Prime Minister Péter Magyar said Hungary’s voluntary energy-saving efforts are helping avoid stricter measures as authorities monitor Danube water levels and work to keep the final operating turbine at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant online.

Budapest has launched the upgraded MOL Bubi bike-sharing system, introducing a larger fleet that includes electric bicycles, a redesigned mobile app and plans to significantly expand the network over the coming years.

Hungary has temporarily avoided a complete shutdown of the Paks Nuclear Power Plant after engineers found a way to keep its last operating turbine running, Prime Minister Péter Magyar said, while warning that the country’s energy system faces its most critical days.

Hungary’s electricity demand during Sunday evening’s peak period was 700 megawatts lower than forecast, with the government crediting households for reducing consumption amid concerns over energy supply.

Hungary has been selected to host the final global boxing qualification tournament for the 2028 Los Angeles Olympics, marking the country’s first time staging an Olympic boxing world qualifier.

The Hungarian government has approved a sweeping overhaul of the country’s education management system, including the abolition of the Klebelsberg Centre’s intermediary role and the introduction of open competitions for all school district leadership positions.

Hungary’s Paks Nuclear Power Plant could be forced to shut down completely within the next 24 to 72 hours as record-low water levels on the Danube prevent cooling water pumps from operating. The operator said the move would be a precautionary measure to ensure safe operation.

The European Union has adopted the first major amendment to its Artificial Intelligence Act through the Digital Omnibus AI package. The changes postpone several compliance deadlines while maintaining stricter rules for prohibited AI practices.

Hungary’s national angling association has warned that the coming week will be critical for fish stocks at Lake Velence as extreme heat, low water levels and calm weather increase environmental risks. Officials say water quality remains suitable for fish, but conditions could deteriorate rapidly.

Hungary’s energy supply remains secure despite a temporary reduction in output at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant caused by record-low water levels in the Danube, Economy and Energy Minister István Kapitány said.