A Hungarian energy drink brand has outperformed several globally recognized competitors in a newly published international quality ranking. In a study comparing brands from six continents, HELL Energy achieved the highest overall score, while the Austrian market leader Red Bull finished in sixth place.
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🐹❤️ The best news you'll read today! Debrecen Zoo has welcomed adorable capybara babies, and the tiny newcomers are already running around: see the cute video of Hungary's newest internet stars!
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Following the brief cooling trend in the middle of the week, warmer weather is once again on the way to Hungary.
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As house prices continue to reach record levels across much of Hungary, finding affordable accommodation is becoming increasingly difficult for young people, university students and workers. One possible answer may lie in expanding the country’s rental housing sector, which is expected to become a key element of Hungary’s housing policy in the coming years.
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All of Europe is experiencing an extraordinary early-season heatwave due to a strange phenomenon, meanwhile in Hungary, at Lake Balaton we had winds exceeding 100 km/h.
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A years-long decline has been unfolding in Hungary’s hospitality industry, with an increasing number of pubs, restaurants and pastry shops shutting down across the country. Many venues were unable to reopen after the pandemic, while rising costs and falling customer numbers have continued to place businesses under severe pressure.
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Artificial intelligence has been given a central role in the Tisza government’s new program. The plans include the creation of a state system that could make administration faster and simpler, while AI could assist Hungarians in several areas of everyday life.
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More inner-city districts in Budapest are moving to tighten Airbnb regulations, and the first effects are already visible in Terézváros.
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Summer has arrived early in Hungary: nearly 50 beaches, spas and water parks are reopening for the Pentecost long weekend! Where are you starting the summer? 🌅🌊
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Taxi journeys in Budapest may soon become significantly more expensive.
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From 26 May, Budapest will introduce a new traffic regime on the Pest lower embankment.
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What do you think? Are there times when the authorities' actions are justified?
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Travelling across Europe by train may soon become much easier under a new proposal from the European Commission. The plan would allow passengers to book international rail journeys involving multiple operators with a single ticket, while also strengthening passenger rights in cases of delays or missed connections.
New Hungarian forint coins have arrived! ⚽🇭🇺
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The European Union is encouraging member states to exclude Chinese telecom giants Huawei and ZTE from critical networks, citing growing security risks, a move that could have significant implications for countries such as Hungary.
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Medián, one of Hungary’s best-known polling institutes and one of the few that came close to accurately predicting the outcome of the recent parliamentary election, has published a striking new survey on the political mood in the country.
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The epicentre was only around 20 kilometres from the Hungarian border.
#border #croatia #earthquake #naturaldisaster
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Another military exercise started in Hungary today.
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Would you trust Uber to send keys, documents or a last-minute gift across the city — and should it expand beyond Budapest?
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La subida de la inflación ha tenido un gran efecto en el coste de vida de los ciudadanos.
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¿Se vive peor en Hungría por ganar menos?
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Hundreds of billions of forints in European Union funding could soon become available for Budapest. City leaders are already preparing for a new phase and hope that, with Hungary’s new government led by the Tisza Party, previously frozen EU funds may finally be unlocked.
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The recently renovated Citadel on Gellért Hill has reopened to visitors, while a long-delayed funicular project has once again returned to the agenda. The development could help ease the growing traffic pressure on the area, which is already heavily burdened.
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1 May (Labour Day) falls on a Friday this year in Hungary, creating a three-day long weekend for most workers. Here's what to look out for:
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If the course of events will not change, it will only be a matter of time when Budapest will suffer climate change's serious consequences.
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A serious environmental and public health risk has emerged in Szombathely, western Hungary, where nearly 100,000 tonnes of asbestos-contaminated gravel may have been used in road construction.
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Thinking of moving to Hungary in 2026? 🇭🇺 Here’s how much rent, groceries, transport and monthly life really cost in Budapest and beyond.
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Skywatchers in Hungary are in for a treat this April, as a newly discovered comet is expected to become visible to the naked eye.
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Hungary’s Easter long weekend is set to bring sunshine, spring warmth and temperatures up to 22°C ☀️🌷 Here’s what you can expect from Good Friday through Easter Monday.
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Huge fire at a plastic processing plant in Szigethalom sent thick black smoke over the town on Friday morning:
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