In Debrecen, the most intimate time of the year has arrived again: when the light slowly returns and fills the city squares with radiance. As Magda Szabó writes: “…each of us receives some of its light,” and during these days it is truly felt that the light of community, hope, and celebration connects everyone.
A man in his 60s suffered a severe head injury after falling down the stairs, as first reported by Debreceni Nap. The National Ambulance Service stated in today’s Facebook post that providing care for the patient was not without challenges.
Debrecen has received outstanding international recognition: according to the official announcement from European Best Destinations, the city has been ranked among Europe’s TOP 5 Christmas markets.
Europe’s economy is showing the weakest growth in the past six decades, said Mihály Varga, President of the Hungarian National Bank (MNB), on Wednesday in Debrecen at the Hajdú-Bihar County Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s TOP 100 year-end partner meeting.
Owners of English third-division club Stockport County have reportedly arrived in Hungary, apparently due to the ongoing ownership change at Hungarian top-flight club DVSC.
In honor of the Holy Year, at the invitation of the Municipality of Debrecen, the Hungarian Catholic Academy in Rome, and the Papal Hungarian Ecclesiastical Institute, a nativity sculpture group was presented at the Hungarian Catholic Academy and the Papal Hungarian Ecclesiastical Institute in Rome on 25 November 2025, marking the opening of the Advent […]
In the parking lot of a residential area in Debrecen, four homeless people live together in an old, non-functioning car. They go to the nearby park for their bathroom needs.
On 25 November 2025, the Debrecen District Court held a preparatory hearing in the case of the defendant who has been indicted by the prosecution for the felony of making a public threat of danger severely disturbing public peace, as well as for other crimes.
Harro Höfliger, a German company specializing in pharmaceutical machinery, has established its second-largest site outside Germany in Debrecen. The HUF 6 billion investment is expected to create over 100 new jobs in the city, announced Péter Szijjártó, Hungary’s Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade, at the site on Friday.
A bizarre incident unfolded on the highways near Debrecen, caught on video and shared by MKIF Magyar Koncessziós Infrastruktúra Fejlesztő Zrt., the company that runs Hungary’s motorways.
