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Antal-Ferencz Ildikó spent three years in the USA with her family, where they soon became active members of the local Hungarian communities. The many personal encounters resulted in several interview books, the essence of which is a compilation featuring 45 portraits that covers not only the past and present of the Hungarian diaspora in the USA, but also helps predict its future.
Prime Minister Péter Magyar’s military helicopter flight over Paks has triggered accusations of political propaganda and hypocrisy after he mocked Viktor Orbán for similar trips only months ago. The controversy comes as recent polling shows Tisza at 49 per cent among all adults, its first drop below 50 per cent since the election and its second consecutive month of declining support.
Italian Prime Minister Giorgia Meloni and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen have issued a joint message calling for stricter immigration policies across Europe. Despite coming from different sides of the political spectrum, the two leaders say they are united in defending Europe’s security, laws, and Christian cultural heritage.
Budapest’s Festival of Folk Arts will mark its 40th edition with the United States as guest of honour, linking the four-day event at Buda Castle to celebrations of America’s 250th anniversary. Eighteen US artists will showcase traditional crafts, while visitors can help create a new tapestry inspired by Benjamin Franklin’s famous rattlesnake motif.
Hubert Kós added the one major 200m backstroke title missing from his collection on Wednesday, winning European gold in Paris to become the reigning European, world and Olympic champion. One day before the final, he had come within 0.38 seconds of breaking Aaron Peirsol’s 2009 world record, prompting Michael Phelps to praise him online.
Hungary will mark its 20 August national holiday with a three-day programme across Budapest, with events taking place at ten locations. This year’s fireworks display will last 10 minutes, shorter than usual, and the celebrations will cost 4 billion forints.
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