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Hungarian Defense Minister Csaba Hende (on the left) and the General Manager of the NATO Communications and Information Agency

NATO radar starts operation in Hungary

D&T
Jul 14, 2015

A three-dimensional NATO radar deployed in Medina, south-central Hungary, begins operation this Wednesday, and as a result, Hungarian airspace control is complete, Defence Minister Csaba Hende announced on Tuesday at the Medina radar station.

Dalma Gálfi (on the left) and Fanny Stollár

Hungarian girls triumph in Wimbledon

D&T
Jul 13, 2015

The third-seed Hungarian duo of Dalma Gálfi and Fanny Stollár won the Girls' Doubles event at the 2015 Wimbledon tennis tournament. Thus, they are the first ever to win a doubles title for Hungary at the All England Club in Wimbledon.

Tree damaged by storm in Budapest's City Park | Zoltán Balogh / MTI

Severe summer storm hits Budapest

D&T
Jul 9, 2015

One person died and 29 others were injured in the storms that hit Hungary on Wednesday, a spokesman for the disaster management authority was quoted by dailynewshungary as saying. The most harm was caused in Budapest hit by the storm in the afternoon.

Budapest's Olympic vision | budapestiolimpia.hu

Budapest to bid for the 2024 Olympics

D&T
Jul 6, 2015

Hungarian Parliament voted to approve plans for Budapest to apply for hosting the 2024 Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games. Some governing MPs already have plans to launch a reform of the Hungarian healthcare system from the profits of the Olympics.

Brigitta Sinka alias Aunt Bici at the chess board | Magyar Telekom

Aunt Bici sets chess world record

D&T
Jul 1, 2015

An 87-year-old Hungarian woman set a new world record in simultaneous chess by having played 13,600 such matches. Brigitta Sinka, known as Aunt Bici would like to have her performance recognized a Guinness world record.

Hungarian riot police and asylum seekers in the Debrecen refugee camp | Zsolt Czeglédi / MTI

Religious dispute leads to refugee riot

D&T
Jun 29, 2015

Fighting broke out between asylum seekers over a religious dispute at a refugee camp in Debrecen, eastern Hungary. Riot police had to be called in and they fired tear gas to calm people down and push them back into the camp.

Refugees at the Risza river near Szeged | Zoltán Gergely Kelemen / MTI

Hungarian gov't suspends EU asylum rule

D&T
Jun 23, 2015

The Hungarian government decided to suspend the the application of Regulation (EU) No 604/2013/EU of the European Parliament and of the Council (Dublin III), which requires an EU country to take back refugees who have travelled from it to another EU country.

Judit Polgár named manager of Hungarian men's national chess team | source: chess.hu

Judit Polgár named manager of Hungary's chess team

D&T
Jun 12, 2015

The most successful female chess player of all times, Judit Polgár, a two times Chess Olympiad winner, has unanimously been appointed by the presidium of the Hungarian Chess Federation as the manager of the country's men's national team.

Budapest

Severe summer storm hits Budapest

D&T
Jun 9, 2015

A summer storm with torrential rain hit the Hungarian capital this Tuesday, flooding cellars, underpasses and low-lying streets. Firefighters were called to help in 230 different places nationwide (including 160 occasions in Budapest).

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Disinfectant wins Swedish Chamber Gran Prize

D&T
May 21, 2015

The Swedish Chamber of Commerce in Hungary (SCCH) has awarded its 2015 Gran Prize to Prof. Zoltán Noszticzius for his patented method of producing hyperpure chlorine-dioxide, a strong but environmental friendly disinfectant.

Alexandre (Sándor) Lámfalussy | source: hirado.hu

The Hungarian 'father of the euro' passes away

D&T
May 11, 2015

Alexandre Lámfalussy, the Hungarian-born economist and banker known as one of the fathers of the common European currency, the Euro, and the head of the predecessor of the the European Central Bank, passed away less than a month after his 86th birthday.

Fans celebrating football league title in Székesfehérvár | Tibor Illyés / MTI

Videoton wins Hungarian football league title

D&T
May 4, 2015

Some 2,000 fans celebrated in Székesfehérvár, SW of Budapest, the second football league title of local side Videoton this Sunday. Videoton won its week-end match while nearest rivals Ferencváros could only draw their match in Pécs.

Demonstration by the Hungarian Trade Union Federation for more rights for workers in the City Park in Budapest | Tibor Illyés / MTI

May 1 demonstrations in Budapest's City Park

D&T
May 1, 2015

In Budapest, the traditional venue for the May 1 celebrations is the City Park. This time, opposition parties held their celebration of the International Labor Day there and several trade unions held demonstrations against the current government"s labor policy.

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