Europion’s latest poll found that support for the Tisza Party fell slightly in September, while Fidesz gained marginally and the share of voters without a party preference increased more substantially.

Hungary’s government is launching the Szent István Rural Development Programme, which will initially provide joint development funding to groups of ten rural settlements, Prime Minister Péter Magyar told Parliament.

Google has introduced major changes to its search results in Europe to comply with EU antitrust requirements, saying the measures will worsen the user experience and increase costs for European businesses.

Hungary’s Parliament elected six of the nine members of the newly established Independent Public Media Board on Tuesday and chose media researcher and media lawyer Judit Bayer as its chair.

Audi Hungaria will not be affected by the Volkswagen Group’s latest workforce reduction plans, the company said. The Győr plant also has no plans to change its production capacity utilization.

This summer was Hungary’s driest on record and the second hottest since measurements began in 1901, according to HungaroMet. The national average temperature reached 23.43 degrees Celsius, while only 74.1 millimetres of rain fell nationwide.

Magyar Közút has renovated nearly 140 kilometres of secondary roads this year using its own equipment and workforce, Transport and Investment Minister Dávid Vitézy said.

Budapest’s Green Panel Programme could help address climate challenges through greening measures and building renovations designed to provide passive cooling, Mayor Gergely Karácsony said. He highlighted the city’s urban heat island effect and the growing pressure on electricity demand during heatwaves.

At least five people were killed and five others seriously or critically injured when a Boeing 767-300 cargo aircraft crashed at Miami International Airport, local authorities said. Several people were trapped in vehicles struck by the aircraft after it ran beyond the runway.

The Erasmus+ programme is set to become available again to students at all Hungarian universities, Education and Children’s Affairs Minister Judit Lannert said.