After the recent warm weather, a southwesterly airflow brought much-needed May rainfall starting Wednesday evening, and according to HungaroMet’s latest agrometeorological analysis, additional waves of rain are expected in the coming days.

During the exam period, students are supported by friendly therapy dogs and extended opening hours at the ELTE University Library and Archives.

The Hungarian National Ambulance Service reported a shocking incident: during an emergency call, the caller alerted paramedics but refused to take part in life-saving efforts.

The U.S. Embassy in Budapest has announced a new opportunity for Hungarian high schools to apply for the “America Days” program, a full-day event designed to introduce students and teachers to American culture, history, and educational opportunities through engaging and interactive activities.

The first Hungarian female Nobel Prize-winning scientist, Katalin Karikó, will be awarded honorary doctorates in June in Oxford and at two American universities in May.

A chief physician of the National Institute of Oncology operated on and saved a man who had been stabbed in the heart in the middle of a public street, the institution told MTI on Wednesday.

Edith Eva Eger, a Hungarian-born American clinical psychologist, renowned researcher of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), Holocaust survivor, and author, has died at the age of 98 on Tuesday, her publisher Open Books told MTI.

Warm, sunny spring-like weather is expected until Saturday, with occasionally strong winds and daytime highs reaching 23–24°C. On Sunday, a cold front will move across the country: winds may strengthen to gale force in some areas, and maximum temperatures will drop to between 13 and 20°C, according to the forecast by HungaroMet Nonprofit Zrt.

Magyar Péter has appointed Judit Lannert as Minister for Children and Education.