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Hungary’s incoming government says it will review the financing and implementation of the long-delayed Paks nuclear power plant expansion, a major energy project closely linked to Russia.11 May 2026-13:07
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Former Polish Justice Minister Zbigniew Ziobro has reportedly left Hungary following political changes in Budapest and signals from the new Hungarian leadership that he could face extradition.11 May 2026-12:43
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The UEFA Champions League has released a compilation of the best goals, saves, and assists from the second-leg semifinal matches, showcasing key moments from a dramatic night of European football.07 May 2026-11:05
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Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky announced on social media that Hungary has returned the gold and cash seized from Oschadbank in March.06 May 2026-18:50
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Israeli police confiscated a Hungarian flag from an anti-government protester at the Karkur Junction in northern Israel, claiming it looked too similar to the Palestinian flag and could cause provocation, Israeli media reported on Saturday.29 Apr 2026-10:09
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Hungary’s election winner Peter Magyar met President Tamas Sulyok on Wednesday in Budapest, following a decisive parliamentary election victory that reshaped the country’s political landscape.15 Apr 2026-12:30
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Slovakia has signaled a willingness to maintain close ties with Hungary following a major political shift in Budapest.13 Apr 2026-09:45
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Voter turnout in Hungary’s parliamentary elections rose to 54.14% by 1:00 p.m., the highest level recorded at this stage in recent elections, according to official data.12 Apr 2026-17:34
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Senior aides to the leaders of Azerbaijan and Hungary held a meeting in Budapest at the invitation of the Hungarian side within the framework of the Organisation of Turkic States (OTS) to discuss the outcomes of the OTS Gabala Summit, Hikmet Hajiyev, Assistant to Azerbaijani President Ilham Aliyev and Head of the Foreign Policy Department of the Presidential Administration, wrote on X.27 Mar 2026-19:23
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