On Friday, showers and thunderstorms may still occur in some areas, but overall calm, pleasant spring-like weather is expected over the weekend with plenty of sunshine, with daytime highs around 20°C. The wind will be fresh and at times strong on all three days. On Sunday afternoon, cloud cover will start increasing from the west, […]

Péter Magyar, the chairman of the Tisza Party, announced on Wednesday that President Tamás Sulyok has entrusted him with forming a government. Péter Magyar spoke to reporters after meeting with the head of state at the Sándor Palace.

A special astronomical event—the alignment of the Moon, the Pleiades, and Venus—will be visible in the western sky on the evening of April 19, according to the Svábhegyi Observatory in a statement to MTI.

Sulyok Tamás, the President of Hungary, has invited the leaders of parties that will enter the National Assembly of Hungary to a personal consultation on Wednesday, according to a Facebook post by the head of state published on Monday.

Following the 2026 Hungarian parliamentary election, Péter Magyar, leader of the victorious Tisza Party, outlined sweeping plans for a restructuring of government, a stronger focus on anti-corruption measures, and a new political style he described as bringing decision-making closer to citizens.

Pleasant spring weather is expected this week. At the beginning of the week, moist but mild air will arrive, bringing a warming trend, so nights will become frost-free, while daytime temperatures are expected to reach around 20°C with increasing sunshine, according to the forecast of HungaroMet Zrt.

Hegedűs Zsolt, the Tisza Party’s health policy expert—who is also likely to become Hungary’s next Minister of Health—was so happy about the Tisza Party’s election victory that he broke into dance.

International media has widely focused on the Hungarian election result, with many major outlets treating it as a significant political turning point.

Magyar Péter delivered a sweeping victory speech following the election, declaring that the Tisza Party had achieved a historic win and that Hungary had entered a new political era.

Klára Dobrev Klára and the entire leadership of the Democratic Coalition (DK) have resigned following the party’s election defeat.