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Hungary "profits greatly" from its cooperation with China, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade Péter Szijjártó said.

As Russia's full-scale aggression against Ukraine enters its fifth year in February 2026, sustaining public attention, ...

A motorist skidded off the road between Isaszeg and Pécel, coming to rest stranded on the railway tracks. Police helped.

Budapest is often called one of Europe’s most beautiful capitals, and the view is even better from above. From rooftop ...

The HIStory Exhibition in Budapest will remain open until 10 May 2026. Following January’s call to the public, relics connected to Budapest have come to light, including one of Michael Jackson’s most ...

Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi will visit Budapest later on Wednesday, the minister of foreign affairs said.

The European Union appears intent on strutting onto the global stage as a superpower and identifies Hungarian PM Orbán as ...

The Mátraszentistvàn Ski Resort is to expand this year with a new four-seater chairlift and fresh ski runs, backed by an investment of some 1.5 billion forints (£3.2 million), György Bence, the resort ...

Polish prosecutors requested a European arrest warrant for a former justice minister who was granted political asylum by Hungary.

Hungarian PM Orbán rejected the request of the American President during his first premiership and avoided involvement in war.

Explore the history of Budapest's most famous landmarks, from Buda Castle and Parliament to St Stephen’s Basilica and Heroes’ Square, and their stories.