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Watch: András Baka Elected President of Hungary - Who is He?

  • 12 Aug 2026 8:17 AM
  • current affairs
Parliament elected Andras Baka as President of the Republic on Tuesday. Baka, the candidate of the ruling Tisza Party, was elected head of state with 140 votes in favour and 6 against in a secret ballot.

Watch: Thousands Protest at Sándor Palace in Budapest Against President's Removal

  • 10 Jul 2026 7:36 AM
  • current affairs
Fidesz and the Christian Democrats (KDNP) held a protest on Thursday in front of the Sandor Palace against what they called the "establishment of Tisza's autocracy" and the removal of President Tamas Sulyok, with former president Janos Ader addressing the crowd.

Has Budapest Become a Spy Hub?

  • 22 Sep 2025 3:06 PM
  • current affairs
Budapest is increasingly under the spotlight as a nexus for intelligence operations in Central Europe. Multiple recent allegations, diplomatic rows, and investigative reports point toward Hungary’s capital playing a more active role in espionage - whether by foreign powers operating under diplomatic cover, Hungarian agencies themselves, or as a site where East-West intelligence contests converge.

Watch: Budapest Working to Prevent Ukraine from Joining EU

  • 24 Jul 2025 10:50 AM
  • current affairs
CNN Business editor-at-large Richard Quest speaks with Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó about EU trade negotiations with the US, why Hungary opposes Ukraine's EU membership, and the status of anti-LGBT legislation in Hungary.

Big Protest in Front of Hungarian Parliament Against Constitutional Amendment

  • 15 Apr 2025 11:45 AM
  • current affairs
The opposition Momentum Movement staged a demonstration against the 15th constitutional amendment in front of Parliament on Monday afternoon.

Watch: Victims of Roma Holocaust Commemorated in Budapest

The Roma murdered during the second world war were commemorated in Budapest on the Roma Holocaust Memorial Day on Friday, at an event held at the Holocaust Memorial Centre.

Updated: Historic Zelensky & Orbán Meeting: New Bilateral Agreement - Ceasefire on Horizon?

In an article published in the Financial Times on Tuesday on the occasion of Hungary’s assuming the European Union’s rotating presidency, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán elaborated on the topic of restoring the EU’s competitiveness. He noted that Hungary was now serving its second EU presidency 13 years after its first one.

Watch: NATO Accepts Hungary's Non-Participation in Ukraine Operations

NATO accepts Hungary’s position under which the country does not wish to participate in military or financial efforts towards supporting Ukraine, while Hungary would not block such NATO efforts, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said after talks with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest on Wednesday.

Watch: "Peace March" in Budapest

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told participants of the Peace March in Budapest on Saturday that giving up on peace meant "choosing to die for the cause of Ukraine", but "we do not want to shed blood for Ukraine, we will not go to war, and we will not die for somebody else on foreign soil", he said.

Watch: András Baka Elected President of Hungary - Who is He?

  • 12 Aug 2026 8:17 AM
  • current affairs
Parliament elected Andras Baka as President of the Republic on Tuesday. Baka, the candidate of the ruling Tisza Party, was elected head of state with 140 votes in favour and 6 against in a secret ballot.

Watch: Thousands Protest at Sándor Palace in Budapest Against President's Removal

  • 10 Jul 2026 7:36 AM
  • current affairs
Fidesz and the Christian Democrats (KDNP) held a protest on Thursday in front of the Sandor Palace against what they called the "establishment of Tisza's autocracy" and the removal of President Tamas Sulyok, with former president Janos Ader addressing the crowd.

Has Budapest Become a Spy Hub?

  • 22 Sep 2025 3:06 PM
  • current affairs
Budapest is increasingly under the spotlight as a nexus for intelligence operations in Central Europe. Multiple recent allegations, diplomatic rows, and investigative reports point toward Hungary’s capital playing a more active role in espionage - whether by foreign powers operating under diplomatic cover, Hungarian agencies themselves, or as a site where East-West intelligence contests converge.

Watch: Budapest Working to Prevent Ukraine from Joining EU

  • 24 Jul 2025 10:50 AM
  • current affairs
CNN Business editor-at-large Richard Quest speaks with Hungarian foreign minister Péter Szijjártó about EU trade negotiations with the US, why Hungary opposes Ukraine's EU membership, and the status of anti-LGBT legislation in Hungary.

Big Protest in Front of Hungarian Parliament Against Constitutional Amendment

  • 15 Apr 2025 11:45 AM
  • current affairs
The opposition Momentum Movement staged a demonstration against the 15th constitutional amendment in front of Parliament on Monday afternoon.

Watch: Victims of Roma Holocaust Commemorated in Budapest

The Roma murdered during the second world war were commemorated in Budapest on the Roma Holocaust Memorial Day on Friday, at an event held at the Holocaust Memorial Centre.

Updated: Historic Zelensky & Orbán Meeting: New Bilateral Agreement - Ceasefire on Horizon?

In an article published in the Financial Times on Tuesday on the occasion of Hungary’s assuming the European Union’s rotating presidency, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán elaborated on the topic of restoring the EU’s competitiveness. He noted that Hungary was now serving its second EU presidency 13 years after its first one.

Watch: NATO Accepts Hungary's Non-Participation in Ukraine Operations

NATO accepts Hungary’s position under which the country does not wish to participate in military or financial efforts towards supporting Ukraine, while Hungary would not block such NATO efforts, Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said after talks with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Budapest on Wednesday.

Watch: "Peace March" in Budapest

Prime Minister Viktor Orbán told participants of the Peace March in Budapest on Saturday that giving up on peace meant "choosing to die for the cause of Ukraine", but "we do not want to shed blood for Ukraine, we will not go to war, and we will not die for somebody else on foreign soil", he said.