US and Russian Foreign Ministers aim to arrange Trump-Putin meeting in China ↗
US and Russian foreign ministers are reportedly planning to convene a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in China.
Hungary
The news on 24.hu covers a range of topics, including domestic Hungarian politics with a focus on pension increases and the political landscape of Tisza Party and Mi Hazánk. International affairs include potential meetings between Trump and Putin, and comments from Serbian President Vučić…
US and Russian foreign ministers are reportedly planning to convene a meeting between Donald Trump and Vladimir Putin in China.
The Hungarian government has published details on how pensions will be increased in 2027.
Initiatives are being launched by Vitézy's team to renovate ten railway stations along Lake Balaton.
Viktor Orbán's name is absent from the list of official candidates for UN Secretary-General.
Péter Magyar expressed skepticism about the continued allocation of a 73 million forint fund per former president.
Péter Magyar stated his intention to reduce his focus on the Fidesz party, feeling they are not worthy of the attention.
A new poll indicates the Tisza Party retains a dominance unseen in competitive democracies, while Mi Hazánk is gaining support.
The state security archives contain incomplete documents whose content may not accurately represent historical events.
An explanation of the traditions and significance behind All Souls' Day and All Saints' Day.
The winning numbers for this week's Five Lottery draw are published.
Serbian President Aleksandar Vučić, alongside Viktor Orbán, made a statement about returning before engaging in weekend relaxation.
Filmmaker and entrepreneur Philip Rákay commented on allegations of corruption and scandals, stating his focus was on creative projects.
Lake Balaton is projected to shrink significantly, potentially dividing into three separate bodies of water by the end of this century.
A discussion explores themes of death, grief, and love through personal conversations.
The ruins of Hitler's Eagle's Nest are still a site that attracts neo-Nazis.