The Pavilion was built by Hungarian carpenters using so-called dry technology, without the use of a single drop of water
The EU wants to punish Hungary and Poland for upholding traditional values in a move that could greatly influence the upcoming April elections in Hungary
The international network is run from France and offers negative PCR tests and Covid-19 vaccination certificates
While the term “Great Replacement might be debated, the phenomenon is very real, says Alain Finkielkraut
The local mayor insists he has statistical evidence and several testimonies to prove his claim
The Hungarian economy is catching up with Western Europe, but further measures must be taken to make the growth sustainable, Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy writes in daily Magyar Nemzet
An East-West confrontation would be disastrous for Hungary and Europe, Mariann Őry writes in daily Magyar Hírlap.
Schönbach said Germany needed Russia to act as a buffer against China and appeared to praise Putin
The initial tip about a potential assassination attempt came from Europol
The Hungarian Socialist Party also called on her to resign her parliamentary mandate
Sarkissian said he had no influence over signing an armistice with Azerbaijan
Noguier – charged with rape and moral harassment – resigned last February
Each boatload of migrants crossing the Danube into Romania brings profits upwards of €20,000 for the trafficking gangs
If current demographic trends cannot be reversed, 60 percent of Europe will be Muslim by the end of the century, Magyar Hírlap columnist Károly Loránt writes
Parliament approved the bill with the support of two opposition parties
17 member states and three candidate countries had requested assistance from the European Union Solidarity Fund
The former German chancellor would chair a high-level advisory board of former heads of state and government
Last year, the Greens’ leadership approved a €1,500 ‘coronavirus bonus’ for the party’s executive board
Péter Márki-Zay says Hungary is returning to state-controlled prices
At least some of Germany’s conservatives praise Boris Johnson for abolishing the BBC’s taxpayer-funded fees, with an eye on their country’s own bloated left-wing public broadcasters
Austria and Hungary agreed to continue sharing intelligence and establishing joint investigation teams where appropriate to tackle border crime
Germany’s new leftist government is on the way to erase its own nation, writes Magyar Hírlap columnist Imre Boros
It is an increase of almost 15 percent on the 41,177 cases recorded a year earlier
Less than three months before the elections, the six-party coalition against Viktor Orbán is falling apart, William Nattrass writes in a column in The Spectator
The expansion will double the output of Hungary’s only nuclear plant
Natural gas prices have risen by 52 percent since December 2020
The rise in gas and electricity prices is more pressing than next week’s presidential election, Salvini claims
It is the second time Hungarian authorities have needed to open fire on people smugglers since the beginning of the year
Odds for a Viktor Orbán election victory are looking good, according to popular betting platform Unibet
The idea of a German-dominated Europe is taking shape, columnist Péter G. Fehér writes in daily Magyar Hírlap
Almost two-thirds voted in favor of constitutional amendments to its judiciary appointments in what some regarded as an endorsement of the country’s desire to join the European Union
“Chaos is common in schools,” said a leading French presidential candidate
Romania tops the list with 1.13 million applications for settled status in the UK
The opposition parties are in disarray less than three months before the general elections
“When he wordlessly rubbed his hands between my legs and touched my chest, I got scared,” the elderly victim told the criminal court in Dresden, Germany
The data revealed the “stress on mental health from the pandemic in this age group,” confirmed the head of ICU at a German children’s hospital
It expects GDP growth to remain above 4 percent in 2023 as well
The new measure is in part an effort to contain price increases, which have been largely driven by rising energy prices
Bulgarian scheme to grant citizenship for investments is riddled with corruption
North African men and Italians with North African origins arrested across Milan for horrifying sexual assaults caught on video during New Year’s Eve
The Child protection referendum will be held alongside the Hungarian general election
Parallel societies are the root of concerns of security across France, warns political commentator, Mathieu Bock-Côté
The polarizing stances on migration across European countries make a compromise impossible, Hungarian Justice Minister Judit Varga warns
Hungary’s Central Bank Governor György Matolcsy questions whether the economic conditions of the 1970s will revisit the global economy in this decade
Kazakhstan has the world’s second largest cryptocurrency mining operations
It is just the sixteenth sighting of the species in Hungary since the 1910s
The outspoken religious leader called out the “ideological colonization” taking place within many public institutions
Mercedes’ car sales in Germany plummeted by more than 25 percent
Experts have compiled a tip sheet to encourage better online ‘hygiene’
Poland’s Lotos oil firm must divest its stations to allow for PKN Orlen takeover
Hospitals have been less overwhelmed than during previous waves of coronavirus
Estimates on China’s economic growth have been too pessimistic, according to Morgan Stanley analysts
The method of training for German police dogs no longer conforms with the country’s animal welfare laws
Two-thirds of those polled were of the opinion that the identity of France was disappearing
Hungarian police officers had to resort to gunfire to stop the rogue vehicle
Stewart’s joke was construed as accusing the Harry Potter movies of anti-Semitism, but the famed comedian has categorically rejected the claim
He told an audience that the preference of pets over children is a “denial of fatherhood and motherhood” which “takes away our humanity”
Economics professor László Bogár laments the erosion of gender identity and the concept of family, and ponders in the face of U.S. global decline who will become the next global leader
A promotional video has also been released showcasing the remarkable double-shelled timber structure
Hungary has state-regulated prices for domestic energy
European Union nations have different definitions of common European values, Lucia Puttrich writes in her opinion piece in German newspaper Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung
Instead of using misleading labels, economic policies should be termed either patriotic or globalist, economics professor Imre Boros writes in daily Magyar Hírlap.
Algerians were the most numerous in Swiss prisons by far
Once again, a country takes over the helm of the European Union during a difficult period, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
Hungary’s dependency on foreign energy sources decreased by 12.9 percent to 56.2 percent in 2020
The former U.S. president lavished praise over the “wonderful job” Orbán had done to date
All major balance indicators look good, according to Hungary’s finance minister
On Dec. 31, Germany closed three of its remaining six nuclear plants
Israel has one of the highest vaccination rates in the world
Online trade grew by 20 to 25 percent last year
Protests continue in the Netherlands against coronavirus restrictions
The film will blend science and politics during the onset of the pandemic
The majority of Visegrád Group citizens reject a federal Europe
The company wants higher energy subsidies from the Slovak budget
An October ordinance made vaccination compulsory for all state and municipal employees
Iran tops the list with its threats to Israel, according to the Simon Wiesenthal Center (SWC)
Slovenia could be the next country with a mandatory vaccination program if the country’s president has his way
The party targets a 107-percent victory at next spring’s elections
Germany and the European Union consider the issue of gas supplies an ideological struggle, Magyar Hírlap columnist Péter G. Fehér writes
The outgoing Merkel cabinet approved €5 billion worth of weapons sales, but Germany’s new leftist government wants to throw a wrench in the country’s national defense industry
Only one quarter of this year’s planned goals have been reached
The migrant center in the region is almost completely full
The deal will see Ukraine diversify its gas supply routes, enabling access to a liquefied natural gas terminal in Croatia
This is the second measure taken by the government to protect consumers in as many months
Last year, Romanians working in other EU countries sent home €3.4 billion
A Russian foreign affairs spokeswoman claimed the action taken by Germany was “targeted, politically motivated media segregation and blatant censorship”
Hungary expects annual economic growth of between 4 to 5 percent in the coming years
The nationalist presidential hopeful fought back against pro-immigration rhetoric during a heated debate with a French government minister
Putin is demanding legal guarantees against any further NATO expansion towards his country’s borders
74 percent of respondents expect EU leaders to resign if the Union fails to tackle issues in time
The Hungarian parliament will elect a new president before March 13 next year
U.S. companies continue to dominate the top 100 arms manufacturers in the world
Zemmour took aim at the vocal LGBT minority trying to control the narrative
The conventional technology behind the new vaccine may appeal to some of those who have been skeptical about COVID-19 vaccines
Reality has long superseded the traditional left-right political classification, Magyar Hírlap columnist Imre Boros writes
The Pope sent a statue of St. Joseph for auction.
This year, gas prices in European capitals rose by an average of 54.57 percent, while in Hungary, the increase was just 1.5 percent
The storm has claimed at least 146 lives
The year’s last EU summit failed to solve the issue of skyrocketing utility prices, Magyar Hírlap columnist Mariann Őry writes
