Kategória: Hírek

Hungarian education is no longer merely a matter of policy; it has become part of everyday public conversation. Parents, students and teachers alike feel that something is not working properly. The system is overloaded, often cumbersome, and increasingly unable to respond to the challenges of today’s world. It is into…

Based on the first decisions of the new Hungarian government, a clear shift in foreign policy is beginning to emerge: in the coming period, Budapest is expected to place greater emphasis on stability, strengthening alliance systems, and reducing economic and security risks. The appointment of Anita Orbán as foreign minister…

After the night of the Hungarian elections, the relaxed dance of Zsolt Hegedűs, the Tisza Party’s healthcare expert, spread across international social media and the press. For many, the scene reflected the mood of a new political era. Since then, it has become official: he will serve as health minister…

The government led by Péter Magyar holds a two-thirds parliamentary majority, meaning it has the full legal toolkit needed to implement the necessary changes. This includes amending key laws, reshaping the institutional system, and making the required corrections to the Fundamental Law. The reform process is therefore not a matter…

After the Hungarian elections, there was a striking turnaround in the forint’s exchange rate. The euro, which had previously traded around 390–400 forints, moved close to 360 within a short period of time. At first glance, the speed of the change may seem surprising. In reality, however, it does not…