The Latest Breaking News from Hungary

People who lived in western Hungary between 13th and 6th centuries BC were likely tribal societies led by elite warriors

The findings shed light on the ancient people who lived in western Hungary, whose identity continues to confound scholars.

Hundreds of dogs and their owners gathered in an attempt to set record for the largest single-breed dog walk

Hard-right and far-right parties are riding high in polls across Europe but their electoral success conceals divisions which could become major sources of tension if they win power, according to analysts.

Following cases in Germany earlier this year and Hungary a few weeks ago, Slovakia is currently facing a significant outbreak of foot-and-mouth disease. Is the European Union properly prepared to fight this extremely contagious virus that is terrorising some livestock farms?

Exclusive: Several governments are attacking or weakening media independence, Civil Liberties Union for Europe says

A message written from within Nazi concentration camp Dachau, which remained undiscovered for more than 80 years, has been found. It tells a tale of survival, craftsmanship, and reveals the only known musical instrument built inside the camp.

The archbishop is traditionalists’ preferred candidate for a reason: his papacy would wind back the progress made under Pope Francis, says British-Hungarian journalist Alex Faludy

Member states are considering removing the country’s voting rights after its attempts to stymie support for Kyiv

Euronews takes a closer look at how house prices and rents evolved across Europe in 2024.

Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán announced his country would quit the court, claiming on local radio that the ICC was 'no longer an impartial court, not a court of law, but a political court.'