The Cultural Association of Transcarpathian Hungarians (KMKSZ) has asked the Hungarian government to continue aiding Ukraine, do what it can to help bring an end to the armed conflict in the country and bring about peace.
Altogether 101 patients died of a Covid-related illness over the past four days, while 5,961 new coronavirus infections were registered, koronavirus.gov.hu said on Tuesday.
A cave driver who died in the Kossuth Cave in Jósvafő was a member of the Diving Service of the Budapest Disaster Management Directorate, and was involved in an accident during a planned exploratory dive in his spare time, the Counter-Terrorism Center reported late on Tuesday.
Just like what happened after the elections four years earlier, the number of those who are thinking of leaving the country has increased, writes rtl.hu.
Most German grocery chains are forced to raise prices in a number of product groups due to Russian aggression against Ukraine, German news portals wrote on Monday.
Prime ministerial candidate of the united opposition Péter Márki-Zay is responsible for the defeat of the opposition, Jobbik leader Péter Jakab said, reacting to the outcome of Sunday’s general election in which Fidesz won a fourth successive supermajority.
“We’ve suffered a heavy defeat,” Ferenc Gyurcsány, leader of the opposition Democratic Coalition, said, reacting to the outcome of Sunday’s general election in which Fidesz won a fourth successive supermajority.
During a exploratory dive, a cave diver disappeared in the Kossuth Cave on the border of Jósvafő on Sunday afternoon, and fifty cave rescuers are still searching, the press coordinator of the Hungarian Cave Rescue Service told MTI on Monday.
The weather is gradually warming up, with peaks around 20 degrees expected over the week. There will be a lot of sunshine in the coming days, but it will have to be prepared for rainy weather again over the weekend, according to the National Meteorological Service’s national medium-term forecast, which was sent to MTI on […]
László Toroczkai, the leader of Mi Hazánk (Our Homeland), hailed his party’s achievement in securing seats in parliament, saying: “The miracle has happened; this is the first step in saving Hungary.”
