Budapest Unveils Hungarian Edition of Xi Jinping’s Governance Work
Budapest hosts the launch of the Hungarian edition of Xi Jinping’s Governance of China volume 2, sparking dialogue on state governance, global cooperation and China-Hungary ties.
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Hungarian Scientists Pinpoint Brain Cells to Tackle Depression
Hungarian researchers discover brainstem neurons that may provide targeted relief for depression and anxiety by calming the brain’s negative emotion center.
Hungary Withdraws from ICC Ahead of Netanyahu Meeting
Hungary announces its withdrawal from the ICC ahead of a key meeting between PM Orban and Netanyahu, signaling a shift in international justice.
Hungary’s Szimfonia Program: Empowering Disadvantaged Youth Through Music
Hungary’s Szimfonia Program uses music to empower disadvantaged children, fostering creativity, confidence, and community through quality education.
Hungary Champions Europe’s Green Transition, Seeks China Collaboration
Hungary leads Europe’s green transition efforts and aims to enhance cooperation with China to advance sustainable technologies and economic resilience.
China and Hungary Strengthen Bilateral Ties in Beijing Talks
China and Hungary boost bilateral cooperation during talks in Beijing, focusing on economic ties, Belt and Road Initiative, and fostering positive China-EU relations.
Hungary Named Guest of Honor at China Supply Chain Expo
Hungary will be the guest of honor at the 2nd China International Supply Chain Expo in Beijing, highlighting a $114.6 billion trade partnership from 2014 to 2023.
Hungarian FM Criticizes EU’s Tariffs on Chinese EVs as Harmful
Hungary’s Foreign Minister condemns the EU’s tariffs on Chinese electric vehicles as harmful to the EU economy and calls for enhanced trade cooperation with China.
Hungary’s Defense Procurement Agency Hacked; No Sensitive Data Compromised
Foreign hackers breached Hungary’s defense procurement agency, but government officials confirm that no sensitive military data was compromised. Authorities are investigating the incident.
Hungary Criticizes EU’s Trade Protectionism: No Benefits, Only Harm
Hungarian official Adam Nagy warns that EU’s trade protectionism brings only harm, with no benefits for consumers or the market.