Several tons of toxic chemicals may be stored at the CATL battery factory in Debrecen on a site that has not yet been handed over and is officially still under construction, claims Zsolt Tárkányi, the Tisza Party’s parliamentary candidate for Debrecen, on his social media page. He writes that he received the first photos and […]
In a remarkable display of courage and quick thinking, two high school students recently saved the life of an elderly man who collapsed in broad daylight in Debrecen. The incident occurred at a busy street corner in the early afternoon, when the retiree suddenly lost consciousness with no prior warning.
Work is being carried out in the platform underpass of Debrecen’s Nagyállomás (Main Railway Station). The MÁV Group has informed the Municipality of Debrecen that construction work will take place in the station’s platform underpass until March 11, 2026.
On February 25 in Beijing, BMW Group and CATL signed a cooperation agreement to further strengthen their joint projects aimed at reducing carbon dioxide emissions.
On March 6, 2026, the MCC Debrecen Training Center hosted the CORVUS Exhibition and a special lecture highlighting the present and future of Hungarian space research. The event attracted students, space enthusiasts, and the general public, offering a unique glimpse into the fascinating worlds of astronomy and space exploration.
A time capsule was placed at the base of the tower cross of the Greek Catholic Cathedral in Debrecen, which is currently under renovation. The cross was blessed by Archbishop-Metropolitan Fülöp Kocsis.
In the interview, Liliana Śmiech, Director General for International Affairs at the National University of Public Service, emphasized that in times of geopolitical uncertainty—such as war, energy crises, and migration challenges—stable and predictable governance becomes especially important. She argued that political leaders should prioritize the safety and well-being of their own citizens while firmly representing […]
“Who will fight for us if there is no leader who does?” posed Liliana Śmiech, International Director at the National University of Public Service, succinctly summarizing the core message of her lecture at MCC Debrecen.
A major cooperation is beginning in Hungary’s automotive sector. The first train transporting finished vehicles has departed from the BMW plant in Debrecen, with operations managed by Waberer’s rail logistics subsidiary, PSP Rail. The project relies on rail transport instead of road haulage, significantly reducing the ecological footprint.
A fatal accident occurred on Wednesday in Debrecen, on tram line 2. The tragedy was reported by Debrecen Sun with on-site photos and video.
