Stories from Budapest · Hungary

The new Hungarian government announced it will free up $90 billion in funding from Europe.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that the United States would voice objections if it disapproved of Hungary's cooperation with China. The United States has raised questions regarding cooperation between Hungary and China.

Peter Magyar has been sworn in as the new prime minister of Hungary. This marks a change after Viktor Orban's extended period in power. The ceremony took place earlier today, marking a political transition.

Hungary's new government is considering withdrawing from cooperation with Rosatom on the country's sole nuclear power plant. This potential move could impact energy infrastructure and international relations.

A Hungarian politician's viral dance moves are being interpreted as a sign of a new era in the country's political landscape. The phenomenon has garnered attention. The politician's energetic performance has captured public attention.

Hungarian Health Minister Zsolt Hegedűs was seen dancing in front of Budapest's Parliament building. This occurred after Péter Magyar was inaugurated as the new prime minister.

The election process was accompanied by protests outside the parliament.

A statement indicates that Hungary plans to foster a conscientious attitude towards families.

Viktor Orbán's government in Hungary was accused regarding an asylum issue.

The Orbán government has pursued policies, particularly concerning democracy, freedom, and the rule of law. Many Hungarians are expressing optimism for anticipated change and improved economic and living conditions, particularly with strengthened rapprochement with Europe.