Hungary’s Latest Headlines: Constitutional Amendment, Anti-Hungarian Banner in Slovakia, ETA for Hungarians, and Real Estate in CEE – April 14, 2025
Top Hungary News Today: Anti-Hungarian Banner, Travel Updates, Real Estate Surge, Society Issues, and More
In today’s top Hungary news, Slovan supporters displayed an anti-Hungarian banner at a match against DAC. Parliament also voted in favor of a constitutional amendment to tighten the right of assembly, sparking another demonstration in Budapest.
For Hungarian travelers, the UK’s new Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA) has implications. Additionally, discussions are underway about new direct flights from Budapest to the USA, Japan, and India as part of the Osaka World Expo.
In real estate news, there has been a surge in housing in Hungary that surpasses EU trends. Central European capitals, including Budapest, remain relatively affordable compared to other regions in Europe.
Society in Budapest is grappling with a growing drug problem, with reports indicating that drugs are cheaper than alcohol. A recent fire in the Rákosrendező development area has also raised concerns.
On the historical front, an ancient Mithras sanctuary was unearthed in Budapest, shedding light on the city’s rich history. In politics, a Hungarian minister has criticized Brussels for announcing new pro-Ukrainian war initiatives following the EU Foreign Affairs Council meeting.
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