A Gripen fighter jet crashed in Szolnok, Hungary, with the pilot successfully ejecting from the aircraft.

Hungary's healthcare reform is expected to accelerate this autumn, with a waiting list reduction program set to launch and regulations for the relationship between state and private healthcare to be introduced. The minister promises greater transparency.

In 1908, unschooled Indiana widow Drusilla Carr began a two-decade legal fight to defend her claim to 120 acres along Lake Michigan, which later became protected land, against attempts to acquire it as Gary expanded.

Telex will continue its Discord discussions on Thursday with Anna Bánáti and Fruzsina Előd, leaders of the economics section, to discuss Hungary's economic situation, the disappearance of public funds in past government cycles, and possibilities for their recovery.

The Hungarian government is set to reclaim 110 billion forints in assets by dissolving unnecessary foundation structures, a move expected to save 800 million forints annually.

According to Euronews, Hungary is on track to meet the "super milestones" required to access 10 billion euros in EU funds, with the government claiming two-thirds of its commitments have already been fulfilled.

Following the Mészáros era, a significant number of railway development projects are expected in Hungary, with Swietelsky Vasúttechnika emerging as a leading contender for future contracts.

Kossuth Rádió, Hungary's main public radio station, has relaunched with new leadership and a new format after a month and a half, aiming for a more inclusive broadcast after years of perceived bias towards Viktor Orbán.

The bath in Szerencs, Hungary, will temporarily close from September 1st until December 17th, a measure the mayor stated is expected to save the town nearly 25 million forints.

The mayor of Gary, Indiana, has stated it is "unacceptable" that thousands of residents are still without power nearly two weeks after a storm downed trees onto power lines. The prolonged outage has caused significant hardship for the community.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party has nominated Beatrix Siklósi, the former director of Kossuth Radio, to the Independent Public Media Body. This move follows her previous dismissal from her role at the radio station.

The Hungarian government plans to allocate nearly 500 billion forints (€1.38 billion) from the EU Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF) for expanding its domestic power grid and implementing smart metering systems.

Kossuth Rádió has resumed broadcasting news in Hungary after a month-and-a-half hiatus, with new management planning program renewals and aiming to shed the station's old image.

YouTube is implementing a wave of price increases in Hungary, affecting monthly subscription fees, though the announcement also includes some positive news.

New documents shed light on the hidden beneficiaries of Hungary's propaganda network, revealing connections to Antal Rogán's family and ephemeral companies linked to Rogán-Szendrei Cecília and Sarka Kata.

Trinidad Express Newspapers published an article centered on Gary Griffith, indicating a focus on the public figure without specifying the exact topic.

Hungary's Minister of Health, Zsolt Hegedűs, has garnered international attention, including an accolade from the New York Times, for his distinctive election victory dance.

A commentary discusses Hungary's anti-corruption efforts, questioning whether replacing Viktor Orbán is sufficient to tackle the issue, citing a controversial drone show contract.

Hungary is forecast to experience a warm week, with temperatures rising to a heatwave by the weekend. Showers and thunderstorms are also expected on Tuesday and towards the end of the week.

The MÁVPlusz application recorded record traffic, selling 546,000 tickets and passes in one week, with Vitézy emphasizing its ease of use for travel planning.

An opinion piece argues that public confidence in a healthy democracy stems from the actions of governments, emphasizing the need for a coordinated response to hate and violent extremism.

Radnai Márk, Vice-President of the Tisza Party, announced the imminent launch of Közhang, which will be Hungary's first community social consultation platform.

Hungary is forecast to experience pleasant summer weather on Sunday, making it ideal for outdoor activities.

A weekly economic summary from Hungary highlights the decline in 4iG's stock price, an investigation into its state contracts and state aid spending, and the ongoing drought crisis.

Gary Larson's 'The Far Side' comic strip featured numerous panels starring dogs, with a selection of his funniest dog-themed comics continuing to entertain fans.

The Paks Nuclear Power Plant in Hungary has successfully resumed full electricity production. This marks the plant's return to normal operational capacity.

The Washington Post has published an article discussing the reasons behind Hungary's drying up, with Reuters also covering Hungarian energy issues.

New data from the National Bank of Hungary reveals that foreign citizens are responsible for 4% of all home purchases nationwide, with significantly higher concentrations in specific regions. This trend is contributing to a deepening housing crisis in the country.

Joining the European Public Prosecutor's Office, a body demonized by Fidesz, offers an opportunity to uncover past crimes and hold the new Hungarian government accountable, rather than threatening national sovereignty.

Koney King, a restaurant featured in 'The Bear,' managed to stay open and increase sales during a power blackout in Gary, Indiana, by using a generator to meet increased demand.

Former Budapest Mayor Gábor Demszky expressed his hope for a better future in Hungary and his desire to be part of it, in an interview where he also addressed personal questions.

For decades, there has been talk in Hungary about the need for a pumped-storage power plant to balance daily electricity production and consumption. However, the project has never progressed significantly, despite its potential to save billions.

Residents in Gary, Indiana, are facing mounting desperation after 10 days without power due to floods from powerful thunderstorms, with full restoration not expected until next week.

Psychiatrist András Spányik shared his experiences in emergency services and at Szent János Hospital's psychiatry department, expressing his view that current reform attempts in mental health are based on an outdated approach.

The new Hungarian government is withdrawing from a concession agreement with a company linked to Lőrinc Mészáros for the northern section of the M6 motorway, a decision expected to save 100 billion forints over ten years. Minister János Lázár had previously made a personal decision regarding the concession.

Hungary is experiencing severe drought conditions, leading to historically low water levels in its lakes and rivers, as depicted in new videos highlighting the widespread impact across Europe.

Hungary is actively working to unfreeze EU funds, though caution remains necessary due to ongoing concerns about corruption. The country is taking steps to address the issues that led to the funds being withheld.

Calgary-based Helcim has raised $53 million and is emphasizing its Canadian identity as domestic payments processors face acquisitions by U.S. buyers, with its CEO predicting accelerated growth.

Hungary celebrated its Statehood Day on August 20 with traditional colorful festivities in Budapest, which this year included several new participants.

A survey by GKI found that visitors to Hungary's Sziget music festival spent an average of HUF 182,000 during the event.

Hungary is forecast to experience a split in weather conditions, with heavy rainfall and cloudbursts expected in the western regions, while the eastern parts of the country anticipate a heatwave.

A Roman-era statue was discovered by divers in a difficult-to-access section of the Danube River near Dunaújváros, Hungary, requiring additional assistance for its recovery.

A severe drought in Hungary is revealing the long-term environmental and economic consequences of generations of water drainage practices in the country.

A recent study has revealed concerning findings regarding the consumption of sugary beverages, linking them to potential health issues.

Peter Magyar's new government opened Viktor Orban's former office overlooking the Danube, hoping to expose an autocrat's indulgence. However, the trappings of the suite fell short of expectations.

Hungary celebrated August 20th with a series of events, including Gripen jet flyovers, the inauguration of new officers, and evening fireworks displays. The day also saw state honors awarded to various individuals.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky congratulated Hungary and its people on their national holiday. Concurrently, he imposed several new packages of sanctions against Russia.

Railways are grappling with the aftermath of a powerful storm near Bratislava, with fallen trees and power outages halting trains bound for Austria and Hungary.

YouTube Premium subscriptions, including individual and family plans, are set to become more expensive for users in Hungary.

The Hungarian government aims to introduce the euro by 2030, emphasizing that a sustainable reduction in the budget deficit and public debt is crucial before joining the eurozone.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán ended a month of public silence to deliver a message to the nation, stating, "We were, we are, we will be." His address marked a significant public appearance after a period of quiet.

Fülöp Botond, known as the 'Rural Prosecutor,' received a high-ranking state award on August 20th, an event made more notable as his name recently appeared on a shortlist for potential presidential candidates.

Thunderstorm warnings have been issued for ten counties in Hungary, including Budapest, due to the risk of severe weather.

Tibor Navracsics, a former minister, and former space commissioner Orsolya Ferencz are initiating a dialogue on Hungary's affairs. Navracsics believes that the extreme confrontation between two sides is destroying the country's unity.

An opinion piece from Hungary discusses the duration of fireworks displays and potential solutions to make them longer.

A far-right event, disguised as a cooking competition, was planned to be held at a children's camp in Sopron, Hungary, but was ultimately canceled by the operator after its nature was deemed incompatible with the foundation's values.

The candidates nominated by media professional organizations for Hungary's nine-member Independent Public Media Body, which oversees public media, have been revealed.

Media professional organizations in Hungary have announced their nominations for members of the Independent Public Media Body, with government and opposition parties also set to nominate three members each.

Experts suggest the international order is collapsing, with politics increasingly based on decision-making rather than expertise, as anti-liberal revolts and shifts in parties like Poland's PiS and Hungary's Fidesz are observed across the Western world.

The National Hospital Directorate in Hungary has requested cooperation from volunteers responding to an online recruitment drive to help babies left in hospitals, noting a significant increase in interest.

Hungary's minister has reportedly sent a letter to Mohu regarding the waste management situation in Szolnok, seeking a satisfactory solution for the city's residents.

The GKI institute has calculated that foreign visitors to the Sziget Festival spend approximately two and a half times more money in Hungary than domestic attendees.

Hungary's government has unveiled a package designed to significantly expand its wind energy sector, targeting a tenfold increase in installed capacity by 2030. This initiative seeks to boost the country's long-stagnant wind power development.

The first hundred days of Hungary's Tisza party in government have been busy, involving ministerial reviews, EU fund negotiations, and budget examinations, with the market's confidence holding steady.

András Baka officially took office as Hungary's president after being elected by Parliament on August 11. The former Supreme Court president began his term on Wednesday.

A second-degree heat alert has been issued for Hungary, effective from Thursday, August 17, and extending through August 20, as high temperatures are expected to return to the region.

Thirteen days after storms hit Gary, Indiana, some homes and businesses in the area remain without power. Residents continue to face outages following the severe weather event.

Residents in Nyíregyháza, Hungary, are reportedly living in fear due to a cyclist peeping tom, with police learning about the incidents via Facebook as no official complaints have yet been filed.

This article highlights six memorable 'Far Side' comics by Gary Larson that are specifically set in a front yard.

Anita Orbán, a minister, has named four candidates for consul general and ambassador positions, including analyst Mátyás Bódi and historian Balázs Ablonczy, who may embark on diplomatic careers.

A week before the start of the new academic year, Hungary is experiencing a shortage of over two hundred teachers, with the greatest need for mathematics, science, language, and special education teachers.

Despite promises of legal action from opposition parties regarding the August 20 public procurement tender, no appeal has been filed, and no investigation by procurement or integrity authorities is known to be underway.

Gary White, co-founder of Water.org, has been awarded the prestigious 2025 Hoover Medal for his contributions.

A company from Koprivnica, Croatia, successfully recovered 904,203 euros that it had mistakenly transferred to a fraudulent account in Hungary due to a fake email. The funds were returned after the scam was discovered.

Hungary's ruling Fidesz party is facing the emergence of a new 'Civic Democrats' platform, but the leadership asserts the party remains united and strong, with Navracsics and Ferenczová tasked with mitigating societal division.

Hungary's crude oil reserves increased in July, but gasoline reserves decreased, though the country's strategic reserves remained sufficient to cover 87 days of consumption at the end of the month.

Gary has advocated for the implementation of tougher penalties for offenders. This call suggests a desire for stricter legal consequences for criminal acts.

The Paks nuclear power plant in Hungary is resuming full operation earlier than planned, thanks to a risen Danube river level and a sill that are expected to ensure full power until the end of August.

Zabar, Hungary, recorded temperatures just above five degrees Celsius in the morning, though summer-like temperatures of up to 32 degrees are expected in some areas by the afternoon.

EcoPro BM has begun upgrading its cathode production lines at its Debrecen facility in Hungary to produce high-nickel cathodes for a German luxury electric vehicle maker, marking an aggressive push into Europe’s battery supply chain.

Hungary is set to introduce a new climate protection law package this autumn, outlining measures to address the climate crisis and protect the country, while also noting that the construction of a bottom sill is progressing faster than expected.

Gary Larson's final 'The Far Side' comic strip, released 31 years ago, is celebrated as an undefeated and iconic ending in comic strip history.

Output at Hungary's Paks nuclear power plant exceeded 800 MW as conditions improved following a record drought and heatwave, according to PM Péter Magyar.

Residents in Hungary witnessed the night sky briefly turn to daylight in the pre-dawn hours on Saturday. This extraordinary celestial phenomenon occurred shortly after thunderstorms had moved out of the area.

Internationally recognized Hungarian investigative journalist Panyi Szabolcs is releasing a new book on November 9, detailing a decade of his investigations into Russian intelligence influence in Hungary.

László Gajdos announced that the 35-year waste management concession, currently held by MOHU, will be reviewed. This decision comes amid scrutiny of the long-term agreement.

Márk Radnai, the government commissioner responsible for a functional and humane Hungary, gave an exclusive interview to HVG following the Tisza Szigetek August 20 meeting, discussing the introduction of the "Közhang" platform, public media, and social consultation.

A community known as the Magyarabs, living near Wadi Halfa in the Egypt-Sudan borderlands, is said to preserve the memory of a distant Hungarian past.

Budapest, Hungary, hosted the Festival of Folk Arts, showcasing traditional crafts and cultural performances.

A powerful storm has caused significant damage and at least one fatality in Lithuania, where a person was killed by a falling tree. The storm also brought down trees and damaged buildings in Hungary, with residents actively clearing debris.

Surveillance footage obtained by Telex, deemed authentic by police, clearly shows the movements of the Hyundai and the Mercedes involved in a hit-and-run incident in Siófok, Hungary.

A Facebook page and website named 'Civil Democrats' have been launched in Hungary, following a former minister's announcement of a dialogue on the country's future and past with a former space commissioner.

A new multifunctional map has been launched in Hungary, allowing users to search for all major electric vehicle charging stations. The continuously expanding database enables filtering by public charging prices, performance, and service providers.

A New York Times author expressed confusion over the significant attention given to Hungary's Karmelita building, noting that its interior, Orbán Viktor's former workplace, resembles a luxury boutique hotel rather than an extravagant palace.

A collision between a bus and a car near Debrecen, Hungary, has resulted in one fatality and ten injuries. Emergency services responded to the scene of the accident.

Rudaw reports on developments concerning the Kirkuk Governorate, providing video content related to the region.

The first installment of school start support, including a 50,000 forint family allowance, is scheduled to be paid out on Monday, August 24th.

Police officers rescued a man from a burning fourth-floor apartment in Kazincbarcika, Hungary, after having to kick down the apartment door to gain entry.

A fluctuating front system has caused a more than ten-degree Celsius temperature difference across Hungary, with some areas experiencing 21°C while others reach 38°C.

Hungary's supreme anti-corruption body has issued a warning about potential abuses as the deadline for unfreezing EU funds approaches. The warning underscores concerns about transparency and accountability in the allocation of European Union money.

Despite a recent decline, the number of confectioneries in Hungary remains higher than it was a decade and a half ago, according to a market overview.

A comprehensive 482-page document has been published, detailing cases of news manipulation within the Hungarian News Agency (MTI) over more than a decade. The report was compiled by journalists and editors forming a working group.

A minibus overturned on the M3 motorway in Hungary, leading to the closure of the highway towards Vásárosnamény and the deployment of air ambulances.

Years of water drainage in Hungary, coupled with ongoing drought, are revealing a wider water emergency across the country, exemplified by the significant shrinking of Lake Velence.

Hungary has issued multiple weather warnings for a combination of extreme heat, storms, and heavy rainfall. Temperatures near Szeged are approaching 40 degrees Celsius, while storms are expected in Transdanubia in the afternoon.

The Serbian civil movement 'Solidarnost' has issued an urgent appeal to the Hungarian government, requesting a legal and financial review of Hungarian state funds allegedly used to suppress independent media in Serbia.

A prolonged drought in Hungary is revealing the long-term consequences of generations of water drainage practices in the country.

Hungary marked its national day with celebrations held in Budapest.

Gary Black, a prominent investor, has controversially compared Tesla bulls on social media to college students doing 'tequila shots.' His comments highlight a critical view of the enthusiasm surrounding Tesla stock.

A new study indicates that consuming one sugar-packed soda daily doubles the risk of stomach cancer compared to drinking one per month, while artificial sweeteners did not show the same risk.

Baka András spoke about restoring the credibility of public media in Hungary ahead of the August 20th festive program, emphasizing that the principle of 'public media cannot lie' must be more than just a statement.

Police have launched an investigation after a body was found on the M5 motorway.

Oro Governor Gary Juffa has urged for criminal organizations operating in Papua New Guinea to be assessed for potential designation as terrorist organizations. He proposes this assessment be conducted under the country's existing counter-terrorism laws.

A state-organized party held on the embankment during a national holiday in Hungary was so loud that multiple citizens contacted the police to complain. The event's attempt to appeal to a younger demographic was not universally welcomed.

Hungary's Fidesz party confirmed that Lázár's resignation is part of a planned restructuring of the Fidesz parliamentary faction, with a decision on filling the vacant mandate to be made later.

The National Ambulance Service in Hungary is deploying 56 rescue points across the country, with a map available, to ensure safety during fireworks displays.

A 'capacity for despair' stemming from political oppression has long been considered a Hungarian national trait, influencing bestsellers globally, though writers now emphasize that melancholy isn't always bleak.

Hungarian vegetable and fruit farming is exploring the cultivation of Japanese pepper seeds, raising questions about their potential success in local markets.

A public procurement process for Hungary's August 20th celebrations has sparked controversy, with critics suggesting a lack of transparency and a continuation of the 'old boy network' system.

Hungary's M1 news is undergoing a renewal, reportedly involving staff who previously produced propaganda, surprising even long-time public media employees.

A battery factory in Iváncsa, Hungary, has been fined hundreds of millions for severely and directly endangering the health and physical integrity of 65 employees, according to a representative.

FTX co-founder Gary Wang and former Alameda Research CEO Caroline Ellison have been issued five-year trading bans by the US derivatives regulator as part of a settlement regarding their roles at the collapsed cryptocurrency exchange.

The former European Court of Human Rights judge, Baka, has been elected as Hungary's head of state by parliament, fulfilling a promise made by Magyar to remove 'regime puppets' from Orbán's institutions.

Hospitals in Hungary reportedly learned from the press that 'baby cuddler' volunteers were being recruited for them, causing confusion and overwhelming inquiries. The National Hospital Directorate General (OKFŐ) requested prior consultation for such initiatives.

Hungary is bracing for another heatwave, with the chief medical officer issuing a second-level heat alert for the entire country from Thursday midnight until Sunday midnight.

Havasi Bertalan, the communications director for Hungary's Fidesz party, is reportedly still waiting for his monthly salary payment during his notice period.

One person died and several others suffered smoke inhalation in an apartment fire in Székesfehérvár, Hungary, where residents had to be rescued from the building using ladders.

African swine fever has appeared in Kölked, Hungary, requiring another animal stock to be culled, and experts are urging livestock keepers to strictly adhere to epidemic prevention regulations.

Gary Haase, who began collecting in 1998, has amassed a Pokémon card collection estimated to be worth $10 million, earning him a Guinness World Record for the most valuable collection.

The start of the school year in September is anticipated to be expensive, with discussions suggesting that not only families might bear the financial burden.

Indiana's governor has requested an investigation into NIPSCO following widespread power outages and a slow response to storms in the Gary area. The utility company is being scrutinized for its handling of the aftermath of the severe weather.

The independent deputy mayor of Devecser, Hungary, admitted that the town's 'winged phallus' statue was not intended for city marketing but has unexpectedly garnered national attention, proving effective.

Hungary's Foreign Minister has named new ambassadors to Paris and Warsaw, along with new mission leaders for Beijing and Barcelona.

Direct losses land in agriculture, electronics, textiles, furniture and plastics, University of Calgary professor Trevor Tombe wrote in the analysis

The mayor of Gary, Indiana, voiced frustration over power outages that have persisted for two weeks following recent storms, stating that the duration is 'far too long.'

Following a change in government, Hungary's Tisza party is now funding its 'Tiszta Hang' campaign newspaper using state support allocated to its parliamentary faction, a shift from its previous reliance on donations.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky awarded honors to the co-founder of Sárkányellátó and the mayor of Záhony, Hungary. These recognitions were presented alongside the German Chancellor.

A mechanical engineer specializing in fluid dynamics has cautioned against the hasty expansion of wind power in Hungary, citing several factors that require careful consideration.

Osman Stafa has described the ongoing Albanian protests as a 'heroic citizen movement,' emphasizing that the political class has offered the same figures for 36 years. He argues that the revolt has created significant pressure on the government, demanding changes similar to those seen in Hungary and Serbia.

A 12-year-old girl in Hungary sustained a head injury after falling off her electric scooter and hitting a concrete flower box. Police have issued advice to parents regarding the incident.

Privacy experts are alarmed after a woman was flagged as a nationwide 'public safety concern' by an ID scanning system at a Winnipeg bar, leading to her denial of entry at a Calgary Stampede venue.

Hungary has experienced a tragic period with five fatal traffic accidents occurring across the country within the last five days. These incidents highlight a concerning trend in road safety.

Hungary's Interior Minister Pósfai announced that a significant portion of ongoing audits are reaching a stage where more details can be presented to the public, outlining professional concepts being finalized in various areas.

Hungary's Ministry led by Antal Rogán reportedly paid at least five times the market price for advertisements in his ex-wife's tabloid for years, with 98% of the company's revenue coming from an even more mysterious source.

Hungary is moving to reclaim vast real estate portfolios and assets previously privatized by the NER government and handed over to public interest asset management foundations.

A brown, alkaline liquid with a strange odor is reportedly leaking into the Danube River for about a kilometer from a red mud reservoir in Almásfüzitő, Hungary.

An editorial from The Guardian examines the rapid political changes in Hungary, highlighting Péter Magyar's transformative first three months in office as a Brussels deadline approaches with significant funds at stake.

The six-number lottery in Hungary has seen its jackpot of over one billion forints claimed. The article provides the winning numbers for the draw.

Applications have closed, and the leaders for Hungary's National Asset Recovery and Protection Office (NVVH) are expected to be elected as early as next Thursday.

The Strand Festival in Zamárdi, Hungary, wrapped up its season with a large closing party, despite an invasion of midges, attracting a lively crowd.

Transport and Investment Minister Dávid Vitézy announced plans to create a continuous cycle route connecting Győr in northwestern Hungary with Budapest.

An anniversary exhibition celebrating 20 years of the TÜRKSOY Photographers’ Meeting has opened in Budapest, showcasing images of Hungary’s historical, cultural, and natural heritage.

Dr. Gary Lawton has established clear standards for selecting a breast augmentation surgeon in San Antonio, aiming to guide patients in making informed decisions.

A bright fireball caused near daylight conditions over Hungary during the night, with its magnitude estimated to have reached -10, according to Időkép.

Cave rescuer and photojournalist Márton Kovács provides a firsthand look at the challenging moments of underground rescue operations and training exercises in Hungary.

The Hungarian government plans to invest nearly 500 billion forints (approximately €1.3 billion) from EU funds into developing its electricity grid. This significant investment aims to modernize and improve the country's power infrastructure.

Renovation projects at central bank headquarters from Portugal to the US, including Germany and Hungary, are accumulating scandals, inflated costs, and criminal investigations.

A 482-page document has been published that describes how Viktor Orban's Hungary functioned. The document provides insights into the operations of the Hungarian government under Orban.

Penny Hungary is undertaking a record HUF 13.5 billion investment at its logistics center in Alsónémedi, marking its 30th anniversary. The project, expected to take nearly two years, will significantly expand the facility.

An alkaline contamination is reportedly leaking from the red mud reservoir in Almásfüzitő, Hungary. Authorities are investigating the incident and evaluating samples taken from the site.

The globally successful musical "Wicked," a prequel to The Wizard of Oz, is reviewed as a political allegory about populist politicians, with its recent premiere in Hungary.

Archival footage featuring President Hồ Chí Minh during his visit to Hungary has been presented to various agencies in Vietnam.

Former space commissioner Orsolya Ferencz has denied preparing to split Hungary's Fidesz party, but stated that there were "serious mistakes, even crimes" within the party, emphasizing the need for constructive dialogue.

The August 20th fireworks display broadcast on Hungary's public media channel M1 garnered a significant viewership of approximately 490,000 people.

HVG photojournalists captured the events of Hungary's national holiday on August 20th, presenting a photo gallery of their best images from across the country.

Hungary marked its August 20th national holiday with a unique celebration this year, featuring a light art installation and discussions on national identity and belonging under the Tisza government.

A restaurant in Gary, Indiana, lost power for eight days following a derecho storm, resulting in a $19,000 loss in sales, with the blackout still ongoing for many residents.

A police chase near Lake Balaton in Hungary resulted in officers firing shots at a car and multiple police injuries. The driver, who was fleeing on a bicycle path, continued to drive despite the shots.

Hungary's public media news has returned to air as Magyar marks 100 days, while other regional news includes a fugitive Polish ex-deputy minister traced to Transnistria and budget talks in the Czech Republic.

Hungary is facing a severe water crisis due to prolonged drought and heatwaves, which are lowering water levels in lakes and rivers, threatening agriculture, drinking water, and energy, and highlighting long-standing policies of draining wetlands.

A cold front associated with a large low-pressure system is expected to bring contrasting weather to Central Europe, including Poland, Moravia, Austria, and Hungary.

A Calgary-based lithium miner is challenging the Canadian government's intervention in its sale of a subsidiary to a Chinese buyer, arguing the deal is outside federal jurisdiction as the subsidiary has no Canadian assets or employees.

Strong winds during Hungary's August 20th celebrations caused trees to fall on the Győr railway line and severed an overhead line between Vác and Szob, leading to disruptions.

A selection of six classic Far Side comics by Gary Larson, all featuring kitchen settings, are highlighted.

Ungārijas sabiedriskās televīzijas kanāls M1 šodien pārraidījis savu pirmo ziņu izlaidumu kopš 7. jūlija.

Criticism is reportedly growing against the leadership of Hungary's Tisza party from its Tisza-szigetek faction, though activists expressed enthusiasm after a recent meeting.

A new heat record was set in Budapest, Hungary, on Thursday afternoon, with 37.5 degrees Celsius measured in Újpest, surpassing the previous record from 2000.

Prime Video is set to release a four-part miniseries titled 'Lineker,' chronicling the 50-year career of footballer-turned-broadcaster Gary Lineker.

Hungary is celebrating St. Stephen's Day, with the national flag raised before parliament with military honors and the participation of national leaders. This year's celebration by the Magyar government is noted to be more economical while maintaining the national narrative.

Hungary's Magyar is facing an initial assessment of his political direction, with discussions focusing on the principle that no majority should have the right to humiliate the rest. This comes amidst ongoing political developments in the country.

Bulgarian Prime Minister Rumen Radev's initial months in office suggest a leadership style that has led to comparisons with Hungary's Viktor Orban, with some describing him as an 'inconvenient leader.'

The Paks nuclear power plant in Hungary successfully avoided a complete shutdown.

A kitten that fell into a deep well in Babarc, Hungary, was successfully rescued, with images of the operation widely shared.

Ukraine has praised the conclusion of Hungary's investigation into a 'gold convoy' seized in March, which involved a shipment of cash and gold worth $82 million, and called for further accountability.

Péter Magyar is actively challenging Viktor Orbán's 'illiberal state' in Hungary, leading to significant political shifts. This comes as supporters of Orbán express lingering resentment 100 days after his electoral defeat, likening Hungary to 'the new Venezuela'.

Hungary's housing market is projected to experience a normalization period, with slower price growth and near-record lending expected by 2026, following exceptional growth in the previous year.

The SK On Hungary battery factory in Iváncsa received a fine of one hundred million forints for severely and directly endangering the health and physical integrity of 65 employees.

Hungary recorded one of the lowest inflation rates across the entire European Union, with only Sweden and the Czech Republic reporting lower figures.

Fireworks in Gödöllő, Hungary, have been canceled due to drought conditions, with firefighters advising the cancellation for safety reasons.

Hungary's Fidesz party has a motion before the Constitutional Court that could prevent the repatriation of EU funds, with the deadline for fulfilling rule of law conditions set to expire next week.

A major study has found a link between the daily consumption of sugary drinks and a nearly triple increased risk of deadly stomach cancer. This research marks the first time such a connection has been established.

Major towns around Lake Balaton in Hungary are preparing to host fireworks and festive events for the national holiday on August 20th, with some towns collaborating for larger displays.