Three passenger cars collided at the intersection of Akadémia Street and Böszörményi Road in Debrecen.

On Saturday, March 1st, starting at approximately 12:00 PM, a traffic diversion will take effect in Debrecen. The traffic lane on István Street, coming from Déli sor, will be redirected into the opposite lane under traffic light control.

The national open-air fair is set to return to Debrecen in the spring of 2025. Known as the Debrecen Spring Fair—or as many refer to it, the Mihály Day Spring Fair—this annual event will take place on May 10 and 11 along the well-known Böszörményi Road. Here’s everything you need to know about the dates, […]

As part of its recruitment campaign, Hungary’s air navigation service provider, HungaroControl, is setting up stands across the country. After Győr, Pécs, and Szeged, the next stop is Debrecen!

Debrecen Zoo is delighted to announce the birth of two healthy cigája lambs! The newborns are spending their days joyfully under their mother’s care in the petting zoo, where visitors have been able to meet them since their birth.

The Municipality of Debrecen and the “Give Me Back My Mountains Foundation!” held a memorial ceremony and wreath-laying event on February 25, 2025, at the Melocco statue in Egyetem Square to honor the victims of communism.

Four military barracks in Hungary will soon be adorned with new Turul statues after the Ministry of Defense (HM) awarded the project—without an open tender—to Dante Birodalom Kft., owned by sculptor Gábor Miklós Szőke, according to a report by Átlátszó.

The Bod Péter National Library Usage Competition was announced for the 31st time in the 2024/2025 academic year. Since 1993, students who excel at finding and utilizing information have participated in this contest to further improve their skills. This year’s highlighted theme is “Primacy”—focusing on historical achievements, outstanding performances, and sensational discoveries. The competition emphasizes […]

Thanks to an extraordinary joint effort, a single mother and her four children in Debrecen now have a home of their own after nearly a decade of living in shelters.