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  • FM Szijjártó: ‘Insanity’ in Brussels about Ukraine Corruption Scandal

    FM Szijjártó: ‘Insanity’ in Brussels about Ukraine Corruption Scandal

    Hungary’s FM Péter Szijjártó slammed EU ministers in Brussels as ‘insane’ over Ukraine, criticizing their support for Kyiv despite a major corruption scandal. He called for accountability on aid, warned the war is ‘unwinnable’ for the Ukrainians, and urged Brussels leadership to back President Trump’s peace efforts.


    20.11.2025
  • Otthon Start and Airbnb Curbs Drive New Patterns in Budapest Property Demand

    Otthon Start and Airbnb Curbs Drive New Patterns in Budapest Property Demand

    Budapest’s housing market is shifting as mid-range districts gain traction and traditionally expensive Buda areas lose momentum. The trend is driven by the Otthon Start programme and new Airbnb restrictions, according to fresh data from Duna House.


    20.11.2025
  • Hungary–US Ties at ‘Historic High’ after Trump–Orbán Meeting

    Hungary–US Ties at ‘Historic High’ after Trump–Orbán Meeting

    Hungarian–American relations have reached a new peak, officials said at a panel on the Washington summit between Donald Trump and Viktor Orbán. Speakers, including Robert Palladino and State Secretary Levente Magyar, argued that ties are now driven by shared interests, concrete results, and a renewed focus on sovereignty, family policy, and long-term cooperation.


    20.11.2025

FM Szijjártó: ‘Insanity’ in Brussels about Ukraine Corruption Scandal

Márton Losonczi

Hungary’s FM Péter Szijjártó slammed EU ministers in Brussels as ‘insane’ over Ukraine, criticizing their

Otthon Start and Airbnb Curbs Drive New Patterns in Budapest Property Demand

Ádám Bráder

Budapest’s housing market is shifting as mid-range districts gain traction and traditionally expensive Buda areas

Hungary–US Ties at ‘Historic High’ after Trump–Orbán Meeting

Joakim Scheffer

Hungarian–American relations have reached a new peak, officials said at a panel on the Washington

Slovenia under Fire from NGOs, Brussels for Crime Crackdown after Šutar Murder

Joakim Scheffer

Slovenia under fire after parliament approved the Šutar Law, granting sweeping police powers in designated

Better-Than-Expected Nvidia Earnings to Stop Stock Market Slide — UPDATE

Márton Losonczi

The American chipmaker giant Nvidia surpassed expectations in its Q3 2025 earnings call, sending not

Patriots for Europe Demand Debate on Ukrainian Corruption, EP Majority Blocks Proposal

Ádám Bráder

The Patriots for Europe group sought a plenary debate on corruption cases in Ukraine and

FM Szijjártó: ‘Insanity’ in Brussels about Ukraine Corruption Scandal
CURRENT

FM Szijjártó: ‘Insanity’ in Brussels about Ukraine Corruption Scandal

Hungary’s FM Péter Szijjártó slammed EU ministers in Brussels as ‘insane’ over Ukraine, criticizing their support for Kyiv despite a major corruption scandal. He called for accountability on aid, warned the war is ‘unwinnable’ for the Ukrainians, and urged Brussels leadership to back President Trump’s peace efforts.

Márton Losonczi
20.11.2025
Otthon Start and Airbnb Curbs Drive New Patterns in Budapest Property Demand
CULTURE & SOCIETY

Otthon Start and Airbnb Curbs Drive New Patterns in Budapest Property Demand

Budapest’s housing market is shifting as mid-range districts gain traction and traditionally expensive Buda areas lose momentum. The trend is driven by the Otthon Start programme and new Airbnb restrictions, according to fresh data from Duna House.

Ádám Bráder
20.11.2025
Hungary–US Ties at ‘Historic High’ after Trump–Orbán Meeting
CULTURE & SOCIETY CURRENT

Hungary–US Ties at ‘Historic High’ after Trump–Orbán Meeting

Hungarian–American relations have reached a new peak, officials said at a panel on the Washington summit between Donald Trump and Viktor Orbán. Speakers, including Robert Palladino and State Secretary Levente Magyar, argued that ties are now driven by shared interests, concrete results, and a renewed focus on sovereignty, family policy, and long-term cooperation.

Joakim Scheffer
20.11.2025
Slovenia under Fire from NGOs, Brussels for Crime Crackdown after Šutar Murder
POLITICS

Slovenia under Fire from NGOs, Brussels for Crime Crackdown after Šutar Murder

Slovenia under fire after parliament approved the Šutar Law, granting sweeping police powers in designated high-risk zones. NGOs and EU officials warn the law may unfairly single out Roma communities, introduced shortly after a Roma suspect fatally assaulted Aleš Šutar—an incident that triggered mass protests and ministerial resignations.

Joakim Scheffer
20.11.2025
Better-Than-Expected Nvidia Earnings to Stop Stock Market Slide — UPDATE
CURRENT

Better-Than-Expected Nvidia Earnings to Stop Stock Market Slide — UPDATE

The American chipmaker giant Nvidia surpassed expectations in its Q3 2025 earnings call, sending not only its own stock higher but also lifting other tech companies in pre-market trading. This has helped buck the broader downward trend in US markets, which had been weighed down by concerns over the potential overvaluation of AI-related companies.

Márton Losonczi
20.11.2025
Patriots for Europe Demand Debate on Ukrainian Corruption, EP Majority Blocks Proposal
CURRENT POLITICS

Patriots for Europe Demand Debate on Ukrainian Corruption, EP Majority Blocks Proposal

The Patriots for Europe group sought a plenary debate on corruption cases in Ukraine and the risks linked to EU financial aid, but their proposal was rejected by the left, liberal, and EPP majority in the European Parliament, prompting renewed criticism over transparency and accountability.

Ádám Bráder
20.11.2025

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