Hungary Hungarian opposition parties join forces to protest against crackdown Left and right wing demonstrators take to the streets in Budapest to protest against a fine slapped on main opposition party Jobbik for an alleged breach of political funding rules. 15/12/2017
Hungary Who is Béla Kovács—the Hungarian MEP charged with spying for the KGB? He's been described as "an average man with no charisma, certainly not a James Bond type", but Béla Kovács of Hungary's far-right has a wife with Soviet links and was this week charged with espionage against the EU. 07/12/2017
Hungary Hungary says critical open letter an "obvious political attack" The Hungarian government accuses the opposition of enrolling Brussels to resist the Fidesz-Christian Democrat coalition, and says criticisms bear no relation to reality. 01/12/2017
Hungary Exclusive: European heavyweights tell Brussels to cut Hungary funding European officials have called on Jean-Claude Juncker to cut off funding to Budapest until ‘basic democratic freedoms are reinstated’. 28/11/2017
Hungary China looks to new Silk Road through Eastern Europe Chinese Premier Li Keqiang has arrived in Budapest, where he is meeting with leaders of the 16 Central and Eastern European Countries - or CEEC. 27/11/2017
My Europe Series What's behind Budapest's bust up with Brussels? Hungary finds itself in an ideological battle with Brussels and several EU states. 24/11/2017
My Europe Series Discussing Hungary's democratic deficit Sophie Claudet talks to MEPs György Schöpflin and Judith Sargentini over whether Hungary is in breach of fundamental EU rights and the rule of law. 24/11/2017
Hungary Hungary extends deadline for 'Soros plan' survey The Hungarian government has extended the deadline to send back its "National Consultation" questionaire about migration and what it calls the "Soros plan". 24/11/2017
My Europe Series Inside Hungary's far-right movement Ahead of 2018 elections, Hungary's Fidesz ruling party's campaign competes with far-right narratives. We met those who say immigration and globalisation threaten their identity. 23/11/2017
Hungary Hungary and Soros' war of words heats up Soros has accused Budapest of lying, while a top ruling party politician said the billionaire was engaged in a “frontal assault” against Hungary 20/11/2017
Hungary Tourists asked to help rebuild Hungarian castle five stones at a time Reconstruction effort uses children's song title to attract temporary volunteers. 26/10/2017
Economy Mercedes' lead designer talks to euronews on the future behind the wheel Lead designer at Mercedes Gordon Wagener talks of the "insane opportunities" for his profession in the cars of the future, but will all the new technology be a thieves' bonanza? 18/10/2017
Living Shoe magic – experimental footwear From limited-edition haute-couture shoes to unique works of art, you'll find it all in this exhibition. 18/10/2017
Living What do Putin and Schwarzenegger have in common? Pottery. We went to Herend manufactory where generations of craftsmen have been creating luxury porcelain for nearly 200 years. 06/10/2017
Living James Bond's Hungarian shoes The world's best handmade shoes are by Hungary's secret luxury shoe maker. 06/10/2017
Hungary The many battles facing Hungary's investigative journalists Reporters struggle to win over audiences in the face of what they say is a smear campaign. 06/10/2017
Eco-Innovation Life in the fast lane Meet 38-year-old Cartu: Ferrari owner, racer and club president, car collector and self-confessed adrenaline junkie. 28/09/2017
Hungary Hungary 'will not change immigration policies' - PM Orban Hungary 'will not change immigration policies' - PM Orban 08/09/2017
Sport French judo legend Teddy Riner recaptures +100kg crown The world of sport is filled with great names. 02/09/2017
Hungary Daring swim across Danube in Budapest Urban Games The Budapest Urban Games now includes a challenging swim across Danube for the first time this year. 263 participants dived in despite the strong currents and even whirlpools. 02/09/2017
Sport Judo World Championships Day 5Serbia, Puerto Rico, Cuba take home medals The Japanese judoka have dominated the world championships so far but the winds of change finally arrived yesterday when Germany took home a surprise gold in the… 01/09/2017
Hungary World Judo Championships: Competitors from around the world have differing expectations As the 2017 Suzuki World Judo Championships reached the end of its second day in Budapest, Japan had already won an impressive four titles. 01/09/2017