Budapest

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Budapest is portrayed as Hungary's political and administrative center, where key national decisions are made, including those affecting relations with Russia, Ukraine, and NATO. It has been central to discussions on Ukraine’s EU membership, with Budapest reportedly blocking or delaying negotiations over concerns about the Hungarian minority in Ukraine. The city also experienced extreme heat, reaching 37.4°C in July, and hosted protests against Prime Minister Peter Madyaar's constitutional proposals.

Events

• Soviet Repression Legacy and Resistance
• The athlete scored a total of 226.01 points on the short and…
• Hungary Seeks U.S. Sanctions Exemption Extension for Russian Oil
• Hungarian Parliament Repeals Anti-LGBT+ Law Provisions
• After losing Viktor Orbán, Russia has become actively establishing…
• Hungary is not planning to provide military assistance to Kyiv and…
• However, we cannot get rid of energy dependence [on Russia] in a…
• Hungary is ready to lift its veto on negotiations regarding…
• Former Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán may face criminal…
• Relations between Ukraine and Hungary were complicated in 2017

Recent coverage

• Calendar of Non-Moscow — Говорит НеМосква
• If we want human rights, freedom, and democracy to be preserved in the world, then in certain cases, to great regret, we have to fight — Сибирь.Реалии
• If we want human rights, freedom, and democracy to be preserved in the world, then in certain cases, to great regret, we have to fight — Север.Реалии
• If we want human rights, freedom, and democracy to be preserved in the world, then in certain cases, to great regret... — Idel.Реалии
• If we want human rights, freedom, and democracy to be preserved in the world, then in certain cases, to great regret, we have to fight — Радио Свобода
• If we want human rights, freedom, and democracy to be preserved in the world, then in certain cases, to great regret... — Сибирь.Реалии
• If we want human rights, freedom, and democracy to be preserved in the world, then in certain cases, to great regret... — Север.Реалии
• 70 years ago the Hungarian uprising took place. It almost led to the collapse of the Soviet bloc — but was brutally suppressed by Moscow. Was there a chance for the revolution to succeed? And why did the USA not support it? — Meduza
• Today is International Chef's Day. We have gathered all important news for information gourmets in one place. — Mash
• Russian Alina Gorbacheva won figure skating tournament in Budapest — Вести
• Russianwoman Gorbacheva won short program at Challenger in Budapest — Вечерняя Москва
• Hungary urged US to extend exemption of Hungary from sanctions on buying oil from Russia — Ведомости
• Varlamov* mocked exhibit in Budapest museum dedicated to Soviet children's playgrounds — Вечерняя Москва
• I do not miss Russian tanks that suppressed uprisings in Prague and Budapest, and I do not miss the Berlin Wall — Настоящее Время
• RBC: Russian figure skaters wait more than 15 hours for flight to tournament in Budapest — Вести
• Hungary abolished laws banning "LGBT propaganda" and "demonstration" of homosexuality — DW Главное
• Orban: Budapest should not go against Moscow — Вести
• Hungary Refused to Provide Military Support to Kyiv — Фонтанка
• Hungary Refused to Provide Military Support to Ukraine. — ТАСС (Telegram)
• Hungarian Prime Minister Orbán Refuses Ukraine Military Support — Вести