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The finance minister will appoint a budget supervisor to Budapest to continuously monitor the capital's financial management, and the state will ease the capital's strained finances by repaying past overpayments and releasing subsidies, under agreements announced after the first meeting of the reorganised Metropolitan Council for Public Developments (FKT) on Thursday, 1 October.
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The Integrity Authority has published the list of individuals classified as highest risk among those required to submit asset declarations, on its website on Thursday, 1 October.
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The Irish novelist Colm Toibin received the Budapest Grand Prize at the opening of the 31st Budapest International Book Festival on Thursday, an honour with a personal resonance: it was in Budapest, in a hotel room by the Eastern Railway Station, that he wrote his second novel in 1990.
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The Transport and Investment Ministry has set up a working group because of complaints over noise levels at night resulting from excessive air traffic at Liszt Ferenc International airport, 24.hu reported.
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US weekly Time magazine has listed Prime Minister Peter Magyar on its list of the 100 most influential "rising stars" of 2026.
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Home sales in Hungary fell 30pc year-on-year to 9,385 in September, albeit from a high base, a monthly estimate by listed real estate broker Duna House shows.
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A major upgrade at Lurdy Cinema has introduced a 62-square-metre Samsung Onyx LED display, replacing the conventional projection system in one of its auditoriums. The 4K screen is also capable of showing 3D content, offering a markedly different cinema experience from a traditional projector and screen.
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The police have closed off the area around Parliament and its underground garage until the end of the year in what the Speaker of Parliament said was a routine handover of duties from the abolished Parliamentary Guard, with the force citing only the building's security and the safety of lawmakers and protected persons.
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The fresh newsletter for the International Community in Hungary - described by readers as a "Great read each week" - is now available for your interest and use via the link below.
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Robots and predictive tech are old news – but the real shift is happening in the everyday services that keep offices, sites and workplaces running smoothly. Cleaning, catering, security and reception are quietly being rewritten by data and AI.
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