces political pressure from both Brussels and Kyiv ahead of the elections, while outlining plans to strengthen regional cooperation if the government retains power.

The House of Terror Museum has commemorated the 1990 ‘Black March’ events in Târgu Mureș, Romania, highlighting both the violence and acts of solidarity during the ethnic clashes.