Uncovering Europe Peter Marki-Zay: Is this the man who can beat Viktor Orban? "In some ways, Péter Márki-Zay can be compared to Donald Trump: a non-party player who says new and surprising things, who comes out of nowhere and goes against the conventional political logic.” 01/04/2022
See Hungarian circus opens its door for young Ukrainian refugees Around 100 Ukrainian circus art students who fled their home from the Russian invasion, have found refuge in a circus in Budapest 24/03/2022
Destinations Why you need to visit Europe’s largest thermal lake in 2022 The Hungarian district is also home to the largest number of wineries in the region. 19/03/2022
Hungary Police pick up a penguin on the waddle in central Budapest Officers say they have put their investigation on ice! 09/03/2022
Hear Mixing Bach with barstools: Inside the Budapest orchestra's mini-gigs Members of Iván Fischer's ensemble perform masterpieces by Bach, Gershwin and Ferenc Liszt in bars and pubs across the capital. 06/12/2021
Culture news Who is nominated for this year's MTV Europe Music Awards? Europe's biggest music awards will broadcast from Budapest, Hungary, next month. Find out if your favourites made the cut. 21/10/2021
Europe News EU court begins hearing Hungary and Poland dispute over rule of law The two hearings, one brought by Hungary and one by Poland, will conclude on Tuesday but it could be months before the European Court of Justice gives its ruling. 11/10/2021
Uncovering Europe Is Orban's biggest threat right under his nose in Budapest? Gergely Karacsony, as Budapest's mayor, has little real power in his fight to bring down PM Viktor Orban. But that could all change in the coming months. 20/09/2021
Climate Hungarian activists bring camels to climate protest in Budapest Hungarian environmentalists were seen bringing camels in the neighbourhood of the Hungarian parliament in Budapest on August 11, to protest against Hungary's lack of measures to conserve its water resources. 12/08/2021
Hungary Volunteers restore one of the world's largest Jewish cemeteries Nature has taken over much of the 130-year-old site. 27/07/2021
Hungary Budapest Pride parade sees anger directed at Hungary’s government The march came after a controversial law passed by Hungary's parliament in June prohibited the display of content to minors that depicts homosexuality or gender change. 24/07/2021
Uncovering Europe What's it like to be LGBT in Hungary amid Orban's rights crackdown? Ahead of Budapest Pride this weekend, Euronews spoke to several members of Hungary's LGBT community to find out how a controversial new law had affected them. 23/07/2021
Hungary Hungary to offer citizens booster COVID-19 jabs from August 1 Prime Minister Viktor Orban confirmed citizens would be offered their third doses from August, regardless of age, health, or which vaccine they initially received. 16/07/2021
world news Pro LGBT protest against new Hungarian law Civil organisations say Hungarian anti-paedophilia bill is homophobic. 08/07/2021
Destinations These are the unmissable sites of the 11 Euro 2020 host cities As football teams across Europe battle it out in the Euro 2020 competition, we take a look at some of the lesser-known sites the host cities have to offer. 26/06/2021
Hungary EURO 2020 fan-zone opens in Budapest ahead of Hungary vs Portugal game A fan-zone for EURO 2020 has opened next to Vajdahunyad Castle in Budapest ahead of Hungary's match with Portugal on Tuesday. 12/06/2021
Hungary Crowds in Budapest rally against Chinese university campus plan The Fudan University campus is being built with a €1.3 billion loan from China despite local opposition. 06/06/2021
Good Morning Europe Hungary first EU country to allow COVID-19 vaccine from 16 Teenagers are getting the COVID-19 vaccine in Hungary - the first EU nation to allow it from the age of 16. Children from 12 are getting it in Canada, Israel, UAE and US. 14/05/2021
View Hungary is not a semi-dictatorship, Klubrádió didn't comply | View Klubrádió's owner omitted a few important facts, writes Zoltán Kovács, Hungary's Secretary of State for International Communication and Relations. 11/05/2021
Hungary Covid cancellation fears for Hungary’s festival season this summer Organisers of Hungary's summer concerts and festivals are frustrated at the uncertainty over government coronavirus plans 08/05/2021
Hungary Black Lives Matter statue torn down a day after its Budapest unveiling "The rainbow stripes are undoubtedly very irritating to the vandals," its creator told Euronews 02/04/2021
Good Morning Europe After years of delay, renovation works for the iconic Chain Bridge in Budapest gets underway After years of delay, renovation works for the iconic Budapest bridge connecting the Buda and Pest parts of the Hungarian capital, have finally started.The project is expected to cost around 51 million euros and to cause some disruption to the capital's residents. 18/03/2021
Good Morning Europe Why has deepening the Danube River become a political dispute? Crossing ten countries and connecting Central and Eastern Europe, the River Danube is one of Europe's most important waterways. But plans for making it deeper to allow fully-laden cargo ships to pass year-round, have become a political and environmental dispute in Hungary. 17/02/2021
Experiences 16 and 60: Travelling through Europe with my grandmother Adam English was a teenager when he travelled to Vienna, Budapest, Prague and Germany by coach with his grandmother. 16/01/2021
Poland Feeling bl-EU? Budapest and Warsaw light up opposition to budget veto Budapest's Statue of Liberty and Warsaw's Palace of Culture and Science are to be lighted EU-blue for three days starting on Wednesday. 09/12/2020
Good Morning Europe Budapest's Christmas market goes online due to COVID-19 restrictions One of the most traditional Christmas markets in Budapest has been forced to go online due to the coronavirus pandemic. 07/12/2020
