Hungary

Hungarian beer, one of the oldest sectors of the domestic food industry, is gaining popularity in Asia: in 2014, China accounted for 0,71% of Hungarian beer exports, while in 2021 it reached 10,6%

In Székesfehérvár, central Hungary, a memorial will be built to serve as a suitable resting place for Hungarian kings originally buried in the coronation basilica, destroyed during the Turkish occupation

According to the latest study by the European Union Office for Intellectual Property, Hungarians are the most aware of what intellectual property is and only 9% of Hungarian consumers hesitate to recognise counterfeit products

The Transylvanian Hungarian Contemporary Culture Awards were presented at the Hungarian Theatre in Cluj-Napoca (Kolozsvár) to András Visky, writer, playwright, Gyárfás Oláh, sculptor, fashion designer and Éva Imre, actor

Lake Balaton, Hungary's largest freshwater lake, may have to be refilled by 2040 due to falling water levels, experts say

Parliament approved a reform of its judicial system promoted by the Orbán government in order to obtain some funds from the European Union that had been blocked for months

Pope's plea resonates in the country after his Apostolic Visit: stay open to those who, in his words, are “foreign or unlike us,” such as migrants fleeing war, persecution, and poverty

The United States may announce new sanctions against influential Hungarian individuals, diplomatic sources reported

For the Hungarian people, war is worrying and dangerous, and the threat of a world war 'is not a literary exaggeration', said Prime Minister Orbán

According to Fidesz MEP Ernő Schaller-Baross any proposal to make recognition of parental status between member states mandatory is a gross abuse of EU powers

Today Hungary celebrates National Day to commemorate the Revolution and War of Independence against the Austrian-Hapsburg rule (1848-1849); traditionally, cities are decorated with the flag’s three colors and access to iconic parlament building is free