thyssenkrupp Automotive Technology, which also has a significant presence in Debrecen, has announced a major restructuring of its operations in Hungary as part of the ongoing transformation of its international automotive business.
Nearly 80 employees of Deutsche Telekom ITTC Hungary demonstrated on Wednesday morning before the start of work at the company’s four sites in Budapest, Pécs, Debrecen and Szeged, protesting what they say is an insufficient wage increase offer.
EcoPro BM Hungary Ltd., part of South Korea’s EcoPro Group, began mass production at its cathode material plant in Debrecen on May 18, 2026, marking the company’s first manufacturing base in Europe.
The exhibition building designed for the Hungarian Natural History Museum in Debrecen’s Big Forest (Nagyerdő) by the Bjarke Ingels Group (BIG) and the Hungarian Vikár and Lukács Architectural Studio has won two awards in the international finals of the Architizer A+Awards. According to the competition’s website, the project received the Jury Award in the category […]
Debrecen is entering a particularly rich cultural week, with the annual Book Week, literary evenings, exhibitions, concerts, and food events filling the city. For international residents, this is one of the best opportunities of the year to experience local culture in an accessible, social setting.
The Hungary vs Kazakhstan men’s international friendly football match will be held at the Nagyerdei Stadium on Tuesday, 9 June 2026, starting at 7:00 PM.
This summer, MODEM Centre for Modern and Contemporary Arts, Apolló Cinema and Főnix Debrecen are once again bringing cinema under the open sky to the heart of the city. From 26 June, the inner garden of MODEM transforms into a unique outdoor screening space where film classics meet a relaxed summer atmosphere.
The Csigekert Street–Szabó Lőrinc Street junction in Debrecen has been reopened to traffic, making travel in the area a little easier from Friday onward.
Environmental authorities have launched proceedings against Chinese-owned battery manufacturer CATL after the company allegedly discharged “green-colored liquid waste” into the sewage system in violation of regulations, according to the Hajdú-Bihar County Government Office.
Passengers travelling to and from Debrecen could benefit from a new generation of InterCity trains by the end of the decade, following the Hungarian government’s announcement that it plans to purchase at least 35 new InterCity trainsets using European Union funding.
