Hungary headlines: Missing twins, euro transition, and border closure controversy — January 10, 2025
Today in Hungary, there have been some interesting news stories that have caught our attention. Here are some of the top headlines:
In one story, Hungarian twins have gone missing in Scotland, sparking concern for their safety and well-being.
In another incident, a Moldovan criminal was involved in a car crash in Budapest that injured seven people.
A nurse in Pécs, also known as the Black Angel, has been sentenced to 12.5 years for giving a fatal injection to a coronavirus patient.
In the realm of economics, there is a new trend emerging in the Hungarian real estate market, with a shift towards pricing in euros. Additionally, the sudden halt of Russian gas supplies through Ukraine to Europe could present unexpected opportunities for Hungary.
On the political front, Ukraine has made a bold offer to replace Hungary in the EU and NATO, raising questions about the future of their relationship.
In travel news, a court in Burgenland ruled the closure of the Austrian-Hungarian border unlawful, potentially impacting travel between the two countries.
And for those interested in culture, don’t miss Japanese Film Week at Toldi Cinema between 13-17 January.
Stay tuned for more updates on these and other stories coming out of Hungary.
