Hungary News Update: Euro to Forint Exchange Rate Falls Below 400, Flight Cancellations, Discovery of New Dinosaurs, Origin of Huns Revealed — 26 February 2025
Today’s Hungary news covers a range of topics, from finance to archaeology to politics. Here’s a roundup of the latest updates:
In a shocking incident, a huge phishing scam on Booking.com has left Hungarian users with significant financial losses. The scam has raised concerns about online security and the need for better protection measures.
On the financial front, the EUR/HUF rate has plummeted below 400, marking a significant shift in currency exchange trends. This development could have implications for both businesses and individuals in Hungary.
Meanwhile, disruptions at Munich Airport have resulted in the cancellation of flights, including those to Budapest. Travelers are advised to check their flight statuses and make alternative arrangements if necessary.
In the field of archaeology, scientists have made exciting discoveries, identifying two new dinosaur species from Transylvania. Additionally, the age-old debate on the origins of the Huns may finally be nearing a resolution, thanks to new research findings.
Closer to home, incidents in Budapest have made headlines. A Budapest police captain’s service vehicle reportedly struck two women on the Budapest Embankment, raising concerns about road safety in the city. In a separate incident, an Air France flight was forced to make an emergency landing in Budapest, highlighting the challenges faced by airlines and passengers.
In the realm of politics, Foreign Minister Sijjártó has predicted that 2025 could be a “year of breakthrough” for Hungary. He envisions a period of peace and progress for the country, suggesting a shift in political dynamics.
Furthermore, Hungary is set to introduce VAT refund cards for pensioners on essential goods, a move aimed at easing financial burdens for elderly citizens.
As developments continue to unfold, stay tuned for more updates on Hungary’s latest news and events.
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