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Why Opposition Tisza Recruiting Business Leaders in Hungary if Wins Elections

Why Opposition Tisza Recruiting Business Leaders in Hungary if Wins Elections

  • 17 Mar 2026 12:02 PM
  • current affairs
Peter Magyar, who heads the opposition Tisza Party, is recruiting top business executives to form his cabinet if he wins elections in April, Brussels news portal Politico said.
TI: Hungary Remains Most Corrupt EU Member State for 4th Consecutive Year

TI: Hungary Remains Most Corrupt EU Member State for 4th Consecutive Year

  • 11 Feb 2026 3:36 PM
  • current affairs
In 2025, Hungary was once again ranked at the bottom of the European Union, sharing last place with Bulgaria this time, according to the annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) compiled by the Secretariat of Transparency International in Berlin.
Updated: Reworked AI Strategy Could Soon be Approved by Hungarian Gov't

Updated: Reworked AI Strategy Could Soon be Approved by Hungarian Gov't

  • 27 Jun 2025 6:57 AM
  • current affairs
The government could approve soon an updated version of the national artificial intelligence strategy from 2020, Laszlo Palkovics, the government AI commissioner, said at a conference organised by Gabor Denes University.
Analysis: Weather in Hungary Last Year Was Most Unusual in Past 154 Years

Analysis: Weather in Hungary Last Year Was Most Unusual in Past 154 Years

  • 3 Apr 2025 11:31 AM
  • current affairs
Based on a combined analysis of precipitation and average temperature, last year was the most unusual in the past 154 years, and compared to the period 1871-1900, February, July, winter and summer of 2024 were the most extreme, while August and spring were the second most unusual, HungaroMet wrote in a study published on its website.
Atlatszo Investigation: Sovereignty Protection Office in Hungary Requested Information on Private Bank Accounts

Atlatszo Investigation: Sovereignty Protection Office in Hungary Requested Information on Private Bank Accounts

According to documents obtained by Atlatszo by order of a Hungarian court, requests made by the Sovereignty Protection Office to several institutions appear to exceed the legal mandate of the organization.
Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians experience one of the shortest retirement periods in Europe, with men averaging 14.5 years and women 20.7 years, according to OECD data.
New Study: More Hungarians Returning than Leaving Country Now

New Study: More Hungarians Returning than Leaving Country Now

Although the free movement of workers has been a fundamental principle of the European Union since its foundation, it has not yet been successful to the same extent as in the U.S., for instance.
Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Hungary’s media and the issue of media freedom have been factually misrepresented by various international organisations and their “biased” and methodologically flawed reports, Hungary’s media authority NMHH said.
Hungarian Opinion: Controversy Over State Audit Office Report on Women

Hungarian Opinion: Controversy Over State Audit Office Report on Women

A left-wing columnist discusses an analysis on the alleged overrepresentation of female students in higher education. He accuses the government of trying to force traditional gender roles on women. A government critical conservative pundit finds the accusation groundless.
Why Opposition Tisza Recruiting Business Leaders in Hungary if Wins Elections

Why Opposition Tisza Recruiting Business Leaders in Hungary if Wins Elections

  • 17 Mar 2026 12:02 PM
  • current affairs
Peter Magyar, who heads the opposition Tisza Party, is recruiting top business executives to form his cabinet if he wins elections in April, Brussels news portal Politico said.
TI: Hungary Remains Most Corrupt EU Member State for 4th Consecutive Year

TI: Hungary Remains Most Corrupt EU Member State for 4th Consecutive Year

  • 11 Feb 2026 3:36 PM
  • current affairs
In 2025, Hungary was once again ranked at the bottom of the European Union, sharing last place with Bulgaria this time, according to the annual Corruption Perceptions Index (CPI) compiled by the Secretariat of Transparency International in Berlin.
Updated: Reworked AI Strategy Could Soon be Approved by Hungarian Gov't

Updated: Reworked AI Strategy Could Soon be Approved by Hungarian Gov't

  • 27 Jun 2025 6:57 AM
  • current affairs
The government could approve soon an updated version of the national artificial intelligence strategy from 2020, Laszlo Palkovics, the government AI commissioner, said at a conference organised by Gabor Denes University.
Analysis: Weather in Hungary Last Year Was Most Unusual in Past 154 Years

Analysis: Weather in Hungary Last Year Was Most Unusual in Past 154 Years

  • 3 Apr 2025 11:31 AM
  • current affairs
Based on a combined analysis of precipitation and average temperature, last year was the most unusual in the past 154 years, and compared to the period 1871-1900, February, July, winter and summer of 2024 were the most extreme, while August and spring were the second most unusual, HungaroMet wrote in a study published on its website.
Atlatszo Investigation: Sovereignty Protection Office in Hungary Requested Information on Private Bank Accounts

Atlatszo Investigation: Sovereignty Protection Office in Hungary Requested Information on Private Bank Accounts

According to documents obtained by Atlatszo by order of a Hungarian court, requests made by the Sovereignty Protection Office to several institutions appear to exceed the legal mandate of the organization.
Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians Have One of Shortest Retirement Lives in Europe, OECD Data Reveals

Hungarians experience one of the shortest retirement periods in Europe, with men averaging 14.5 years and women 20.7 years, according to OECD data.
New Study: More Hungarians Returning than Leaving Country Now

New Study: More Hungarians Returning than Leaving Country Now

Although the free movement of workers has been a fundamental principle of the European Union since its foundation, it has not yet been successful to the same extent as in the U.S., for instance.
Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Updated: International Reports on Hungary Media Freedom

Hungary’s media and the issue of media freedom have been factually misrepresented by various international organisations and their “biased” and methodologically flawed reports, Hungary’s media authority NMHH said.
Hungarian Opinion: Controversy Over State Audit Office Report on Women

Hungarian Opinion: Controversy Over State Audit Office Report on Women

A left-wing columnist discusses an analysis on the alleged overrepresentation of female students in higher education. He accuses the government of trying to force traditional gender roles on women. A government critical conservative pundit finds the accusation groundless.