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Toilet Humour in Hungary: 100's of WC Brushes Dumped at Lázár’s Home

Toilet Humour in Hungary: 100's of WC Brushes Dumped at Lázár’s Home

  • 29 Jan 2026 9:21 AM
  • current affairs
Key members of the opposition Momentum Movement staged a humorous political protest on Wednesday morning to make a serious point, leaving hundreds of toilet-cleaning brushes outside the mansion of János Lázár, Hungary’s Minister of Construction and Transport.
Finnish Film Days in Budapest, 18 - 22 February

Finnish Film Days in Budapest, 18 - 22 February

For 15 years FinnAgora, the Finnish Institute in Budapest, has brought to you the best of contemporary Finnish cinema. This year is no exception. The theme of this year’s festival is: TRANSITIONS. The festival will be organised 18th-22nd of February 2026 at Toldi Mozi.
Hungarian Football Federation Turns 125 Years Old

Hungarian Football Federation Turns 125 Years Old

The MLSZ – or as it was known then, the Federation of Hungarian Footballers – was founded 125 years ago to this day, on 19th January 1901, by representatives of thirteen sports clubs in a private room at the Archduke István Hotel, situated at 1 Akadémia utca in Budapest.
Update: Intelligence Agencies Conclude Ukraine is Making Systematic Attacks to Influence Elections in Hungary

Update: Intelligence Agencies Conclude Ukraine is Making Systematic Attacks to Influence Elections in Hungary

  • 28 Jan 2026 9:53 AM
  • current affairs
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced in a Facebook video on Monday that he has instructed Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó to summon Ukraine's ambassador to Hungary.
Photos: Top 5 Street Artists in Budapest

Photos: Top 5 Street Artists in Budapest

Budapest’s streets tell stories long before you step into a museum. Crumbling façades sit next to grand imperial buildings, and between them you’ll often spot flashes of colour, humour and commentary in the form of stickers, paste-ups and murals. Street art has become one of the ways the city reflects on itself — its past, its politics and its pop culture.
Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida, Opera House Budapest, 27 January

Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida, Opera House Budapest, 27 January

  • 27 Jan 2026 6:00 PM
  • classical
The vulnerable protagonists of Aida face an agonising moral dilemma: to what should they be loyal? To their homelands? To their families? Or to their love? The story of the opera is a product of war: not only in its writing, but on the stage as well. The sounds of war resonate throughout the tale of the captive Ethiopian princess and king, and the Egyptian commander brought down by and for ...

Opera House Budapest

WhiskyNet Insight: Kilchoman European Tour 2026 - Europe’s Biggest Whisky Journey Arrives with a World-First Release

WhiskyNet Insight: Kilchoman European Tour 2026 - Europe’s Biggest Whisky Journey Arrives with a World-First Release

  • 27 Jan 2026 3:48 PM
  • specials
For lovers of peated whisky, the name Kilchoman needs little introduction. Rooted in tradition yet driven by innovation, this Islay distillery has become one of the most respected names in modern Scotch whisky. In 2026, Kilchoman is once again making history with its biggest European Tour to date, while also unveiling a truly groundbreaking release: the first ever fully Mezcal Cask Matured ...
Housing Prices Up 21.3% Annually Across Hungary

Housing Prices Up 21.3% Annually Across Hungary

Housing prices rose by 5% nationwide from the second quarter of 2025 to the third, pushing annual growth to 21.3%, according to the latest MNB data.
Zelensky 'Crossed a Line' in Davos, Claims Orbán

Zelensky 'Crossed a Line' in Davos, Claims Orbán

  • 26 Jan 2026 10:14 AM
  • current affairs
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky "crossed a line" in Davos, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on X on Friday.
Toilet Humour in Hungary: 100's of WC Brushes Dumped at Lázár’s Home

Toilet Humour in Hungary: 100's of WC Brushes Dumped at Lázár’s Home

  • 29 Jan 2026 9:21 AM
  • current affairs
Key members of the opposition Momentum Movement staged a humorous political protest on Wednesday morning to make a serious point, leaving hundreds of toilet-cleaning brushes outside the mansion of János Lázár, Hungary’s Minister of Construction and Transport.
Finnish Film Days in Budapest, 18 - 22 February

Finnish Film Days in Budapest, 18 - 22 February

For 15 years FinnAgora, the Finnish Institute in Budapest, has brought to you the best of contemporary Finnish cinema. This year is no exception. The theme of this year’s festival is: TRANSITIONS. The festival will be organised 18th-22nd of February 2026 at Toldi Mozi.
Hungarian Football Federation Turns 125 Years Old

Hungarian Football Federation Turns 125 Years Old

The MLSZ – or as it was known then, the Federation of Hungarian Footballers – was founded 125 years ago to this day, on 19th January 1901, by representatives of thirteen sports clubs in a private room at the Archduke István Hotel, situated at 1 Akadémia utca in Budapest.
Update: Intelligence Agencies Conclude Ukraine is Making Systematic Attacks to Influence Elections in Hungary

Update: Intelligence Agencies Conclude Ukraine is Making Systematic Attacks to Influence Elections in Hungary

  • 28 Jan 2026 9:53 AM
  • current affairs
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced in a Facebook video on Monday that he has instructed Foreign Minister Peter Szijjártó to summon Ukraine's ambassador to Hungary.
Photos: Top 5 Street Artists in Budapest

Photos: Top 5 Street Artists in Budapest

Budapest’s streets tell stories long before you step into a museum. Crumbling façades sit next to grand imperial buildings, and between them you’ll often spot flashes of colour, humour and commentary in the form of stickers, paste-ups and murals. Street art has become one of the ways the city reflects on itself — its past, its politics and its pop culture.
Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida, Opera House Budapest, 27 January

Giuseppe Verdi’s Aida, Opera House Budapest, 27 January

  • 27 Jan 2026 6:00 PM
  • classical
The vulnerable protagonists of Aida face an agonising moral dilemma: to what should they be loyal? To their homelands? To their families? Or to their love? The story of the opera is a product of war: not only in its writing, but on the stage as well. The sounds of war resonate throughout the tale of the captive Ethiopian princess and king, and the Egyptian commander brought down by and for ...

Opera House Budapest

WhiskyNet Insight: Kilchoman European Tour 2026 - Europe’s Biggest Whisky Journey Arrives with a World-First Release

WhiskyNet Insight: Kilchoman European Tour 2026 - Europe’s Biggest Whisky Journey Arrives with a World-First Release

  • 27 Jan 2026 3:48 PM
  • specials
For lovers of peated whisky, the name Kilchoman needs little introduction. Rooted in tradition yet driven by innovation, this Islay distillery has become one of the most respected names in modern Scotch whisky. In 2026, Kilchoman is once again making history with its biggest European Tour to date, while also unveiling a truly groundbreaking release: the first ever fully Mezcal Cask Matured ...
Housing Prices Up 21.3% Annually Across Hungary

Housing Prices Up 21.3% Annually Across Hungary

Housing prices rose by 5% nationwide from the second quarter of 2025 to the third, pushing annual growth to 21.3%, according to the latest MNB data.
Zelensky 'Crossed a Line' in Davos, Claims Orbán

Zelensky 'Crossed a Line' in Davos, Claims Orbán

  • 26 Jan 2026 10:14 AM
  • current affairs
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky "crossed a line" in Davos, Prime Minister Viktor Orban said on X on Friday.