** Flu surge ** Betters airport busses ** Israeli president to visit ** Tisza Party holds annual congress ** Cold snap expected ** Renewed flights from Pécs-Pogány Airport **
** IKEA delivery delays ** Orbán's press chief departs ** Óbuda mayor's pre-trial detention extended ** Budapest tax debate goes on ** Record-breaking cargo transported through Hungary **
** Tourist-targeting gang arrested ** Orbán attends Tucker Carlson Summit ** Chain Bridge closed ** Jobbik to run independent in 2026 ** New Hungary-Serbia pipeline ** Pécs approves budget **
The Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) has imposed a fine of over 35 million HUF on Foodora for misleading consumers through its promotional offers.
** Wage increases slow ** Orbán threatens EU veto ** Budapest mayor sues over solidarity tax ** Accident on Árpád Bridge ** Freezing rain incoming ** More fake speed cameras appearing **
** Franz Ferdinand to perform ** Police internal investigation ** Direct shopping busses to Romania ** Inflation to rise ** Ambulance response times scrutinised ** Snow and freezing rain expected **
** Inflation hits 5.5% ** New Budapest metro busses ** Rise in credit card debt ** No more obstetrics at Mezőtúr Hospital ** MÁV changes remote work policy ** Fjällräven hiking tour scheduled **
For the third year running, Hungary has found itself at the bottom of Transparency International's global corruption index among EU member states.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has voiced his criticism of his Slovak ally, Prime Minister Robert Fico, stating that he has "rusted" and is no longer as sharp as he used to be.
Franz Ferdinand will be one of the prominent acts at the 2025 Művészetek Völgye festival. The band is set to perform at the Panoráma stage in Kapolcs, making them the first international artist to take the stage since 2019.
** Price caps might return ** Longer ambulance times in Budapest ** Katalin Novák to speak in London ** Hockey team miss Olympic qualification ** Hungarian Boxing Federation join new body **
** B My Lake Festival moves to Velence ** More police checks in Budapest underpasses ** Secret government resolutions rise ** Water shortages reported ** MVM diversifies gas supply ** Rákosrendező development challenges **
