Zsombor Piros has had an excellent year, placing Hungarian tennis among the world's elite
Zsombor Piros's strong season has brought international recognition. The result is also important for Hungarian tennis.
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Sunday, 15 Nov 2026
From shy girl to children's favorite: Anna Spergel enchants audiences
Puppeteer Anna Spergel delights children in every role. Her story is one of growing confidence and successful performances.
Community effort renews the roof of the Serbian church in Baja
A 37 million forint renovation of the Serbian church roof in Baja is moving ahead thanks to cross-border support.
Goose, cabbage and charity at the Hévíz market
The community of the Hévíz market supported a good cause at a St. Martin's Day event. Shared celebration and tasty food created a warm atmosphere.
Two hundred seventy dancers and five bands performed in Szekszárd
The host ensemble Bartina presented two choreographies to the audience at the Szekszárd folk dance festival.
Dried-up stream comes back to life after rain in Nógrád
The Kövicses stream, which nearly dried up in summer, is flowing again after the rains.
More than patrolling – Zala civic guards in a new role
Members of the Lenti and Region Civic Guard Association also help the elderly. The volunteers are taking on a new role supporting the local community.
Szolnok Girl Power team wins national award for sustainable idea
Young innovators showed how the future can be shaped. The team received an award at a national competition for their sustainable idea.
Forty-year tradition revived in Bátaszék
Nearly a hundred people gathered at the cultural house in Bátaszék for a reunion of former residents.
Vilmos Tánczos receives the Transylvanian Hungarian Author of the Year award
The writer, ethnographer and anthropologist received the award in 2026 for his book Utolsó szavak.
Széchenyi István University lecturer receives Nagy Bálint Architecture Award
Dániel Ungerhofer received a prestigious architecture award in Győr.
Sopron KC wins the penalty shootout
Sopron KC's opponent equalised at the end of regular time, so a shootout decided the match.
Wine blessing in Sárszentmiklós: villagers visited cellars from door to door
The community of Sárszentmiklós gathered for a traditional wine blessing and friendly cellar visits.
Together for 55 years through good and bad
The Németh couple celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary.
Fifty years of crafting instruments: Tatai Ernő, a recognized tambura maker, still works daily
Seventy-year-old Tatai Ernő still goes to his workshop every day and has been making tamburas for fifty years. His craft has been recognized with a golden certificate.
Miskolc city centre becomes a fir forest, with even more Christmas trees this year
Miskolc's city centre will host even more Christmas trees this year as part of the festive decorations. The city is preparing a Christmas spectacle.
Many people answered the screening day call
More than 100 examinations have already been carried out at a screening day, as many people responded to the call.
Remembering János Rózsás in Nagykanizsa
On Tuesday, 17 November, a literary memorial event in Nagykanizsa will recall the life and intellectual legacy of János Rózsás.
Winners of the Entrepreneur of the Year award in Heves County
The most outstanding entrepreneurs and businesspeople of Heves County were honoured with the Entrepreneur of the Year award.
First Goose Adventure in Rádpuszta ends successfully
About eighty participants joined the first Rádpuszta Goose Adventure on November 14, with live goose herding, skill games and Martin's Day food specialties.
Péter Dékány, who has protected Balástya residents for over 30 years, receives prestigious award
Péter Dékány, who has looked after the residents of Balástya for more than thirty years, received a prestigious award for his work.
Duna Aszfalt-DTKH Kecskemét wins its first game
In round 9 of the NB I. A group men's basketball league, Kecskemét played away at Oroszlány and secured its first win of the season.
Esztergom women's handball team advances to Europa League group stage
MOL Esztergom beat Czech side Baník Most for the second time and secured its place in the women's handball Europa League group stage.
Toys fill Kaposvár parks in Fairy Godmother surprise
As part of the Tündérkeresztanyu initiative, plush toys, games and small gifts were placed on benches in Kaposvár parks for children.
Students tried out trades at Siófok Krúdy open day
Young people were able to try out various professional fields in a playful way at the Krúdy open day in Siófok.
Successful school competition in Ják
The school competition called "Együtt megmutatJÁK" was held with great success in Ják.
Hungary wins in Tbilisi and keeps its momentum
The Hungarian national football team won in Tbilisi against Georgia despite a weak first half. The team's best players are highlighted.
Portugal lines up in Ronaldo's number 7 shirt
In its first match since Cristiano Ronaldo retired from the national team, Portugal's squad lined up with his number 7 shirt.
Euclid telescope discovers 31 ancient quasars
ESA's Euclid space telescope has identified 31 ancient quasars, including two record-breaking objects that shone when the Universe was about 670 million years old.
Dinosaurs may have eaten seaweed and other sea foods 100 million years ago
New research suggests that chemical traces in fossilised dinosaur teeth point to marine food. It shows that nutrients from the sea reached land animals long ago.
A bear's reflection and a kingfisher feature in this week's photos
National Geographic's weekly photo selection features a bear's reflection and a kingfisher. The images cover 9 to 15 November 2026.
Picture of the day: Messier 57 Ring Nebula and galaxy IC 1296
An amateur astronomer photographed fine details of the Ring Nebula M57 from the Canary Islands. The image shows the beauty of astronomical observation.
Five EU tomato-producing countries join forces for origin labelling
Producer organisations from Spain, France, Italy, Portugal and Poland launched the We Tomato Europe campaign.
Highlights of Transylvania – Sălaj County: Porolissum
The article covers the Roman castrum of Porolissum, its border role and archaeological excavations.
SpaceX catches returning Starship mid-air
SpaceX's Starship spacecraft was successfully caught by mechanical arms on the Texas launch tower after a 22-hour journey, the first mid-air catch of a returning Starship.
Saturday, 14 Nov 2026
Two matches against Europe's elite: Hungary's national team in Tbilisi
Dominik Szoboszlai is fit to play in Saturday's Nations League match in Tbilisi.
Traces of an Iron Age settlement found in the Bakony
While studying Bronze Age settlements, experts came across Iron Age finds in the Bakony region.
Balm for body and soul: a folk music festival
At a folk music festival, visitors can not only enjoy themselves but also learn something.
Several streets in Révfalu, Győr, to be renovated
Several inner-city streets in the Révfalu district of Győr are being renovated, a project many residents had been waiting for.
The Little Round Ball in new dress: one-man comedy in Baja
Dániel Tóth staged a one-man comedy in Baja, bringing a well-known folk tale to life.
Students showcase inventions at Science Fair in Kaposvár
At a Science Fair in Kaposvár, high school students presented creative inventions aimed at future challenges.
Mysterious labyrinth and Balaton views: Europe's largest village by area
In our tourism series, the village mayor presents the sights, including an underground labyrinth and the views from the surface.
Special exhibition opens in Székesfehérvár about the king who shaped Hungary's fate
A new exhibition presents the story of a ruler and a dynasty. It aims to uncover mysteries of the past.
Spent his entire career at one workplace, outlasting systems and managers
A worker spent his whole career at the same workplace. His story is about perseverance, surviving several systems and managers.
The sun appears for the first time this week, the weekend starts with a dry Saturday
After the rainy weekdays, the weather calms down. The weekend begins with a dry Saturday.
Eight babies were born in recent days, five boys and three girls
Eight newborns arrived in the Veszprém area in recent days. Five were boys and three were girls.
Fejér County businesses make the national TOP 10, one of them wins
The first year of the national competition received close to 300 applications. Businesses from Fejér County made the top ten, and one of them won.
Rare garage find: 56-year-old socialist-era Fiat licence may get a second chance
Oldtimer Automobil Kft. found a unique classic car that had been stored deep in a garage. The vehicle may get a second chance.
Long-awaited road renovation in Mezotur completed
The long-awaited road renovation in Mezotur has officially been completed, and residents can now use the new road.
New life flourishes in abandoned mines as nature returns
Agnes Berentes's photo series shows the rich, unseen life that develops in abandoned mines.
A visually impaired and a mobility-impaired partner have run a business together for 17 years
Zoltán and Alexa have run a joint company for 17 years and want to show that people with disabilities can live full lives.
Szombathely remembers Saint Martin
In Szombathely, people commemorated Saint Martin with an evening prayer and a lantern procession. The celebration focused on love and building a more humane world.
New paving and an accessible path improve the cemetery and community space in Nagytőke
The community space and the cemetery in Nagytőke have both been improved.
Galambos park reopens in Törökszentmiklós
The renewed Galambos park in Törökszentmiklós has been handed over, a long-awaited opening for residents.
Balassagyarmat and Salgótarján swimmers bring home medals
Swimmers from Balassagyarmat and Salgótarján returned home with medals from the Miskolc Sportiskola Cup held in the Kemény Dénes pool.
East Asian fruit thrives in a Zala garden
An East Asian fruit, neither plum nor date, bears plentifully in a Zala garden.
KHG collects unwanted items in Kaposvár
KHG is collecting donated unwanted items for two days at Kaposvár Plaza so they can find new owners.
Győr railway station gets digital display
A long-awaited upgrade added a digital display alongside the traditional one at Győr railway station.
Recipients of the Békéscsaba Culture Award announced
The Békéscsaba city assembly decided the prestigious city award in a closed session; the ceremony will be in January.
More and more fans attend the Dunaújváros hockey team's games
More and more supporters come to the DUE-Worm Angels games, and the team is third in the Andersen Liga.
Róza Gyertyás wins Grand Prix in Zagreb
Koroncó-born Róza Gyertyás won a Grand Prix competition in Zagreb while climbing toward the top.
Santa arrives by ship at Lake Balaton this year too
The BAHART Santa ship sails from two towns on Lake Balaton, where children can meet Santa Claus.
St. Martin's Day at the Nyitnikek kindergarten in Sóstóhegy
The kindergarten celebrated St. Martin's Day, and the day passed in a good mood.
Snow arrives in Covasna county
In Kommando a few centimetres of snow already cover the landscape, and in Covasna town snow is falling.
New series revisits century-old news from Paks
The Paksi Hírnök has launched a retrospective series presenting local news from 1926.
Nearly 5,000 entries for the Balaton Marathon
Nearly 5,000 entries have arrived for the Balaton Marathon and Half Marathon on November 14–15, with runners from 49 countries expected in Siófok.
Cameras monitor Pécs traffic, digital cycling map created
A new smart traffic counting system, a digital cycling map and an ecological footprint calculator were created under Pécs's Zero Move programme.
Two Persian leopard cubs born in Budapest zoo
In early November two Persian leopard cubs were born at the Budapest Zoo and Botanical Garden.
Békéscsaba could host a European Championship
The Hungarian Athletics Federation is bidding, and Békéscsaba has issued a letter of intent.
Kaposvár wins autumn title in veterans football league
Kaposvár finished the autumn season unbeaten at the top. Tamás László was the most successful player of the autumn.
Paks helper embarrassed by honour
A helper from Paks received an award but says they only did their job. They bring joy to others, and now they were surprised with the recognition.
Three days of folk music and folk dance in Kolozsvár
From November 26 to 28, the Kolozsvár Folk Music and Folk Dance Meeting will be held for the twenty-second time, welcoming those interested in folk music and folk dance.
Székesfehérvár prepares with fried potatoes and pancakes
This Saturday Székesfehérvár hosts an unusual traditional event.
Over one and a half tonnes of carp released into a Nograd lake
Another 1640 kilograms of carp were released into the fishing lake at Ludanyhalasz.
The Christmas globe has arrived in Eger
Eger's main square will soon be dressed in festive lights again.
Exciting results from Nyiregyhaza students at a science day
Participants heard about exciting discoveries at the Zay Science Day, presented by students from Nyiregyhaza.
The Dunakomlod church has stood for two hundred years
The walls of the Szent Imre church in Dunakomlod preserve memories of baptisms, weddings and farewells.
Nyiregyhaza students visit the BMW plant in Debrecen
Students of the Zrinyi Ilona Grammar School in Nyiregyhaza were among the first to visit the BMW factory in Debrecen.
Úristen wins the Somogysárd rabbit race
At the Somogysárd rabbit race, the rabbit named Úristen won the competition, drawing national attention.
Rare winter birds arrive at the Csanád Puszta
In October, pallid harriers and great grey shrikes appeared in the Csanád Puszta area, and photos were taken.
Former pupils remember their beloved teacher in Kecskemét
Decades later, former pupils from Ludastó held a memorial for their teacher, who died at the age of 104.
Role models among us: county Prima awards presented
In Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county, local standouts received Prima awards at a gala celebrating talent and human achievement.
Zengővárkony's centuries-old chestnut trees and their tradition
Chestnut festivals are held in Baranya before Christmas, and Zengővárkony's centuries-old trees preserve the tradition.
Zala's helpers honoured in Lenti
On the occasion of Social Work Day, an event in Lenti recognised the work of Zala's helpers.
Striking murals at the Balatonberény railway station
Balatonberény beautified its railway station with murals that drew great public interest.
Nine-time winners, the children of Kisteleki now stage the Battle of Mohács in their nativity play
The children of Kistelek are adding the Battle of Mohács to this year's nativity play, from a group that has already won nine times.
Cartoon puzzles and bead-weaving exhibition in Újszász
Pupils in Újszász celebrated by joining a national festival with cartoon puzzles and a bead-weaving exhibition.
Double success: Nyíregyháza writer's two books both make the shortlist
A writer from Nyíregyháza has earned a place among the best with two of her books, giving her a chance to advance.
Twenty-five new trees to be planted on a Lake Balaton village's beaches; anyone can adopt one
A Lake Balaton village is planting twenty-five new trees on its beaches, and anyone can join by adopting one for a support contribution of 100,000 HUF.
Last year Tolna county collected nearly 12 tonnes of food; this year collection runs at 14 sites
From Friday to Sunday the Hungarian Food Bank Association runs its largest food collection, with ten thousand volunteers at 525 stores, aiming to help over a hundred thousand people in need.
Gyula chef among the world's best, Gyomaendrőd master chef on the jury
Gábor Rakonczay and Tibor Kapu encouraged the Gyula chef, who is preparing for the competition of his life in Luxembourg.
A Zala county man who values helping others alongside organising events
Péter Kakucs, owner of an event organising company in Nagykanizsa, also places importance on helping others.
Villány wine culture could win Winemaker of the Year
A winemaker from Villány is a contender for Winemaker of the Year, recognizing the region's wine culture.
Good news for Debrecen: Petra Tóvizi extends her contract
Petra Tóvizi signed a new contract in Debrecen, a joyful decision for the club.
Lovas Rozi receives a major award
Lovas Rozi received a major award, saying it is possible to create together with faith and full dedication.
Unusual run in Miskolc where everyone chooses their own route
A race without a set course started in Miskolc, where participants decide their own path to the finish.
Péter Baranyai may be Winemaker of the Year 2026
A winemaker from the Balatonboglár wine region is one of five candidates for the 2026 Winemaker of the Year title.
From toy kitchens to the stove: a century of the modern kitchen
Using images from the Fortepan archive, 24.hu traces the history of the built-in kitchen over the past hundred years.
Ninety-minute challenge for hospitality students in Kecskemét
Hospitality students competed in a professional challenge in Kecskemét. The winning team will continue the competition in Miskolc.
Registration opens for the bitHÓDítás student competition
Students can enter the bitHÓDítás competition even without programming skills. Registration has now opened.
The PICi day was held again in Győr
The PICi day in Győr drew attention to questions around pregnancy, childbirth and the postnatal period.
Students from Úrkút won the science quiz competition
Nine teams competed at the Bródy Imre Grammar School in Ajka, and the students from Úrkút came out on top.
Water could return to a dried-up stream bed in Nógrád
Plans propose redirecting the Szuha stream back into its former natural channel, which could restore water to the dried section.
Roman limes passing through Bölcske could become a World Heritage site
The recognition of the Hungarian section of the Roman limes as a World Heritage site has returned to the agenda, including the stretch passing through Bölcske.
Special program awaited children in Komádi
A special event in Komádi on Friday drew over 50 children. Manuel also prepared a gift for the program.
Oldest hotel seeks 371 angels to turn children's dreams into gifts
At Tata's oldest hotel, 371 children's wishes hang on a wish tree, waiting to become gifts. Tata may once again be the capital of angels in 2026.
From Mongolia to Tata: the Hungarian folk dance spreads, anniversary celebrated
The Pötörke folk dance group in Tata turns forty and celebrates with a series of anniversary events. The association has taken Hungarian folk dance as far as Mongolia.
Christmas surprises in windows: sign-ups now open
The live Advent calendar is being organised again and registration is already open. The programme features festive surprises in windows.
Pécs has its Christmas tree: a 12-metre spruce for Széchenyi Square
Pécs's Christmas tree this year is a 12-metre spruce from Szilvás, which will stand on Széchenyi Square. Community Christmas trees will be set up at 11 locations in total.
After nearly five decades, a key figure of Salgótarján handball says farewell to coaching
Attila Szabó bid farewell to coaching in Salgótarján handball after nearly fifty years.
Balassagyarmat Maltese volunteer leader receives Ambrózia Award
The Hungarian Maltese Charity Service presented the Ambrózia Award to the leader of the volunteers in Balassagyarmat, recognising the heart of the local community.
New training launched for village and farm caretakers in Baranya County
Training for 42 more village and farm caretakers has started in Baranya, who are often the first to notice when someone needs help.
Tolna's Green Route cited as an example even in Budapest
The Tolna Green Route received positive feedback at a national conference for the cooperation of local communities.
A tattoo needle now works for animals
Zsanett Podmaniczki supports animal rescuers with a special initiative, and the campaign in Baja returns every year.
What did the Great Plain look like 200 years ago?
Scientists have shown what the Great Plain looked like 200 years ago.
Board game club forms in Hévíz
A board game club offering monthly fun is being formed in Hévíz, led by Bence Pasq.
Sport school swimmers finish on the podium at the Kaposvár Cup
The swim team of the Kaposvár Sports Centre and Sports School won the 7th Kaposvár Cup.
Former care home director honoured in Budapest
Cecília Pál, former director of the Baglyaskő Home for the Elderly in Salgótarján, received the Ambrózia Award in Budapest.
ETO FC wins derby against Honvéd
ETO FC beat Honvéd and moved five points clear of its rival.
Nobel laureate Krasznahorkai made honorary doctor in Szeged
The writer began his studies in Szeged but earned his degree in Budapest. The University of Szeged has awarded him an honorary doctorate.
Visible change in Dunaújváros over five years
After five years of shared work, volunteers found less litter at the Dunaújváros clean-up event.
Wedding industry unites to support children's hospital
Representatives of the Hungarian wedding industry raised about 3 million forints for the Bethesda Children's Hospital at the 13th Hungarian Wedding Galan.
Three-year-old Ádám joined the work at the Balástya sausage festival
The youngest children also took part in sausage stuffing at the Balástya butcher festival.
The Nagy-Eged-hegy lookout tower will open to visitors again soon
The renovated Nagy-Eged-hegy lookout tower will soon be open to visitors again, and new photos show its condition.
CEU is open to returning to Budapest but will not move back fully from Vienna
CEU is open to returning to Budapest, but a full move back from Vienna is not on the agenda, as students will not have to commute between the two capitals.
Saint Andrew's Month tradition revived in a Heves village
A village in Heves County revived the Saint Andrew's Month tradition with a pig-slaughter feast, making sausage, blood pudding and cracklings.
Veszprém County buildings among the best at the 2026 Balaton House of the Year awards
Several winners of the 2026 Balaton House of the Year awards are buildings from Veszprém County, and several special prizes went to local designers.
Domestic and international stars on stage at JazzKanizsa
Domestic and international artists performed at this year's JazzKanizsa festival, and musicians from Zala also took part.
The Nógrád miniature railway will soon run again
The renovated Hangyavasút at Katalinpuszta will soon welcome passengers again on its special narrow-gauge line.
Gábor Karsai defends his title at the national cross-country championship
Békéscsaba AC runner Gábor Karsai won gold again at the national cross-country championship in Gödöllő.
Tiszafüred cultural centre honours its namesake
The Kovács Pál Cultural Centre in Tiszafüred marks a double anniversary in honour of its namesake.
Veszprém runners excel at national cross-country race
Athletes from Veszprém performed well at a preparatory cross-country event in Nemesvámos ahead of the national championship.
Mezei Nikolett wins silver at the kick-box European Championship
Battonya's Nikolett Mezei won a silver medal at the kick-box European Championship in Skopje.
Stork news: Nazira Hanna and Tibor Denisz born in Kaposvár
Between November 5 and 10, a total of 12 newborns were born in Kaposvár. The report also gives the number of girls and boys.
Secret recipes compete at the Kunbabony pig slaughter festival
At the pig slaughter festival in Kunbabony, families competed with secret recipes. The jury evaluated sausages from nine teams.
Policewomen were alert in Hajdúszoboszló
Policewomen responded quickly and correctly to a critical moment in Hajdúszoboszló.
Saint Martin Gala 2026: this year's honorees
Several people received recognition at the Saint Martin Gala. This year's honorees accepted their awards at a community celebration.
St. Martin's Day in Lendava crowns new wine queen
At the St. Martin's Day event in Lendava, lovers of wine, local cuisine and winemaking traditions gathered. Ria was named the new wine queen.
Veszprem's winning streak ends in last-second seven-meter thriller
Veszprem lost a super derby on a last-second seven-meter goal. Goalkeeper Nielsen made many saves during the match.
Streams flow again in the Bakony
After the rains, long-dry stream beds in the Bakony have filled with water, though it is unclear how long it will last.
Civil organizations in the spotlight at the 6th County Civil Day
Civil organizations of the county presented themselves, exchanged experiences and received awards.
Craft market moved to Balokány
Vendors offered handmade products at the market held in Balokány.
Researchers share thirty years of Szigetköz water replenishment experience
The Water Management Research Group of Széchenyi István University is sharing its experience from the Szigetköz water replenishment project.
ABZ Innovation Kft. receives Chamber Innovation Award
ABZ Innovation Kft. received the Chamber Innovation Award and says its work has become known in many parts of the world.
St. Martin's farewell with Csángó horse procession in Halász
On Sunday, November 15, Halász will host a horse procession, traditional demonstrations and dance programs for visitors.
Charity drive "A box full of love" launches in Zala town
The charity call "A box full of love" starts in a Zala town, with details of the collection.
Fairy-tale artworks filled Nógrád at the animation festival
Works presented at the 12th National Animation Festival delighted audiences in Nógrád.
Several Nógrád teams scored plenty of goals
All of Saturday's Nógrád results in one place, with several teams playing goal-rich matches.
Egis Körmend wins rich basketball game
Egis Körmend won in the 10th round of the NB I league.
Song by X-Factor singer from Szekszárd has been released
Jázmin Egyed, known from X-Factor, has released a partly self-written song and has big plans.
Nearly five thousand athletes started the season-closing run in Siófok
Close to five thousand athletes and representatives from forty-nine countries filled the Siófok lakeside for the season-closing running event.
From two lemon trees to tons of harvest in Lajosmizse
Starting with two lemon trees, the Lajosmizse orchard now produces citrus fruit by the ton.
Győr's Audi ETO KC ends Champions League year with a dominant win
After a difficult start, the Győr team won by a large margin against the German champions.
Soproni University professor receives prestigious academic award
The research professor received an honour, and his love of nature runs through his work.
Former pupils happily return to their old school in Csermajor
Former students returned to the Csermajor school where they spent four years, happy to see children there again.
Audi ETO wins comfortably against Blomberg-Lippe
After a slow start, the Győr team stepped up and won convincingly against the newcomer.
Bird feeders and bird cakes welcomed children in Zala
Bird feeders, bird cakes and educational talks awaited families at an animal protection event.
Hungary women's basketball team stays unbeaten with late comeback
The national women's basketball team won its home match and now leads the European Championship qualifying group.
Fishing still possible in a Bakony angling paradise
A lake near Somló on the edge of the Bakony still welcomes anglers and is also a popular hiking destination.
Heves County's Prima Award winners announced
Heves County's Prima Award and Entrepreneur of the Year awards were presented to local winners.
ZTE KK wins eighth game, remains unbeaten in NB I. B
ZTE KK secured its eighth win and remains unbeaten in the NB I. B basketball group.
Szendrei debuts for Hungary in a winning match
Szendrei made his national team debut in a match Hungary won.
Hungary beat Georgia away, Barnabás Varga returns with a goal
Hungary's national football team defeated Georgia in a Nations League match on Saturday. Barnabás Varga scored on his return.
Lantern procession marks Saint Martin's Day in Kunfehértó
A lantern procession and musical program commemorated Saint Martin in Kunfehértó. Villagers gathered in the courtyard of the local folk house.
Folk culture you can discover by hand at new Tata exhibition
A new exhibition opened in Tata presenting the secrets of five traditional crafts at the German minority museum.
High-tech chassis from cold metal: how BPW works in Szombathely
During the Modern Factories Night, visitors saw robots, precision machines and engineering innovation at the BPW plant in Szombathely.
Lóránd built a full observatory in his garden
Lóránd Fényes built observatories by hand at his home in Balatonalmádi and in Namibia, where he also saw zebras and star sights.
Hundreds of students recited poetry together in Szolnok
On Hungarian Language Day, several hundred students took part in a shared poetry recital in libraries in Szolnok.
Kaposvár's late rally sends basketball match against Sopron into overtime
Kaposvár staged a major late comeback to level the men's basketball match against Sopron, which was still undecided after regular time and went into overtime.
Hard-fought win for Hungary's women's basketball team against Portugal
Hungary's women's basketball team won a tough match against Portugal, following an earlier upset win in Germany. The November qualifier window closes with a game against Denmark.
Rejected by his mother at birth, Punch the monkey now cares for a baby monkey at the zoo
Punch was rejected by his mother at birth and raised with help from zookeepers; he now looks after a young monkey at the zoo, which says he thrives thanks to their care.
Diaspora strength: 13th Alba County Hungarian teachers' conference
Hungarian teachers from Alba County met in Nagyenyed to share knowledge and build community.
Over five million lei renovation of one of Bereck's oldest buildings
The complete renovation of the Mikó House in Bereck was financed by the local government from its own budget.
South African court rejects appeal against planned coal plants
South Africa's Supreme Court of Appeal dismissed the government's appeal, leaving in place a ruling against 1,500 megawatts of planned new coal power. The case was brought by environmental NGOs arguing that the plants violate children's right to a healthy environment.
Unstable plasma heats itself with waves it generates
Experiments show that unstable plasma heats itself using the waves it generates. The finding could support research into fusion energy.
AI speeds up laser physics simulations 250-fold
Researchers at Stanford, UCLA and SLAC have developed an AI system that simulates how laser pulses behave inside special crystals thousands of times faster than conventional methods. The accuracy loss is small, and the approach could improve the precision of powerful X-ray lasers.
Can lonely gorilla Jojo finally find a companion?
Jojo was poached as an infant and grew up in captivity. His keepers want to find him a friend, but it is not straightforward.
Five Fixes for Fresh Water Access
Anthropocene presents five possible solutions for improving access to fresh water.
Five Fixes for Food Waste
Anthropocene presents five possible solutions for reducing food waste.
Scientists capture electrons making seemingly impossible quantum jumps
Researchers captured electrons jumping across forbidden energy gaps in graphene, opening possibilities for ultrafast electronics.
Dakar Youth Olympics end on a high note
Enthusiastic crowds attended the Youth Olympic Games in Senegal, with China winning the most gold medals.
What really slows aging, and what doesn't
Yale researchers found that exercise and healthy diets can measurably slow biological aging, based on 51 studies.
Tehran shopkeeper goes viral for resemblance to Netanyahu
A shopkeeper in Tehran became a social media sensation because of his striking resemblance to Netanyahu.
Lagos Art Week explores history, identity and belonging
Lagos Art Week showcases Africa's heritage and contemporary creativity through exhibitions and events.
A Canadian singer performs We Are The World alone
A Canadian singer performed the 1985 charity song We Are The World alone, using the voices of the original stars.
Surprising memory helps squirrels survive winter
Squirrels hide food in many places in autumn and later find most of it again. Research suggests their memory helps them survive the winter.
A daily pill could help narrow the diabetes treatment gap
The article says diabetes affects many people worldwide, and tablet treatments may increasingly replace injectable drugs.
Vancouver's Lion's Gate Bridge opened 88 years ago
On November 14, the Lion's Gate Bridge opened in Vancouver, crossing Burrard Inlet and forming part of major highways.
Non-lethal tricks protect crops from elephants in Zimbabwe
A Zimbabwean village uses chili-treated fences, pepper traps and chili-oiled dung to keep elephants away from crops without harming them.
Wolf Biermann turns 90
The singer and songwriter who defied East Germany turned 90. His songs and sharp wit reflect German history.
Former missile base in Bratislava now a hiking spot
On Bratislava's highest point, a once-guarded missile base is now reclaimed by nature and visited by hikers.
France beat South Africa's world champions in Paris
After 21 years, France beat the Springboks in Paris 21–19. The team is now one step from the Nations Championship final.
Four planets line up in the pre-dawn sky in November
Mercury, Venus, Mars and Jupiter will appear together in the pre-dawn sky throughout November. The alignment can be seen before sunrise.
Half a million people attend open-air mass by Pope Leo in Peru
About half a million people gathered for an open-air mass by Pope Leo in Chiclayo, Peru. The pope said it was a joy to return to his second home.
Solar power output in Germany nears record high
Germany's solar power output in 2026 has already surpassed all of last year. Experts warn of budget difficulties.
Simple method turns used coffee grounds into biodiesel
Scientists developed an efficient method to turn used coffee grounds into biodiesel while keeping leftover material useful for other renewable fuels.
A giant icy world beyond Pluto could be a new dwarf planet
Astronomers identified a potentially large icy world beyond Pluto, which could expand the solar system's family of dwarf planets.
Exercise after ACL surgery may protect knees
A four-month supervised rehabilitation program improved pain, muscle strength and quality of life after ACL surgery without damaging knee cartilage.
U2 releases first new studio album in a decade
The Irish rock band U2 released a new album, Caranaval de Luz, after nine years, and fans are already enjoying the new songs.
Hidden brain signals may predict Alzheimer's years before symptoms
Stanford researchers found brain activity patterns that could predict Alzheimer's risk years before memory problems, potentially allowing earlier warning and new treatment hopes.
New fiber supplement could help people with irritable bowel syndrome
Scientists developed a fiber supplement that improves gut health in people with irritable bowel syndrome without worsening symptoms, offering a promising new option.
A regular daily routine may reduce pain and depression
University of Missouri researchers found that older adults with consistent daily schedules reported less physical pain and fewer depression symptoms.
Green turtles move from endangered to least concern
Green turtles have been reclassified from endangered to least concern in global conservation rankings, a positive sign for their recovery.
A common food emulsifier could solve an old rocket fuel problem
Researchers suggest a common food emulsifier could help resolve a long-standing trade-off between solid and liquid rocket fuels by improving gel-based propellants.
Taung child skull may rewrite the story of our ancient relatives
New research suggests the famous Taung child skull may reveal further surprises about early human relatives.
Japan beat five-time world champion Brazil
Japan defeated Brazil in a friendly football match held in Singapore.
Young musicians connect a community across the Line of Control
Musicians in Kashmir, Ladakh and Gilgit-Baltistan share Shina songs online and renew ties across the divide.
Mohamed Salah scored twice and set a goal record for Egypt's national team
Egyiptom won by a knockout score after Mohamed Salah scored a brace, setting a national team goal record more than 15 years after his debut.
Voyager 1 sets new distance record of one light-day
NASA's Voyager 1, launched in 1977, is reaching a distance of one light-day from Earth while still sending data to scientists.
Werner Holzer Prize awarded to Katja Gloger and DW's Jaafar Abdul Karim
Journalists Katja Gloger and DW's Jaafar Abdul Karim have been awarded the prestigious Werner Holzer Prize for international journalism.
The world's largest freshwater lake is recovering
Lake Baikal in Siberia, which holds around 20 percent of the world's surface freshwater, is recovering after decades of decline.
Two untouched Pacific ecosystems declared new sanctuaries
Remote, life-filled Pacific coral atolls that are nearly untouched by humans have been declared new sanctuaries, according to a new study.
Wales claim historic win over the All Blacks
Wales beat New Zealand 35-28 in Cardiff, their first win over the All Blacks since 1953.
Singing Totoro songs, the anime duo Azumi and Yuyu Inoue win over audiences
An interview with Azumi and Yuyu Inoue, who sing theme songs from Ghibli films. They discuss their joint work and the language and cultural challenges they faced.
Some of the oldest known rocks found in China
Rocks dating back 3.95 billion years were found in northern China. They offer new clues about how Earth's crust formed and evolved.
Pétanque brings France and Cambodia together
During the Francophonie Summit in Phnom Penh, the shared love of pétanque between France and Cambodia took center stage.
Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics celebrated in Senegal
The Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games ended, and organisers praised the event as a historic first on the African continent, with host athletes also winning medals.
Cosmic lens may show the same supernova twice more
Astronomers used gravitational lensing from a galaxy cluster and James Webb Space Telescope images to study a distant supernova, which may appear again two more times.
Autistic couple cleans filthy street signs
Paul and Ruth Richmond-Watson have been cleaning dirty street signs since September and plan to travel the country until all are spotless.
Carmelle wins the first Eurovision Asia contest
The 19-year-old Carmelle Collado won in Bangkok with the Philippine entry Sobra-Sobra. Eleven countries competed.
A dead star flashes radio waves every 8 minutes
Astronomers are studying a new type of cosmic object that emits bright radio wave flashes every few minutes to hours. Some of these have been traced to binary systems pairing a red dwarf with a white dwarf.
SpaceX makes history as Starship returns to its launch tower
SpaceX caught the Starship spacecraft with mechanical arms on its launch tower after a mission that placed 26 satellites into orbit. The Super Heavy first stage was lost.
Friday, 13 Nov 2026
HCEMM joins the HUN-REN research network
HUN-REN has acquired a two-thirds stake in HCEMM Nonprofit Ltd. The move strengthens molecular medicine research and collaboration.
South Korean drummer's jazz concert in Veszprém
At a concert in Veszprém, a South Korean drummer shows how jazz can be rethought.
Bíró Melinda closes her most successful tennis tournament
Melinda Bíró played her most successful tournament yet in Szabolcsveresmart. Coach György Kiss assessed the event.
Gádoros's Tímea Papp completes Europe's largest puzzle
Tímea Papp from Gádoros completed Europe's largest puzzle, with 42,000 pieces, after 2 years and 4 months of work.
Pole sport athletes from Szolnok return from Prague with two world championship silver medals
Pole sport athletes from Szolnok won two silver medals at the world championships in Prague, competing among the best in the world.
Photo of the day: Landing gear down…
National Geographic Magyarország's photo of the day shows a kingfisher.
Electric buses have run in Balatonfüred for a year, and the air is cleaner
Electric buses have been operating in Balatonfüred for a year. They can travel up to 350 kilometres on a single charge, and the town's air has become significantly cleaner.
Ács's special resident turns 227, celebrated with stories
The fairy-tale tree in Ács turns 227 and its birthday is celebrated with storytelling under its large ash branches.
Szombathely sign language interpreter receives Malta Charity Service Ambrózia Award
A sign language interpreter from Szombathely received the Ambrózia Award of the Maltese Charity Service for her selfless service.
Warming autumn outings in the Bakony nature for families
Several special autumn excursions are being organised in the Bakony this weekend, suitable for families. Anyone can join one of them.
The Na szia mentő! programme has arrived in Székesfehérvár
The Na szia mentő! programme has become available in Székesfehérvár, where children can learn what to do in an emergency.
Police cadets helped expose a crime in Miskolc
Parents and teachers noticed what was happening and did not let it pass. Police cadets on the scene helped uncover the case, which ended well.
Warm spirit at the city assembly as leaders gift one another
At the Békés city assembly, council members will surprise each other at the December meeting. Names are drawn from a box to decide who receives a gift.
One of Esztergom's busiest junctions has been renewed
The 845 million HUF upgrade of the area around the Esztergom roundabout has been completed, and the junction has been renewed.
Nationwide food collection drive by the Food Bank this weekend
The weekend food drive aims to fill up to one hundred thousand help packages. Donations from volunteers and shoppers will support families in need.
Giant cones harvested with climbing techniques at Folly Arboretum
At the Cone Harvest, visitors can get a close look at the garden's unusual plants. The event lets people see the arboretum's flora up close.
Community workshop and parent-baby meetups in Görgeteg
A community craft workshop and baby-and-mother meetups took place in Görgeteg, bringing local families together.
New website makes reporting street lighting faults easier in Szentes
A local representative in Szentes introduced a new website that makes reporting street lighting faults simple.
Exciting events await in Jászkunság despite the gloomy weather
Several events are planned in Jászkunság settlements for the upcoming November weekend.
Pécs student team qualifies for national finance final
Young people studying in vocational training in Baranya showed their financial knowledge and reached the national final.
Six Southeast Asian countries showcase their cultures at ASEAN Day in Pécs
Six ASEAN countries presented their food, traditions and dances in Pécs, where diplomats also gave career advice to Hungarian university students.
Ice rink under construction on Salgótarján's main square
Work has started on the Fő tér in Salgótarján, where an ice rink is being built for winter sports fans.
Hungary strengthens its position in the second quantum revolution
The Quantum Information National Laboratory development programme, backed by over HUF 3 billion, has been completed successfully. HUN-REN Wigner, BME and ELTE achieved significant results.
Renáta Rusznyák named Social Worker of the Year in Dunaföldvár
Renáta Rusznyák received the Social Worker of the Year award in Dunaföldvár and accepted it at the city ceremony.
Special guests visit Őcsény to support children
Special guests visited Őcsény to talk with children about feeling safe and supported at school.
Dr. Magdolna Papp honoured for her work
Dr. Magdolna Papp, who treated patients for decades at the University of Győr, has received an award for her work.
Memorial plaque for Dániel Berzsenyi unveiled in Zalaegerszeg
A memorial plaque honouring the Hungarian poet Dániel Berzsenyi was unveiled in the city centre of Zalaegerszeg.
Light tractors bring Christmas cheer to Heves County
Light tractors will visit six settlements in Heves County this year, bringing festive lights and holiday atmosphere to residents.
Community effort in Pécs makes Christmas brighter for families
Pécs city council is calling on local businesses to join forces so that several hundred families can have a nicer Christmas.
From the bus stop to the apple harvest: shared work shows in Nakon
In Nakon, a community work programme covers several local tasks, including the apple harvest.
Photographer from Marosszentgyörgy among top nature photographers
Jenő Szabadi was recognised in the country's most prestigious nature photography competition. A photo of a tiny wild bee brought him the success.
Csíkszereda's Prisma Photo Club marks 40 years with an anniversary exhibition
The Prisma Photo Club is celebrating its 40th year with an exhibition. It highlights the perseverance and togetherness of the creative community.
Wider bike path built on Dobozi Road in Békéscsaba
Asphalt work is finished and the Dobozi Road bike path is now 2.25 metres wide. Some work is still ongoing on site.
Steam locomotive runs near Öskü, captured on video
A rare steam locomotive appeared near Öskü and was filmed, a sight that many people may enjoy.
Young artists from Pécs recognized in France, paying tribute to Vasarely's legacy
Students of the Faculty of Arts at the University of Pécs receive international recognition, and their works pay tribute to Vasarely's legacy in France.
Zamárdi's Strand Festival is in the running for three awards
The Strand Festival in Zamárdi has been nominated in three categories for the European Festival Awards, one of the most prestigious honours in the European festival industry.
Handball fans help Győri ETO in financial trouble
The club's supporters are helping the team in difficulty, as the association waives the discounts offered for domestic and foreign matches.
Long-awaited rain reaches Hungary and dry soils receive moisture
According to HungaroMet, the rainy weather has brought significant moisture to water-deficient soils. The wet period may even end with snowflakes.
Békési FKC scores a brilliant away win against Százhalombatta
The NB I B men's handball team of Békési FKC won away in Battonya... against Százhalombatta, taking both points.
Shared prayer gatherings in three Vas county villages as part of a national initiative
Worship services invite parishioners in three villages, as part of a nationwide series called the prayer of 100 churches. The gatherings focus on quiet reflection and shared prayer.
Veszprém–Balaton European Sport Region receives international award
The region received the award for the events it organised during the 2026 European Week of Sport.
Lantern procession in the old square of Satu Mare
A Saint Martin's Day lantern procession was held in Satu Mare on Thursday, with hundreds of schoolchildren taking part.
We take these words for granted today, yet our ancestors did not know them
An article on the origins and peculiarities of the Hungarian language, published on Mother Tongue Day.
Czóbel Marianna's enamel works return to Kaposvár
The enamel artist presents three works showing how metal, glass and high heat combine into new art.
Community teamwork revives Vállus's iconic tree-lined avenue
The Saint Michael tree-lined avenue in Vállus has been renewed and was inaugurated last weekend, thanks to community cooperation.
Abandoned Santa packages can bring joy
Abandoned Santa gift packages are finding new owners, bringing joy to others.
Charity ball in Domaszék for children
A charity ball is held in Domaszék, with the whole community joining forces for children. Several known performers will appear.
Olympic champions visit a Békés primary school
Olympic, world and European champions visited the Dr. Hepp Ferenc Primary School.
Autumn experiences and cultural events await in Sopron
The weekend guide gathers family leisure options in Sopron and nearby towns.
Attractions confirmed to return to Miskolc Advent
The ice rink and giant Ferris wheel will return to the Miskolc Advent. More surprises are expected.
Rubik's Cube production returns to Hungary
The world-famous puzzle will once again be produced in Hungary. It was invented more than half a century ago by a Hungarian architect, sculptor and professor.
Audi ETO handball player throws away his crutches
An Audi ETO handball player has reached the next stage of his rehabilitation and marked it with a striking gesture.
Veszprém celebrates the freedom of science with awards at Pannon University
At a ceremony held for the Hungarian Science Festival, awards were presented at the Pannon University in Veszprém, with the freedom of science at the centre.
Science Week: former Garay students show where curiosity can lead
As part of Science Week, former students of the Garay János Gimnázium present their careers and ways to explore science.
Three professionals honoured in Zalaegerszeg for their work with seniors, families and children
The dedicated work of three professionals was recognised at a formal ceremony in Zalaegerszeg.
A geopark in Baranya would showcase its natural and cultural treasures
Building on dinosaur sites, caves and red rocks, a geopark would be created in Baranya to present the region's natural and cultural heritage.
Personal bests and podium finishes for Szolnok swimmers
Emília Tóth and Máté Tisza from Szolnok both reached the podium at the Hód Sprint Cup.
Dr. Tünde Lukács from Salgótarján ran in the special-atmosphere Halloween race
Dr. Tünde Lukács from Salgótarján once again took part in the BBU Halloween Run, a race with a special atmosphere.
A 14-metre Christmas tree was placed on Kossuth Square in Debrecen
On Friday the 14-metre fir tree arrived at Kossuth Square and was set up as a key element of the Christmas market.
Béköscounty seniors win medals in swimming
Seniors from Békés County won several medals at the competition in Hódmezővásárhely.
A baby born weighing 380 grams was saved at Honvéd Hospital
The baby was very fragile at first, so one nurse cared for him exclusively during every shift.
Sára Suba becomes university world champion
The Hungarian team won seven medals in total, three of them by Sára Suba.
Retirees in Besenyő hold a St. Martin's Day feast
The retirees of Besenyő celebrated St. Martin's Day with red cabbage roast and homemade cakes.
Water volume in Jád Valley lake nearly doubled
Long-awaited rainfall fell in Bihar county, and the water volume in the Jád Valley lake nearly doubled.
Sky events in the second half of November 2026
Several skywatching highlights are expected in late November 2026, including Moon conjunctions and the Leonid meteor shower.
Heartfelt celebration honours elderly residents in Lengyel
Residents of Lengyel, Tolna County, were greeted with a celebration for senior citizens filled with warm and memorable moments.
Good news from Lake Balaton: the water level is rising again
The water level of Lake Balaton is slowly but steadily rising, with 34 centimetres measured on Friday morning.
Giant goose appears in Kisgyalán for Martinmas
For Martinmas, a special giant goose installation was created in Kisgyalán.
Double recognition in Sukoró after two world champion golds
The Katalin Kovács National Kayak-Canoe Academy closed a fantastic year and received double recognition after two world championship golds.
Tens of thousands of geese gather at Lake Tata, viewable on a live camera
A live webcam shows tens of thousands of wild geese gathering on the lake at Tata.
Scherer Péter's voice returns in Kukori and Kotkoda
The children's series airs on public media in memory of the actor, who died this year.
Szentgotthárd students receive their graduation ribbons
The Szent Gotthárd Gimnázium and Elementary School held its graduation ribbon ceremony at the city theatre.
A pin with a social message: influencers wear the cause of sick children
Influencers are wearing donor pins to support Bátor Tábor and draw attention to the fate of sick children.
Parishioners of Bő pray with Franciscan youth at Saint Imre feast Mass
The faithful of Bő prayed to Saint Prince Imre together with Franciscan young people at the feast-day Mass of their church.
Red Cross bonds last a lifetime in Nyíregyháza too
Old stories and shared memories gained special meaning in Nyíregyháza during the 145th jubilee year of the Hungarian Red Cross.
Heves County forests put on an online map
Egererdő Zrt. launched a new online map interface that lets anyone see where and what is happening in the Heves County forests.
Cadets take solemn oath at Dékán in Kiskunhalas
Cadets took a solemn oath at Dékán in Kiskunhalas, with family members and senior guests attending the ceremony.
Concert by István Alapi and friends in Salgótarján
The concert of István Alapi and his friends in Salgótarján was filled with joyful music, and a video of the event was also published.
Rural small businesses can apply for funds to modernise their processes
In December 20 billion and next spring a further 10 billion forints become available for rural micro and small enterprises, with grants of up to 100 million forints per company.
Budapest is among Europe's most popular Christmas destinations
More and more tourists visit Budapest in the winter months, and the capital has become a popular Christmas destination in Europe.
Széchenyi István University team takes second place in E.ON engineering contest
The Széchenyi István University team placed second in the final of the E.ON Challenge.ON electrical engineering competition, which the university hosted for the first time.
Mosonmagyaróvár alumni reunite after sixty years
The 1966 graduating class A of the Mosonmagyaróvár grammar school recently celebrated its 60th reunion.
One of the most popular American rock bands of the 1990s comes to Budapest
The band arrives at Barba Negra in February with a new album.
Moby Dick founder to attend November record fair in Szombathely
Record lovers will gather again in Szombathely in November for a record fair.
Csíkszereda secures funding to renovate the Nagy Imre Gallery
The project aims to make the painter's former home a cultural institution open to visitors all year round.
Several tonnes of rubber to be cleared from the Tisza near Nagykörű
The Nagykörű Water Guardians are back in action to remove rubber waste from the Tisza river.
SEFAG experts help young otters in trouble in Somogy
SEFAG Zrt. specialists are helping the Petesmalom Otter Park care for young otters in trouble.
New playground equipment coming to Hősök tere and Sárga-Pincésgödör
One piece of play equipment costs 788 thousand HUF net, or 1.76 million HUF including VAT.
Two Székesfehérvár social workers honored for work with children and homeless people
Social sector professionals were honored on Friday in Székesfehérvár.
Equal opportunities run at the Joy Run in Győr
At the first Equal Opportunities Day of the UNI Győr Joy Run, children and students with disabilities are in the spotlight.
Education professionals recognized in Harghita County
Awards for outstanding work in education were presented in Csíkszereda at the teachers' house.
Former Szerencs firefighter hero turns 90 and receives a special tribute
A moving ceremony was held at the Szerencs fire brigade to honour the former hero on his 90th birthday.
A Zala castle's community hall for over a hundred people gets a new life
Modernizing the cellar hall and caretaker's flat continues the restoration of the historic building in Botfa.
Sri Lanka, the paradise found: a special travel book is presented
At the book launch, attendees could taste a traditional Sri Lankan dish made with vegetables, called roti.
Simontornya municipality offers 40,000 forint winter heating support
The local government provides winter heating aid to eligible residents. The article explains who can apply.
Thirteenth-month salary and extra perks at Hungary's most caring employers
The article outlines the benefits Hungarian companies offer employees, such as psychological support and paid sports activities.
Firefighters rescue fifteen animals from floodwaters in Bihar
Firefighters rescued cows and horses in Bihar county after rain-swollen streams flooded the area.
New opportunities in automotive training in Paks
At a professional day organized by IPSUM-TECH Kft. in Paks, new opportunities in automotive training were presented, including a multi-year educational partnership.
Thematic park inspired by European spa towns to be built in Borszék
A thematic park inspired by famous European spa town drinking pavilions is being built in the Fairy Garden in Borszék, with about 50 models in its first phase.
Social workers honored on Social Work Day
On Social Work Day a city ceremony was held at the Flesch Károly Cultural Centre to honor social workers.
Taxi driver loses 40 kg in a year and boxes for the European team
Kálmán Hankó lost forty kilograms in one year and boxes for the European team on Saturday at the Papp Cup.
Free CPR training to be offered in Kaposvár
Paramedics in Kaposvár are launching free resuscitation training so more people can learn basic first aid skills.
Mentor day in Makó helps young people choose a career
A mentor day in Makó gave young people hands-on tasks that required dexterity and ingenuity to help them choose a profession.
Nikolett Mezei fights for gold at the European Championships
Battonya's Nikolett Mezei beat her Greek opponent and reached the final of the kickboxing European Championships in Skopje.
How a newspaper is made: children from Deszk visit the Délmagyarország newsroom
Pupils from Deszk learned about journalism and printing during a visit to the Délmagyarország newsroom.
Fehérvár kindergarten celebrates its 45th birthday
Children marked the 45th anniversary of the Sziget Utca kindergarten with songs, poems and a drawing competition.
Talented kindergarten children recited poems in Kecskemét
For the 19th time, the Hosszú Utca Kindergarten held the city's Poetry Recital Meeting in Kecskemét.
Zsóka Csikós named women's kayaker of the year
Zsóka Csikós of the Szolnok Kajak-Kenu Club has been named the best female kayaker of the year.
Despite the cold and rain, the market is full of life
Autumn specialities and unusual pickles are on offer at the Somogy market, which attracted shoppers despite the weather.
Led his team from the fourth division to the top, while also working as a bus driver
He guided his team from the fourth division to the top flight while also working as a bus driver.
Emotional farewell for a paramedic after 45 years
Colleagues bid farewell to paramedic Béla Óbis in Tatabánya after 45 years of service.
Szabi A Pék and a Vas County company named among Rural Entrepreneurs of the Year
Several businesses from Vas County received a prestigious award, including Szabi A Pék and another local company.
Young archaeologists present their research in Zalaegerszeg
Young archaeologists from across the country are presenting their latest research over three days in Zalaegerszeg.
Mushrooms on the autumn forest floor
In autumn forests, fungi break down dead organic matter and renew the soil, a sign of healthy ground life.
The Eurasian jay: a forest gardener
The Eurasian jay is one of Europe's most intelligent forest birds, and by storing acorns it helps regenerate oak forests.
Dunaújváros calls for a community rally for handball
On Saturday, residents of Dunaújváros are invited to a joint event to show support for local handball.
Strong interest at the agricultural faculty open day in Szeged
Many visitors attended the open day of the agricultural faculty in Szeged, where four undergraduate programmes were presented to young people.
Social workers honored in Szombathely
The city of Szombathely recognized five social professionals at the closing ceremony of its social week.
Őcsény joins the country's largest food collection
The village is taking part in the nationwide donation drive of the Hungarian Food Bank Association, running from November 13 to 15.
Santa Claus will visit the children of Magyarbóly this year too
The children of Magyarbóly can look forward to a visit from Saint Nicholas this year as well. The village is already preparing for the festive event.
Healing for half a century: Csurgó chief physician receives golden diploma
The obstetrician-gynaecologist from Csurgó received a golden diploma for five decades of healing work. The recognition honours his long and dedicated service.
Eger makes the top 100 in a special ranking
Eger placed ahead of Venice in a special category and made it into the top 100 of the ranking.
DVSC world champion to join a new team at season's end
The Olympic silver medallist will move to a new team at the end of the season. The player is returning to a place of earlier successes.
Hungarian national team prepares for next challenge in Miskolc
After a remarkable win in Germany, the Hungarian national team faces its next opponent in Miskolc. Home fans are expected to fill the arena.
Fino Kaposvár prepares for home derby against MÁV Előre
The Kaposvár men's volleyball team hosts MÁV Előre in the domestic league. After their Champions League matches, another challenge awaits them at home.
Kaposvár students present innovative ideas at Science Fair
The III. Science Fair opened, and the regional qualifier of the 36th National Science and Innovation Olympiad was held at the Táncsics Mihály Gimnázium in Kaposvár.
Egri blood donor gives 122 times, donors honoured
Blood donors who have given more than a hundred times were honoured at a ceremony in the Lyceum in Eger.
Saint Martin traditions at Szombathely's market hall
On Thursday and Friday the market hall hosted special programmes, including goose delicacies, lanterns and a traditional pretzel-breaking.
The Cat Catcher turns 40, its director visits Lake Balaton
Since its 1986 premiere, The Cat Catcher has become a favourite for several generations. Its 40th anniversary was celebrated, and its director visited Lake Balaton.
Martinmas traditions revived in Zalaegerszeg
Residents celebrated with music, humor and a festive dinner at a traditional Martinmas event.
Hajdúszoboszló helps residents with home purchase and renovation
The spa town's local government will cover part of the required own contribution for housing projects.
Pilinszky's first public statue to be unveiled
A bronze bust based on Ferenczy Béni's portrait of the poet will be unveiled as his first public statue.
Health workers honoured in Kecskemét
In Kecskemét, health workers were recognised for their quiet daily work that keeps patient care safe.
Students take over city hall for open day
A city hall open day drew students from almost every secondary school. They took part in a vote as well.
Fans rally to support Audi ETO
Audi ETO supporters told Kisalföld they would be willing to help the team financially.
Dawn glow over Lake Balaton
The photo shows Lake Balaton glowing in the dawn light, in a calm atmosphere.
November dawn in Balatonalmádi
The photo shows a calm November dawn at Lake Balaton in Balatonalmádi.
A swan arrives gracefully at dawn
A photo captures a swan arriving in the magical light of dawn.
ETO extends contract with another player
During the international break ETO FC continues building next season's squad and has extended the contract of another player.
Szeged-Csanád GA II. wins at home after three months
The team won a home match after three months and remained unbeaten on its home ground.
County Prima Awards presented
The county Prima Awards were handed out, including a special prize.
Hydro Fehérvár AV19 comes back from four goals down
In a Hungarian ice hockey derby, Fehérvár came back from a four-goal deficit, though Fradi survived a dramatic finish.
Elek social worker receives prestigious award
On Social Work Day, a worker from Elek received a prestigious award for more than ten years of helping care recipients.
Szolnok hospital children's ward dresses in purple
The children's ward of the Szolnok hospital dressed in purple to draw attention to premature babies.
A man in Szentendre offered to listen to anyone on a bench
After a Facebook post, a man in Szentendre offered to sit on a bench near the HÉV station and listen to anyone who wanted to talk.
Hansel and Gretel musical premieres in Győr
The youth musical Hansel and Gretel has its first performance in Győr on Saturday, a new take on the Grimm fairy tale.
Orosháza women's handball team on a winning streak
The Zengő Alföld women's handball team earned its third straight win and sixth league victory of the season.
A young white-tailed eagle flies over a forest road
A photo shows a young white-tailed eagle flying along a forest road on an autumn day.
Ferenc Snétberger receives the Saint Martin Award
Ferenc Snétberger was presented with the Saint Martin Award at the Saint Martin's Day celebration of the Pannonhalma Archabbey. The honour recognises him for passing on the help he once received.
Hungarian World Cup victories in fencing and judo
Gergely Siklósi won the épée world cup event in Bern, while Róza Gyertyás triumphed at the judo competition in Zagreb.
Dárdai Pál is becoming a grandfather
Former national team defender Pál Dárdai is expecting a grandchild, as his son announced the happy news.
Hungarian pizza masters win world silver again in Italy
Csanád Somogyi and Zoltán Bednár once again won a world championship silver medal in pizza making in Italy.
Plant sensing mechanism guards against pests
A new study has identified a previously unknown way plants sense insect attacks and activate their defense responses.
Multiplexed detector system precisely counts more than 9,000 photons
Researchers developed a method that can precisely count from zero to over 9,000 individual photons. It opens new possibilities for studying quantum light and precise optical measurements.
Global climate policies keep advancing despite setbacks
The Oxford Climate Policy Monitor finds progress in Asia, Africa and Latin America more than offsets setbacks in parts of Europe and North America.
Curiosity and fearlessness in German shepherd genes
Swedish researchers found working German shepherds are more curious and less neurotic than show dogs, visible in their genes too.
First microplastics removal system installed at a wastewater plant
A wastewater treatment plant in Atlantic City, New Jersey, has become the first in the world to install a system that filters microplastics from treated water. The system was developed by two Princeton graduates.
Second world war command bunker in Dover opens to the public
A long-secret bunker in the Dover cliffs, used in the Second World War, will open to visitors from Friday.
Engineered atomic interactions help microwave sensor capture three times more information
Warsaw researchers built an ultrasensitive microwave detector using cold Rydberg atoms with carefully engineered interactions.
Earth's orbital asymmetries share rhythms with El Niño
A study finds Earth's orbital changes and El Niño share recurring rhythms, which may help understand weather patterns better.
AI helps predict how bioplastics behave under heat
A new study shows machine learning can predict how PHB and PHBV respond to heat, helping makers design easier-to-process materials.
Robotic tools help unlock the hidden microbial world of the deep sea
Scientists built a robotic system that recreates deep-ocean conditions in the lab, making some microbes studied for the first time.
Magnetic nanoparticles cut adhesive curing from 24 hours to one
Laboratory tests show magnetic heating could sharply shorten industrial coating cure times, saving time and energy.
Magnetism breakthrough could cut AI chip energy use
Brown University researchers overcame a dead layer problem in thin magnetic materials, a step toward ultra-low-power chips for AI.
Protein may help repair damaged muscle
Researchers found that the TRF2 protein helps muscle stem cells regenerate injured tissue. Without it, mice struggled to repair damaged muscles.
Automated assembly in space: NOM4D shows the way
Large space structures may need to be built in orbit, since rocket fairings are too small. NOM4D demonstrates this approach.
Light-based quantum computers move closer
Researchers say quantum computers built with photons as their basic units could be faster and more energy-efficient than supercomputers.
Viking church discovered in Greenland
Among the ruins left by Scandinavian settlers who arrived in Greenland in the 10th century, researchers found a church.
Mangrove forests are making a global comeback
After decades of decline, mangrove forests, an ecologically important habitat, are recovering worldwide.
NGC 206 and the Star Clouds of Andromeda
A NASA astronomy picture shows the star clouds of NGC 206 in the Andromeda galaxy.
Tiny flaws in diamonds could help unlock quantum computing
Scientists found a faster way to identify diamond-based materials that could power room-temperature quantum computers and sensors.
Europe could cut electricity costs by 40% by coordinating solar power and batteries
Coordinated operation of solar power and batteries could make electricity supply cheaper. Experts say the system works best when both elements operate together.
What do birds say to each other with their songs in November cold?
Bird song is mostly linked to spring, but it does not fall completely silent in autumn. The article explores the surprising reasons behind it.
National Trust takes back land for nature restoration
The trust hopes to restore the site, create new wildlife habitats and improve access to green space.
Pegula wins thriller at WTA Finals, Gauff eliminated
Pegula won the final group round-robin match, which knocked Coco Gauff out of the season-ending championships.
Senegal, Cameroon and Ivory Coast win in 2027 AFCON qualifiers
Senegal won its first home game under Patrick Vieira against Sudan, while Cameroon and Ivory Coast moved closer to qualification.
Nicole Kidman to receive honorary César award
The Australian actress will be honoured with France's highest film award at next year's César ceremony.
No Italian striker has scored at this rate in decades
Inter's 21-year-old striker Pio Esposito matched Francesco Totti's scoring pace over 14 matches.
Cunningham scores 52 as Pistons win in double overtime
Cunningham scored 52 points and added 10 assists as the Pistons beat the Wizards after two overtime periods.
Thousands of young Catholics pray together in Lima with the Pope
On November 12, thousands of young Catholics attended a prayer vigil at Lima's National Stadium led by Pope Leo XIV.
Volunteers map riverside trees to protect urban greenery in India
Volunteers in Pune spend weekends mapping trees along the city's riverbanks. The data will support efforts to protect the greenery during development projects.
Dancing humanoid robots opened the Lisbon Web Summit
At the 2026 Lisbon Web Summit, dancing humanoid robots and robot dogs performed at the opening. A study found the conference has brought nearly 2.5 billion euros to Portugal's economy over the past decade.
Hundreds of Stone Age rock carvings identified in a Catalan cave
Catalonia was long thought to have few rock carvings, but hundreds have now been identified in a cave there.
Euclid space telescope releases unprecedented images of the cosmos
The first large data release from the Euclid space telescope has been published, containing the results of more than a year of observations.
Lisbon farewell concert celebrates a late-discovered singer
At a farewell concert in Lisbon's Coliseu, audiences celebrated Portuguese singer José Pinhal, who was little known during his lifetime. The phenomenon shows how past treasures can be rediscovered.
Leonid meteors may bring 10-12 shooting stars per hour in November
The Leonid meteor shower peaks in mid-November, with the most intense shower expected at dawn on Wednesday, 18 November.
SpaceX Starship test attempts first-ever spaceship catch
SpaceX is preparing a test of its Starship rocket and plans a first-ever catch of the spaceship after a day in orbit.
Henry and Young lead New Zealand to 244-run win over India
New Zealand thrashed India by 244 runs, with Henry and Young starring, and can still level the five-match series in the final game.
Thousands gather in Chiclayo, the city where Pope Leo XIV once served as bishop
Crowds gathered for an outdoor Mass, the centerpiece of the pope's South America tour.
A Caspian green energy corridor could help Eastern Europe move away from fossil fuels
The partnership signed at the COP31 climate summit aims to make Azerbaijan an interregional electricity hub.
China and Turkey sign green energy agreement
China and Turkey have signed a preliminary deal worth about 15 billion dollars, with Turkey aiming to expand solar and wind power generation by 2040.
Rosalía wins historic third best album award at Latin Grammys
The Spanish singer was recognised for her fourth album Lux, released last year to rave reviews, winning a historic third best album award at the Latin Grammys.
Superheated magma may explain spectacular lava fountains
Researchers found that superheated magma can delay crystal formation for over eight hours, which may help explain why some volcanoes erupt with dramatic lava fountains.
World Kindness Day: kind acts toward people and cats
November 13 is World Kindness Day. The article showcases kind acts toward people and cats and encourages readers to do something kind.
After eight decades, two families reunited through a WWII mystery
An 81-year-old Englishman who wondered about his real father for decades has found long-lost relatives in Canada.
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Fifty years of portrait collecting, Smithsonian now holds 11,000 photos
A new exhibition in the Washington National Portrait Gallery celebrates fifty years of collecting, with over 11,000 photographs.
Euclid's first data release is a stepping stone to its 3D sky map
ESA's Euclid space telescope released its first data, showing impressive sky details as a step toward its 3D map.
Plant-rich diets may help the body resist nanoplastics
Research suggests the same plant-heavy foods that cut food emissions may also help the body resist plastic pollution.
Medical research breakthrough may open new path for Alzheimer's treatment
Researchers gained new insights into the blood-brain barrier and reported promising results in stem cell therapy for diabetic foot ulcers.
Mangroves and trees may offer cheaper protection against climate change
Research suggests mangroves, forests and urban trees can protect against floods and droughts, and are much cheaper than concrete and steel solutions.
Rosalía's album Lux wins five awards at the Latin Grammys
The Catalan singer won five of her seven nominations, including song and album of the year.
European space telescope begins observing a billion galaxies
The Euclid space telescope has started observing a billion galaxies to study the secrets of the dark universe. It aims to complete the largest 3D map of the universe by 2031.
Stevie Wonder surprises Stalybridge restaurant with visit and large tip
Stevie Wonder made a late-night unannounced visit to the Cafe Continental in Stalybridge and left a £1,000 tip for the staff.
Infant becomes seizure-free after experimental treatment
Baby Adnan, treated in a Dubai hospital, had up to 110 seizures a day, but stopped having seizures for weeks after an experimental drug.
Microscopic solar panels could help shape 3D-printed tissue
Researchers are using microscopic solar panels to guide bioink so cells align into target tissues without bulky wiring.
Schoolchildren discuss climate action at a youth COP meeting
School children gathered to discuss climate issues alongside the COP31 conference in Turkey.
Light trail and fountain show at London's Kew Gardens
Kew Gardens in London unveiled a winter light trail with over one million light sources and 24 installations. A new fountain and laser show is at its centre.
Baby corals go house-hunting and learn to swim as they grow
Researchers found that young corals gain swimming abilities as they grow. The tiny creatures search for a home while catching drifting food.
New optical system maps multiple infrared fields onto one small detector
Chinese researchers developed an optical system that focuses light from several subfields onto one detector. In tests it correctly identified the source subfield of infrared targets.
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A long-lost Altdorfer landscape resurfaces after 70 years
The painting, from around 1520, was identified in a private collection. It depicts a forest scene with castle ruins and a rainbow.
Divers explore US ship sunk off Florida to create new reef
The intentionally sunk ship will form the world's largest artificial ocean reef, and divers have begun exploring it.
Young green turtles find refuge in a protected UAE wetland
A study found nine juvenile green turtles spend over 80% of their time in the Al Qurm Wa Lehhfaiiah Protected Area. A man-made lagoon there offers them shelter.
GLP-1 drugs show promise beyond weight loss
Early research suggests GLP-1 medicines may help with addiction, dementia and cancer, though many findings are still preliminary.
Fruit bats emerge as unlikely allies in forest restoration
According to the article, fruit bats may become unexpected allies in the restoration of the Atlantic Forest in Brazil.
CUPOTY 2026: shortlist of nature photos published
The shortlist of the Close-Up Photographer of the Year contest features close portraits of dragonflies, fungi and small creatures.
Estonian second-pillar pension savings have nearly doubled
According to Swedbank data, average savings rose from 8200 euros in 2021 to 15900 euros in 2026.
AI tool could speed up wheat breeding
Researchers at South Dakota State University are developing an AI-powered web app that speeds up wheat breeders' work and gives farmers a more accurate tool for crop decisions.
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NASA four-person crew spends 378 days in simulated Mars habitat
In a 3D-printed Mars habitat in Houston, the crew practiced Mars walks, grew food and simulated communication delays with Earth.
Gemini space photos inspired an early Earth observation program
Photos taken during the 1966 Gemini XII mission by Lovell and Aldrin helped spur the development of an Earth observation program.
New supernova observed in a distant galaxy
Gemini and DECam telescope images show a star's explosion in the NGC 1433 galaxy, about 50 million light-years away.
AI helps uncover hidden discoveries in Kurt Gödel's notebooks
Gödel left 1,009 pages of dense notes, which reportedly contain hundreds of proven theorems; AI is helping researchers unlock them.
Astronomers identify what triggers repeated outbursts of a massive star
Using NASA's Chandra X-ray Observatory, astronomers found the cause of repeated outbursts from the unstable star AT 2016blu, about 30 million light-years away.
Scientists fully replace fish products in aquafeed for sustainable fish farming
Researchers replaced all fish-derived ingredients in aquafeed, a step toward more sustainable fish farming as the industry keeps growing.
Starship could open a new era in space exploration
This weekend may decide whether the Starship rocket can return intact to its launch pad, potentially opening the way to full reusability.
Learning in nature cannot be replaced
A biology teacher describes how a forest walk with students and a garter snake shows the value of hands-on learning outdoors.
First experimental evidence of the orbital Nernst effect
Researchers at National Taiwan University report the first experimental evidence that heat drives electron orbital currents.
Why did the Silk Road flourish during a centuries-long drought?
Human activity and culture did not flourish only in wetter periods; the connection between climate and society is more complex than it seems.
Sibiu Christmas market opens, also viewable online
The Christmas market in Sibiu has opened, welcoming visitors in festive winter decorations. A video of the event is available online.
Colourful fish show how species stay distinct despite interbreeding
Researchers studying darters in Midwestern streams are learning how closely related species remain separate despite regular interbreeding.
Wild chimpanzees in an Ugandan forest
The author saw wild chimpanzees live in Kalinzu Forest Reserve, describing it as one of the most memorable experiences of their life.
Golden monkeys in Uganda's national park
After a nearly two-hour hike, visitors observed golden monkeys in Mgahinga National Park while keeping a safe distance.
Self-learning AI separates particle jets from background noise
Researchers led by Brookhaven National Laboratory developed an AI method that learns on its own to pick out important particle jet signals from background noise in simulated heavy-ion collisions.
Chinese brewers filtered rice alcohol over 5,000 years ago
Archaeological residues suggest brewers in eastern China used red mould to make rice alcohol and then strained the drink through cloth.
Tiny Caribbean fish and its sponge home: new research
Two new studies show that the tusked goby's relationship with its host sponge shapes nearly every aspect of its life. Newcastle University scientists led the research.
Mystery space radio signal repeating every eight minutes may finally be explained
Scientists have identified the origin of a radio signal repeating every eight minutes, more than 5,000 light-years away.
Water-activated polymer forms solid shapes underwater
Researchers developed a polymer that hardens when exposed to water and forms solid structures even underwater. It can also bond glass fragments.
The Peruvian city that has embraced Pope Leo as one of its own
Pope Leo XIV is visiting Peru on his Latin America tour, welcomed warmly by locals weeks after lung cancer surgery.
A likely supermassive neutron star may shed light on stellar mass gaps
Astronomers identified an unseen companion of a red giant star from its gravitational effects.
Over a million people attend Mass in Chiclayo, Peru
Pope Leo XIV celebrated Mass in northern Peru, where he once served as bishop, drawing over a million people.
Mountain growth spurts may have sparked complex life
New research suggests two phases of mountain growth in Earth's history matched periods of rising biodiversity.
Evolution found another way to build a primate brain
Studies show genetic changes can help the developing primate brain produce more cells through different pathways.
Ancient rocks reveal a journey from deep inside Earth
Granitic rocks on Türkiye's Marmara Sea shores reveal they formed as molten material deep in Earth's crust.
Genetic atlas reveals 10,000 years of sheep breeding
Researchers have built a new genetic atlas showing how thousands of years of selective breeding left traces in sheep DNA.
Lost draft of Martin Luther King's 'I Have a Dream' speech emerges
A previously unknown draft of the famous speech, written by King the morning of the event, was found in a desk drawer.
Fruit fly sleep protein yields peptides that inhibit resistant bacteria
Researchers in Tsukuba identified short antimicrobial peptides from a fruit fly sleep protein that inhibit drug-resistant bacteria in lab tests.
SpaceX to attempt first double catch of Starship rocket
Elon Musk's company will try to catch both parts of the giant rocket for the first time.
A newly found South African dinosaur was already a heavyweight as a youngster
A newly identified dinosaur species that lived more than 200 million years ago probably weighed about 400 kilograms even as a juvenile.
Chromium helps keep ruthenium stable in water electrolysis
ICFO researchers say chromium can stabilize ruthenium, which may support cleaner hydrogen production.
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Bronze leg from Scottish bog may have belonged to a Roman equestrian statue
Archaeologists believe the bronze leg found two centuries ago in a Scottish bog may have belonged to a large Roman emperor statue on horseback.
Genomic analysis restores species status to 12 overlooked coral species
An international team used genomic analysis to confirm 12 Australian east coast corals as distinct species.
Modified 3D printer builds living materials with over 100 layers
Researchers used a modified 3D printer to make living materials whose bacteria can clean contaminated water or break down waste.
Five solutions for low-carbon buildings
Five new ideas are presented for keeping the grid running on zero-carbon power as the energy system becomes fully sustainable. The article looks at options for low-carbon buildings and electricity.
Thursday, 12 Nov 2026
Community unites for Alíz's recovery in Hetényegyháza
The community of Bács-Kiskun is coming together to support Alíz's recovery. The help continues with a crafts afternoon in Hetényegyháza.
Nearly four hundred celebrate freshers' ball in Székesfehérvár
Almost four hundred university students celebrated at the freshers' ball in Székesfehérvár. Dance, music and an evening that lasted until dawn made it memorable.
Dániel Varga's water polo career beyond the pool
Former Szolnok water polo player Dániel Varga's career is tied to some of the brightest chapters of Hungarian water polo. The portrait also covers his life beyond sport.
Started as a goalkeeper at the factory, now runs it
A man from Kaposvár joined the factory as a goalkeeper and now leads the company. His story shows a successful transformation of a multi-billion forint business.
Treasures from Bakony's sunken past, 3–4 thousand years old
Archaeological finds reveal how our ancestors lived in the Bakony region several thousand years ago. A photo gallery presents the discovered treasures.
Hévíz switches entire town to LED streetlights
The spa town of Hévíz has replaced the lighting fixtures across its public lighting system with LED lamps. The upgrade is now complete.
Szoboszlai shirt helps young Lara from Győr on her road to recovery
A special sports memorabilia shirt found a buyer for 200,000 forints, with the proceeds supporting the recovery of Lara, a little girl from Győr.
Mórahalom jumped ten places and topped two counties
Mórahalom placed first among medium-sized settlements in two counties, moving up ten places.
Free lung screening offered by the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service
The Hungarian Maltese Charity Service is holding a free health screening in Kecskemét.
A first-grade girl asked a question adults might ponder
A first-grade girl raised an unusual question during a session in Rákóczifalva.
Anonymous benefactor's gift: four children in Békés County may see their dream come true with a special telescope
An anonymous benefactor gave the Mohorea family a special telescope, so four children in Békés County may see their dreams come true.
Another lake in Tata may be filled with water
After the Réti VIII lake, lakes six and seven may be filled next, and preparations have already begun.
Ice rink to open for the first time this year in a Hajdú-Bihar town
Plans call for an ice rink in the town, welcoming residents to enjoy it. The announcement is good news for locals.
Ghost moth species sought since the 19th century found in Hungary
Researchers have clearly confirmed the presence of the ornate mosaic moth in Hungary for the first time. The species had been sought since the 19th century.
Hockey meets fashion in Dunaújváros
As part of the Sport Remade programme, used textiles are being collected in Dunaújváros, and fans can also help with the initiative.
Chamber music returns to Székelyudvarhely
As part of the 24th Chamber Music Festival organised by the G. Egyesület, concerts and literary and theatre programmes run until November 14 in Székelyudvarhely.
Horse riders' charity action helped children and firefighters in Szalkszentmárton
The Szalkszentmárton Equestrian Sports Club raised support for two institutions, helping children and firefighters.
Nearly 600,000 visitors, Hungarian Bath Association returns to Gyula after twelve years
The Hungarian Bath Association held its general assembly in Gyula for the first time in twelve years, highlighting nearly 600,000 visitors and ongoing renewal.
Cottage cheese noodles instead of fish soup at the Szeged synagogue courtyard
At the courtyard of the Szeged synagogue the city's flavours were presented, with cottage cheese noodles and fish fritters replacing the planned fish soup due to summer heat.
New four-seat chairlift is being built at Mátraszentistván ski park
The Mátraszentistván ski park is being expanded with a new four-seat chairlift, boosting the attractiveness of the area.
Gasparich Street sidewalk renovated in Zalaegerszeg
The sidewalk renovation on Gasparich Street in Zalaegerszeg has been completed. The work also solved a long-standing traffic problem.
Where and when to meet Santa Claus
Santa Claus is coming and will bring presents. Children can meet him at the times and places listed.
Rare photos: US military band concert in Kaposvár in 1994
In March 1994 the European concert band of the U.S. Air Force Band performed for the audience of the national wind band festival in Kaposvár. Several hundred people listened to the concert.
Insect hotel opens at a kindergarten in Sárszentlőrinc
A shelter for insects has been created at the Sárszentlőrinc kindergarten. The initiative helps children learn about and protect nature.
Transylvanian folk dance in Bistrița on Hungarian Diaspora Day
The Hargita Székely Folk Dance Theatre performs a free show in Bistrița. Transylvanian landscapes, communities and traditions come alive through dance and music.
Hospital medical director visits the Wojtyla soup kitchen
The medical director of the hospital visited the Wojtyla soup kitchen. The poor received food as well as spiritual support.
Eighth graders in Barcs take part in a career guidance event
The halls in Barcs filled up as eighth graders sought help with their future education choices. The local school supports them in making the decision in the Dráva valley.
Martin's Day festival in Zalaegerszeg
On Saturday the Zalaegerszeg market fills with goose dishes, new wine and traditional programmes.
Students build their own vehicle at a Fejer County school
Over several weeks of work, students put their professional knowledge into practice.
World champions inspire Veszprem youth
As part of a series, athletes will visit several Veszprem schools and the Pannon University.
Young Eger striker shines in Youth Champions League
An MTK striker showed his talent in the Youth Champions League while also testing himself in the adult squad.
Social workers honoured in Debrecen
Several awards were presented in Debrecen on the occasion of Social Work Day.
Pecsvarad invites seniors to an Elderly Day celebration
An Elderly Day celebration is being organised in Pecsvarad for senior citizens.
Somogy landscape comes alive in a London gallery
Dalma Göncz's paintings, inspired by the Somogy landscape, are winning over prestigious London galleries.
Kecskemet gala has supported young talent for three decades
Talented young people will once again perform on the stage of the Kecskemet theatre at this gala, which has run for three decades.
Three bronze medals for Békéscsaba at the European Championships
Dániel Viczián, Lili Berta Jancsó and Klára Sipos all won bronze medals at the kick-boxing European Championships in Skopje.
A fairytale village awaits visitors in Mucsi during Advent
As Advent approaches, the village of Mucsi is dressed in festive lights, welcoming visitors with a magical atmosphere.
Roundabout worth over HUF 300 million to be built in Mosonmagyaróvár next year
The junction where Pozsonyi Road meets Kapucinus Street will be converted into a roundabout.
Richter enters partnership with the world's largest pharmaceutical company
Eli Lilly has acquired exclusive rights to manufacture and sell medicines combined with Richter's oestrogen product.
Dékány Patrik wins bronze at the junior national championships
Patrik Dékány from Szolnok won a bronze medal at the national junior épée fencing championship.
Eger's Christmas tree comes from Maklár
A giant spruce weighing about 5 tonnes is being transported from Maklár to Dobó Square in Eger. It will serve as the city's festive decoration.
Women's handball: Sárvár win and position swap in derby against Celldömölk
Büki TK won the derby against Celldömölk with 26 goals. The result also brought a swap of positions in the table.
Light tractor Christmas parade planned in Nógrád County
Illuminated tractors will bring Christmas cheer to Nógrád County. Organisers have announced the exact locations and times of the parade.
The special role of the sluices of Tata's Öreg-tó lake
Water management experts explained which sluice at Lake Öreg in Tata opens when, and what these structures are for.
Reformed orienteering team achieves historic success at national championship
The Reformed orienteers closed October with good results at the national long-distance and point-collecting team championship in Pilisszánt.
A Fehérvár column hides a historic secret
The former pillory in Fehérvár has become a place of devotion, while in Fertőrákos it was still used for punishment as late as 1946.
Nineteen social workers honored in Kaposvár
Nineteen professionals working in various areas of social care received mayoral recognition in Kaposvár on Social Work Day.
Laczkó Dezső Museum prepares three varied events in Veszprém
The Laczkó Dezső Museum in Veszprém will host three diverse events in November, covering archaeology, felt-making and football literature.
Exhibition on Pécs's former glassmaking history opens
A special exhibition opens in Pécs presenting the history of Hungary's former glassmaking stronghold, which once employed thousands.
Drawing, painting and sculpture: a Győr school welcomes young artists
The Széchenyi István University art school in Győr offers young students preparing for career choices a chance to explore art.
Four babies were born in Győr on Wednesday
Four newborns were born in Győr on Wednesday. Their names will be published only with parental consent.
Inota Festival closes with over 20,000 visitors
Organizers look back on the four-day festival with a video recap.
Zalaegerszeg's Kertváros Pensioners' Club celebrates 40 years
Kertváros Pensioners' Club in Zalaegerszeg, one of the city's key senior communities, celebrated its 40th anniversary.
MÁV-csoport's electric buses have served Balatonfüred for one year
Three fully electric buses have reduced Balatonfüred's carbon dioxide load by over 110 tonnes in a year compared with the diesel buses they replaced.
Tolna young fencers win gold in the Délvidék Árpád Vezér Days
Young fencers linked to Tolnai–Turán returned with gold, silver and bronze medals from the Délvidék Árpád Vezér Days.
Vas county Division III: autumn champions Táplán, Kondorfa and Rábapaty
Simaság surprisingly beat Szergény in the Vas county Division III league.
Győr women's water polo team reaches the upper group
With its fourth consecutive win in the women's NB I, the Győr water polo team qualified for the upper group.
Bánkitó festival returns to the lakeside
After the festival ended, the Valley of the Arts bought it, and next year it returns to its original location at Bánk. The first performer and date have already been announced.
Social care workers celebrated in Nyíregyháza
Staff of the Nyíregyháza Social Care and Primary Health Centre received recognition for their work.
Hundreds of children and adults filled the streets of Bácsalmás at the St. Martin's Day parade
The St. Martin's Day feast, lantern parade, award ceremony and commemoration took place in Bácsalmás.
Many babies born in Mosonmagyaróvár in recent days
Several families welcomed newborns in recent days, according to a hospital list.
Siberian bird rarity spotted at Ferencmajor bird observatory
Experts say the bird's presence may be linked to climate change.
Education centre to open in Debrecen
The independent institution is expected to begin operating within two years.
Pápa teachers make a pilgrimage to Rome
The teachers plan to use the experience in their school community and daily teaching.
New literary creative community forms in Szigetvár
Writers from Szigetvár are forming a new literary creative community, as founding member Szilárd Fábián described.
One Million Pages: nationwide reading programme launched
A nationwide reading challenge called One Million Pages launched on November 11, bringing together students from hundreds of Hungarian schools to encourage reading.
Thirty years of the Együd Árpád Art School in Somogy
The Együd Árpád Basic Art School celebrated its 30th anniversary with a photo exhibition titled Timeless Moments on November 9.
Katalin Karikó becomes honorary citizen of Szolnok
Katalin Karikó has become an honorary citizen of Szolnok, saying her professional career began in the city.
Celldömölk's Ság Hill gains world fame
The Ság Hill in Celldömölk is mentioned alongside Mount Fuji and the Norwegian fjords on an international list.
Hungarian-Polish-Czech research project wins Synergy Grant
The ERC announced this year's Synergy Grant winners, including a Hungarian-Polish-Czech collaborative project.
Lanterns light up the housing estate
The residents celebrated the feast of Saint Martin with a lantern procession on the Jereván housing estate.
Teams followed Júlia Szendrey's trail in Zalaegerszeg
Six teams from five towns competed at the eighth Zalaegerszeg quiz event about Júlia Szendrey.
Good news about the Lake Balaton water level
A change in the water level of Lake Balaton is a positive development after a period of low water.
Ground sills to hold back water in the Middle Danube Valley
The Middle Danube Valley Water Directorate plans to build bottom sills to retain the water volume that appeared after heavy rains.
A baby was born on Wednesday in Sopron
A baby was born at the Sopron hospital on Wednesday; names will be published with parental consent.
St. Martin's cake fair moves indoors due to rain
The St. Martin's Day cake fair will go ahead, moved to a covered venue with a new location.
Basketball: Ancrum praises the Körmend community
Tanoh Dez said a team cannot always win by 20 points, while Ancrum praised the Körmend community.
Körmend: Tábor wins comfortably against Kaposvár
The Körmend team secured a comfortable victory over Kaposvár in the league match.
Temporary weirs keep rainwater in the landscape
The Middle Danube Valley Water Directorate is building temporary sill barriers to hold rainwater in the landscape and slow its runoff.
Onward to Rábaköz: a tourism association has been formed
The Irány a Rábaköz Tourism Association has been established, and organizers are inviting industry players to join.
Dreamlike landscape at Lake Tisza: Kerekes Band shoots a music video
The Kerekes Band filmed a music video at Lake Tisza, featuring landscapes that were once covered by water for decades.
More hope: new nursing assistants being trained at the Szekszárd hospital
The Balassa János hospital in Szekszárd is training new nursing assistants to strengthen the supply of nurses.
Exhibition recalls the 700th-anniversary figure of the knight king
Objects and period documents from ten museums and archives come together in a special exhibition recalling the knight king born 700 years ago.
Rain washed out Márton's Day lantern parade in Elek, but children still celebrated
Despite the rain, the Márton's Day lantern parade in Elek went ahead. The children still celebrated.
16 more trees for the Graduates' Grove in Törökszentmiklós
Graduating students in Törökszentmiklós once again planted trees together to help build a greener future. This year's effort added 16 new trees.
Insulated bus stop built for residents of Csehbánya
An eight square metre, insulated bus shelter was built, so people waiting for the bus there will not have to stay out in the cold.
Roland Horváth scores 41 points in U21 basketball
In the U21 basketball championship both Körmend and Falco won, and Falco's Roland Horváth scored 41 points.
MTA doctor wins 10 million euro European Research Council grant
Beatrix F. Romhányi, a doctor of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences, will study the history of Central and Eastern Europe between the 14th and 18th centuries with Czech and Polish researchers, backed by a 10 million euro ERC grant.
Moved to tears as she received an award in Bonyhád
A special award was presented in Bonyhád, where the recipients could also personally greet the namesake of the town's institution.
Miskolc kindergartens' St. Martin's Day festivities succeed despite rain
More than 250 people took part in the Martin's Day event of Miskolc kindergartens, despite the rainy weather.
Charity concert helps three children in difficult circumstances
Marcel Leczky and his brother Sebastian support disadvantaged children through charity concerts.
Helvécia glows at the St. Martin's Day lantern parade
The St. Martin's Day lantern parade in Helvécia was full of lights, music and cheerful conversations.
Bookbinding and 3D printing for Zalaegerszeg students
Tenth-grade pupils from the Ady school in Zalaegerszeg took part in a library programme about bookbinding and 3D printing.
Gerber András honored as lifetime plant director in Kaposvár
About 140 colleagues attended the farewell of the retiring Videoton plant director with special gifts.
Nógrád pair achieves historic success in Zemplén
Róbert Szőllős and Bence Kerekes took second place, two category wins and the U25 national title at the end of the season.
Top crossword solvers gather in Nyúl
Seniors from Győr-Moson-Sopron county showed their mental sharpness at a crossword contest.
Azahriah unexpectedly joined a street musician in a Budapest underpass
Marcell Oláh was playing guitar covers in the Astoria underpass one night when Azahriah appeared among the listeners and joined in singing.
Savings from the roof: solar system in Nagykanizsa
A 30 kilowatt solar system was installed on the roof of the Inkubátorház in Nagykanizsa. The project could lower energy costs for local entrepreneurs.
Prestigious award: Dr. György Tóth receives the Zay Prize
Dr. György Tóth, chief paramedic at the Nyíregyháza ambulance station, received the Zay Prize this school year.
The 47th Christmas Cup in Hatvan will be even bigger
The Christmas Cup tournament in Hatvan is growing this year, and entries are accepted once registration and the entry fee are paid on time.
Blood donation, music and pizza: unusual event in Pécs
The band 30Y will host a blood donation in Pécs, with a prize game also planned. The event builds on community support for blood donors.
Four Dombóvár social workers receive the Jószolgálatáért Award
On Social Work Day, four professionals in Dombóvár were recognised for their dedicated work.
Santa house decorated in Ópusztaszer for over a hundred children
The association Mindent a Gyermekekért és Családokért is decorating a Santa house in Ópusztaszer to make the holidays nicer for more than a hundred children.
Nearly 300 students visit open week at Tatabánya's Árpád Gymnasium
Close to 300 students attended the open days at the Árpád Gymnasium in Tatabánya. Several workshops and information sessions were offered.
DesignFest debuts in Budapest with 55 events
Budapest's first DesignFest will run for 11 days with 55 events at more than 30 venues. The program covers product design, digital technologies and contemporary crafts.
Millimetres Decided the Success – Wonderful Creations at Lake Velence
This year's competition at Lake Velence again showcased a great deal of work and creativity in the demonstration gardens.
Böde Dániel's return to the pitch is approaching
Böde Dániel has reached another important milestone in his rehabilitation, and fans are waiting for his comeback.
A new era begins for the Bánkitó Festival
After a two-year break, the festival returns to its original venue at Lake Bánk in Nógrád County.
Social workers in Orosháza receive recognition
Social workers in Orosháza have been honored for their work done behind the scenes.
Special meteor shower expected in mid-November
According to the Svábhegy Observatory, one of the year's most exciting meteor showers can be seen in mid-November.
Several Szeged canoeists named best of the year by federation
Several athletes from Szeged were honored among the year's best canoeists by the federation.
Smart bin being tested in Budapest compacts waste by itself
A smart bin is being tested in Budapest that compacts waste automatically and signals when it is full. It can hold up to 700 liters of waste.
Rubik's Cube is made in Hungary again
One million Rubik's Cubes a year are planned in Jászberény, bringing the puzzle back home. Its inventor launched the production line himself.
Eger receives international recognition in several categories
Eger has received another international award, further strengthening the city's reputation.
Pakistan hosts a tourism event in Budapest
The embassy's first Budapest tourism event presented the country's mountains, historic cities, cuisine and flight connections.
Fejér County police and councils join community tree planting
Police in Fejér County and local municipalities took part together in a community tree-planting action in Gárdony.
Another international gold medal in Belgrade
Lilla Papp, a judoka from the SBTC club in Salgótarján, won another international gold medal in Belgrade.
Márton's Day fair and concerts in Heves county
Theatre performances, concerts, goose dinners and traditional programmes await visitors this weekend.
Renovation begins in Virág district in Gyergyószentmiklós
The southern part of the Virág district is being renovated with over 28 million lei of EU funding.
Balls, markets, bumper cars and football in Nógrád
Community events including a ball, a market, bumper cars and a football match take place in Nógrád this weekend.
Eger's Christmas tree had an eventful journey
The 14.5-metre tree hit several obstacles on its way to Eger and reached the town in the end. A lamp post was knocked over along the way.
Great success: Kaposvár runner finishes fourth at the Youth Olympics
Áron Horváth placed fourth at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar.
36 dogs and a cat need help – a charity ball is held on Saturday
On November 14 the Együtt egy életért, ártatlan állatokért Association holds a charity ball to help 36 dogs and one cat.
Police officers, mechanics and engineers helped students choose careers
A career orientation day at the Csonka school in Szeged brought police officers, car mechanics and engineers together to introduce their professions to students.
Children in Mezőtúr get a special task before Christmas
This year Mezőtúr is letting children's imagination shape the design of the town's Christmas postcard.
Pásti József receives a prestigious national award
Pásti József received a national award for his work as a competition organizer, poetry reciter and drama educator.
Touching farewell to a paramedic after 46 years
After 46 years, Attila Nagy said goodbye to the Oroszlány ambulance station in a touching video.
Kindergarten children in Salgótarján bring light to the dusk on St. Martin's Day
Kindergarten children in Salgótarján carried lanterns into the early winter darkness during the St. Martin's Day celebration.
ZTE KK player Máté Pongó also works as a referee
The basketball player explained why he chose refereeing and how the two roles fit together alongside his matches.
Dirt roads replaced by new pavement in three Nyíregyháza streets
Residents of Nyíregyháza, who had long waited for it, saw dirt roads on three streets replaced by new pavement.
Christmas vouchers delivered to homes in Makó
Christmas vouchers in envelopes will be delivered to homes in Makó from Friday, so everyone receives one before Christmas.
Tamási celebrates with a torchlight procession
Residents of Tamási held a torchlight procession to celebrate in the town.
Thirty-one goals in three matches in Fejér County's third division
Postponed league matches in Fejér County's third division produced thirty-one goals across three games last weekend.
Budapest Christmas market ranks among world's top 10 festive destinations
Budapest's Advent Bazilika market ranks among the world's top 10 trending festive destinations as international interest grows.
New work machine worth nearly 10 million HUF arrives in Kunszentmiklós
The town of Kunszentmiklós has expanded its equipment with a new work machine costing nearly 10 million HUF.
Life-saving device installed on Petőfi Island
A life-saving device has been installed on Petőfi Island that can save lives in an emergency.
Zorka Vlasics wins silver at the year's most prestigious competition
The Hungarian gymnast won silver at one of the year's most prestigious events. Three junior gymnasts were also invited.
Interactive games awaited students in Békéscsaba
Students were welcomed with interactive games at the Money Museum in Békéscsaba.
The library bus returns to Bogád
The library bus is coming back to Bogád, so local residents no longer need to travel to Pécs for books.
Women from Borsod win eight gold medals at a world championship
Women from Borsod won eight gold medals at a world championship. The source reported the results with photos.
Traffic is possible again on the Csongrád wooden bridge
Traffic has resumed on the wooden bridge in Csongrád. A weight limit is in effect.
PTE ETK community unites to support Olivér Katona
The community raised support with a charity cake sale and a St. Martin's Day gathering. Lectures were also part of the program.
Strong finish expected for Hungary at the Youth Olympics
More than half of the Hungarian athletes could reach the podium at the Youth Olympics. A win over the host nation could crown the finish.
Joan as Police Woman concert at the House of Music
The New York singer-songwriter performs in Budapest on November 18. The artist also talked about the power of poetry.
Brass gathering in Dunaszekcső brings music and dance
A brass band meeting in Dunaszekcső featured musicians and dancers entertaining the local crowd.
Student wine knowledge contest from Szekszárd
Students in Szekszárd competed in a national contest on wine knowledge, performing impressively without tasting any wine.
200 kilometres for a sick little girl in Bácsalmás
A community run in Bácsalmás supports a sick little girl, and anyone can join, even for a single lap.
Hanga's perfect six: a weightlifting championship story
The story of a weightlifter's championship title, showing how persistence and attention to detail led to success.
Veszprem engineers' professional community turns thirty
A jubilee event marked thirty years of the Veszprem engineers' professional community, with awards presented to members.
Zalaegerszeg literature teacher receives prestigious award
Anita Karáth, a teacher at the Zrínyi Miklós Gymnasium, received an award for her work in teaching literature.
Roma Ki Mit Tud? celebrates jubilee in Szombathely
The Vas County Police held the tenth edition of the talent contest for disadvantaged and Roma youth in Szombathely.
Singer Szilvia Agárdi overcomes serious skin disease
The singer has recovered from a serious skin disease and announced she will perform on stage in December.
Two problems solved at apartment buildings in Paks
An investment solved two problems at apartment buildings in Paks, financed from a representative's fund.
Szeged receives Hungarian Academy of Sciences science-friendly town award
Szeged received the Hungarian Academy of Sciences science-friendly town recognition without needing to apply.
First exhibition of photography apprentices at Handler
Photography apprentices from the Handler school present their work at their first joint exhibition.
Young woodworking talents compete
Young people competed in the woodworking field.
How the Gruffalo monster was created
Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler visited Budapest and spoke about the story of The Gruffalo, translated into over 100 languages, and its children's opera.
Bus shelter in Csehbánya looks like a family home
The new bus shelter in Csehbánya is an eight square metre building that at first glance resembles a family house.
Lecture on good leadership at Széchenyi University
Per Johansson, Swedish coach of Győri Audi ETO KC, gave a lecture on leadership to international students at Széchenyi István University.
Eger's Christmas tree arrives at Dobó Square
After a difficult transport, Eger's Christmas tree arrived at Dobó Square after dark.
More trees planted along Lőver körút
Columnar hornbeams were planted along Lőver körút. The tree-lined street has gained new trees.
Viewers from 25 countries followed the 6th eSzínház Festival, awards presented
At the sixth eSzínház Festival, audiences from 25 countries followed the performances. The award winners also received cash prizes.
Record number of young people honored: nearly 150 Békés students receive Excellence Awards
Ten of them can boast excellent report cards.
Kindergarten drawings honored in four categories
A jury evaluated the artworks of 99 children, and an exhibition of the works was also held.
Presztízs Gala marks 25 years: regional economic excellence recognized
On November 12 the jubilee 25th Presztízs award ceremony was held, honoring economic achievers in the region.
Missing Vasarely works resurface after 15 years
Twenty-six works by Victor Vasarely have returned to the collection of a French foundation after being missing for 15 years.
Superconducting vortices provide evidence that clogging is a phase transition
Japanese researchers used superconducting vortices to show that clogging is a nonequilibrium phase transition.
Fluorescent probes reveal fluid-like barriers inside nuclear pores of living cells
German researchers observed in living human cells how molecules pass through nuclear pores.
Pope Leo XIV welcomed home in Peru
Thousands greeted Pope Leo XIV in Peru, where he spent more than two decades as a missionary and bishop.
Necks did not evolve for the reason we thought
Scientists found that the first land animals had stiff necks, which suggests necks emerged from changes that helped animals move on their front limbs rather than to turn their heads.
RSV vaccines markedly reduce infections
New data show that vaccines and monoclonal antibody injections are reducing hospitalisations caused by the respiratory virus.
Massive brain atlas maps nearly 26 million cells
An international team profiled nearly 26 million basal ganglia brain cells to build a cross-species reference database that could help understand conditions from Parkinson's disease to addiction.
Novel CRISPR therapy is poised to gain first FDA approval to alter genes inside the body
A new CRISPR treatment is close to becoming the first approved to edit genes inside the body. Earlier CRISPR therapies required removing the patient's cells first.
A protein that drives ageing without inflammation
A study found that aged mice lacking granzyme K had better heart and liver function and less kidney damage.
Independent technique validates landmark M87* black hole image
An Australian team used a new imaging technique that confirms the 2019 image of the black hole's shadow.
After a decade of community pressure, Los Angeles bans oil drilling
Residents living near oil wells in Los Angeles have won a permanent ban on oil drilling in the city's most densely populated neighborhoods.
Bronze leg found in Scottish bog sheds new light on Roman occupation
The gilded bronze leg, found over 200 years ago, is now the centrepiece of a new exhibition in Edinburgh.
Some sports may build bone strength better than walking
A new study finds that explosive sports such as football and handball increase bone formation markers more than walking or weight training.
Levels of toxic 'forever' chemicals fall sharply in England's rivers
The decline is attributed to strict restrictions on the use of these substances.
Retired ocean liner to become the world's largest artificial reef
The former ocean liner SS United States will be turned into a reef, creating a new habitat for marine life.
NASA probe finds hidden pattern in the Sun's chaotic magnetic fields
NASA's Parker Solar Probe found that turbulent magnetic fields reverse their rotation at small scales, which may help predict geomagnetic storms.
Quantum computer stores memory in vibrations like a guitar string
Researchers built a quantum computer that stores information in microscopic vibrations, a step toward smaller and more powerful machines.
Former ocean liner sunk to become a giant artificial reef off Florida
The SS United States was scuttled off the Florida coast and will become a diving destination and home for marine life.
New supercomputer simulation shows how the universe emerged from darkness
The Lumina simulation recreates 2 billion years of early cosmic history across a region 1.6 billion light-years wide, with more detail than previous models.
Lock opened after 400 years
X-ray images helped researchers work out the letter combination of a padlock from a 16th-century smuggling ship that was wrecked.
Orange lichen glows on winter trees
Clusters of winter lichen shine orange on tree bark while much of nature rests. The image shows the beauty of winter nature.
Scotland's Flow Country blanket bogs store vast amounts of carbon
Blanket bogs in the Scottish Highlands store large amounts of carbon. The area is important for climate protection.
Moon, Venus and Spica meet in the sky
A NASA astronomy picture shows the Moon, Venus and the star Spica together in the night sky.
Scientists map one of the planet's last untouched ecosystems
Researchers are mapping one of the world's last wild ecosystems to better understand what has been lost elsewhere.
A rare miracle born at a British zoo
A rare animal was born at a British zoo, and the news has captured many people's attention.
Art trail celebrates the arrival of black bears at a zoo
Jersey Zoo is marking the arrival of black bears with an art trail for visitors. The event highlights the animals.
Regular park visits may boost children's mental health
A new study finds that children taken to parks regularly from birth until age 11 tend to have better mental health and social skills.
Record-breaking optical internet: 20,000 films in a second
Chinese researchers reached a transfer speed of 3.2 petabits per second with an optical system. The technology works in real time with commercially intended equipment.
The story of the world's oldest Toyota
In The Hague, a 90-year-old Toyoda AA car was examined, recalling the brand's beginnings.
Thousands celebrate the start of carnival season in Cologne
Cologne has begun its 2026 carnival season. Thousands gathered for music, costumes and celebrations despite rainy weather.
Good news in history: Voyager 1 reaches Saturn
46 years ago, NASA's Voyager 1 probe reached Saturn and sent back the first images of its rings.
Mossy cities of the future: a green idea from Aachen
After a 2012 protest in Aachen to save a tree, a street artist imagined greener cities covered in moss. The article presents this eco-friendly design idea.
EU and Australia agree to deepen research cooperation
Australian researchers and organisations can join and lead projects under the Horizon Europe programme. The agreement strengthens science and innovation ties.
Siemens closes record year, AI and data centres drive growth
Siemens orders reached record levels, driven by demand for artificial intelligence and data centres. The company has also raised its medium-term growth targets.
Connor McDavid still in outstanding form, scoring in his 20th game of the season
The Canadian player has reached 49 points this season. He continued his strong form with another scoring performance.
Earth's water may have formed in its fiery early atmosphere
Scientists found that rock particles reacting with hydrogen under extreme heat can produce water within minutes.
Europe's Hera spacecraft begins close inspection of asteroid hit by NASA
A European spacecraft has begun close inspections of an asteroid that NASA rammed four years ago in a planetary defense test.
Pope Leo welcomed by cheering crowds in Peru
Pope Leo was greeted by a cheering crowd in Peru on November 11, where he spent over two decades as a missionary and bishop. President Keiko Fujimori welcomed him.
Why do wild geese fly in a V formation?
In autumn, flocks of wild geese fly in a V shape across the sky. The formation is not an accident but a clever solution from nature.
Historic ocean liner becomes the world's largest artificial reef
A 20th-century ocean liner was deliberately sunk to become a marine habitat.
Light-controlled tool halts cellular recycling to reveal disease clues
Researchers developed a light-responsive tool that halts the cell's recycling process, which may help explain how diseases develop.
Researchers find molecular marker that could help detect ovarian cancer early
Scientists have identified a molecular signal that may help detect ovarian cancer earlier and improve treatment decisions.
Pope Leo XIV joyfully returns to Peru
The pope arrived in Lima, where he spent two decades as a missionary. The 71-year-old pontiff recently had lung cancer surgery.
Drones deliver food to flood-stranded chimpanzees
At a Florida sanctuary, drones carry bananas and other food to chimpanzees cut off by flooding.
Butterfly that fooled scientists for 200 years reveals its secrets
Researchers found that a tropical butterfly actually belongs to three nearly identical species, including one previously unknown to science, revealed by hidden UV patterns and DNA differences.
Kenya discharges its last Ebola patient
The last patient recovered and was discharged, and the 11 quarantined people were also released. A 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free has begun.
New Samsung feature may help spot dangerous sleep irregularities
Samsung has improved the AI-based sleep monitoring feature of Galaxy watches and Galaxy Ring, giving users a more detailed view of sleep irregularities.
Five new miniature frog species found in the eastern Himalayas
Scientists have identified five new miniature frog species in the eastern Himalayas. They evolved as the mountains rose and the Asian monsoon took shape.
Euclid mission maps over 900 million galaxies
The Euclid space telescope's first major data release reveals more than 900 million galaxies and about 15,000 possible gravitational lensing cases.
Tropics were not always the most diverse marine environments
A new study finds that tropical seas were not always the most species-rich, suggesting today's latitudinal diversity pattern has changed over time.
Cats meow deliberately to their owners, research finds
A study by etologists at the University of São Paulo found that cats use their meows deliberately to get their owners to solve a problem.
Treasure map reveals where unknown prehistoric life may be hiding
An analysis of 540 million years of marine fossils mapped unexplored, fossil-rich regions where researchers may find previously unknown species.
Perseverance finds organic carbon in ancient Martian rocks
NASA's Perseverance rover confirmed complex organic carbon beneath the surface of ancient Martian rocks, suggesting the building blocks of life may once have been widespread on Mars.
AI-based method could make bionic vision more precise for the blind
Scientists developed an AI approach that makes experimental bionic vision more precise and could bring researchers closer to restoring some degree of sight to blind people.
Protein found that could improve horse strangles testing
Researchers at Texas A&M have identified a protein that could help more accurately determine whether a horse has been exposed to the bacterium causing strangles.
Crows make decisions twice as fast as humans
Researchers at the University of Tübingen found that crows identify the direction of moving dots in an average of 235 milliseconds, twice as fast as humans, while staying accurate.
Japanese forests shift toward warm-adapted trees
A new study finds Japanese forests are changing structure and shifting toward tree species better adapted to warmer climates.
Teens rescue flooded neighbors on paddleboards
Teenagers on paddleboards rescued a mother and her son from floodwaters in Florida after emergency services could not reach them.
European Space Agency studies asteroid with Hera probe
The Hera spacecraft is studying the Didymos asteroid and its moon Dimorphos, including traces of the earlier impact.
Endeavour's journey to Los Angeles
NASA photographers look back at the images of the Endeavour's final flight, as a new exhibit opens.
Battery runs on vitamin B12
Researchers used vitamin B12 to catalyze reactions in a lightweight, sustainable rechargeable battery.
Hubble shares a gallery of gravitational lenses
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured gravitational lenses that prepare the ground for future Roman Space Telescope observations.
Watching bear cubs perform acrobatics in the Great Smoky Mountains
An article from the Great Smoky Mountains National Park describes misty ridges, ancient forests and rich wildlife, including playful bear cubs.
Demand for green-skilled workers is rising fast
A LinkedIn report says workers with green skills are being hired at more than 1.5 times the rate of the wider workforce.
A Georgia O'Keeffe painting turned up in a New York closet
An elderly aunt mentioned a Georgia O'Keeffe painting while a woman was cleaning out her East Village apartment. The joyful rediscovery followed.
ESA's Hera spots a half-hidden asteroid moonlet
ESA's Hera mission released a new image of the Didymos binary asteroid system, showing part of its 151-metre moonlet Dimorphos.
100-year-old 'store mom' surprised with her first birthday party
After a stroke, Gretchen Sollo started daily walks in a Lowe's store in Illinois, where employees threw her a surprise birthday party for her 100th birthday.
Non-coding RNAs help keep genes on schedule
Research suggests that non-coding RNAs help cells and organs develop in the right order and timing in multicellular organisms.
Punch the macaque is no longer alone
In a new video, Punch, the macaque who became an international star after being abandoned, is seen with others.
French butter brings joy around the world
A feature on France's love of butter describes its traditional rules and the flavoured artisan butters tourists bring home.
Ant colonies grow more resilient as they age
Research shows that western harvester ant colonies become less likely to die and more likely to reproduce as they get older.
Taiwan's tea growers adapt to climate change by letting nature lead
In Taiwan's Alishan mountains, tea growers are dropping chemical inputs and adopting wild, nature-based cultivation to adapt to climate change.
Deep-sea sea pigs host unusual bacteria
University of Tokyo researchers found a new bacterium under the skin of deep-sea sea pigs, with a very small genome.
Euclid space telescope releases its largest 3D map of the universe
The Euclid Consortium and the European Space Agency released the first major data batch from the Euclid space telescope, capturing light from more than a billion objects.
Centuries-old cathedral emerges from Sudan's desert
New excavations help researchers better understand the vast medieval church discovered in Sudan.
Electron beam method shows early success against livestock-threatening flies
Texas A&M researchers achieved early success using electron beam technology for the sterile insect technique against New World screwworm flies.
An Australian plant could help make stronger biodegradable film
UNSW researchers found that adding pigface extract to seaweed-based films significantly improves their strength and flexibility.
New diagnostic method identifies obesity risk more accurately than BMI
A recent study published in Nature found the new method identifies patients at health risk more accurately than the body mass index.
France celebrates 200 years of photography
France marks the bicentenary of the first fixed photographic image, with a conversation about photography's impact on society.
Unified framework for classifying unconventional magnets
Chinese researchers have developed a unified framework of symmetry criteria for classifying unconventional magnets.
New sensor tracks plant stress in real time without harming them
Engineers have developed a sensor that attaches to plants and tracks their response to drought and fire in real time, without damaging them.
Super gel developed that can rebuild damaged tooth enamel
Researchers at the University of Nottingham developed a gel that uses minerals naturally found in saliva to regrow worn or damaged tooth enamel. The research could advance dental care.
Researchers discover new cell type in the human brain
Scientists created a detailed cell-level map of the basal ganglia, a key brain region. The atlas may help develop better treatments for serious neurological and psychiatric diseases.
Rain may help the ocean absorb more carbon than we thought
Researchers say global carbon budgets may underestimate ocean carbon uptake by about 5% to 15% because they do not fully account for rain's effects on the ocean surface.
103-year-old D-Day veteran gets his lost war medals back
An amateur historian found the veteran's military record, and his family tracked down the medals, which were returned to him just before Veterans Day.
Tiny cracks and a 9-volt battery could help fight superbugs
Australian scientists found that controlled microscopic cracks improve an antibacterial coating that destroys bacteria when activated by a small electric charge.
Banana peel lipids could help cherry tomatoes stay fresh longer
Researchers are testing edible coatings made from banana peel lipids that could slow spoilage and reduce food waste.
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New dwarf planet candidate found beyond Pluto
Astronomers have found ED138, a possible dwarf planet beyond Pluto that takes roughly 280 years to orbit the Sun.
Sequential insect peaks help sustain alpine birds
Research shows that peaks in arthropod availability across snow and vegetation help alpine birds survive their short breeding season.
Pumpkin seed protein gives a twist to plant-based coffee creamer
Researchers extracted protein from pumpkin seeds to make a plant-based coffee creamer, which participants preferred to a commercial nondairy product in initial taste tests.
A suspected black hole turns out to be a rapidly spinning star
A suspected black hole has turned out to be a rapidly spinning star in the NGC 1850 cluster of the Large Magellanic Cloud.
Researchers map the brain's behavioral gatekeeper for the first time
Researchers supported by the NIH BRAIN Initiative have produced an atlas of the brain's behavioral gatekeeper, helping to understand neurological disorders.
Parrot-like feeding for the Hell chicken
For the first time, researchers could closely examine the skull and jaw of a bird-like dinosaur that lived 66 million years ago.
About 450 new sources found in the gamma-ray gap
Fourteen years of Fermi data revealed around 450 sources in a largely unexplored gamma-ray energy range.
Dense ceramic films possible at low temperatures
A liquid-phase growth strategy makes ceramic films dense and uniform at lower temperatures, saving energy.
NASA Ames Stars of the Month: November 2026
The NASA Ames Science Directorate recognized three staff members for their outstanding contributions to the mission.
Lemon waste could yield a more flexible bioplastic
A new study shows lemon processing residues can be turned into a bioplastic that is more flexible than a commercial counterpart.
Skin microbes may help endangered sawfish survive
Researchers say microbes on the skin of the critically endangered largetooth sawfish may protect its young in oxygen-poor pools.
Roman fort discovered in Wales
A Roman timber fort found in Pembrokeshire has brought renewed attention to a medieval Welsh legend.
Star system found emitting radio signals every eight minutes
Researchers link the regular radio pulses to a pair of stars: a dead star and one similar to our Sun.
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A mysterious lock from an 1583 shipwreck opened for the first time in over 400 years
A metal detectorist found the brass lock in the wreck of the merchant ship Ann Francis, which sank off southern Wales. Researchers used micro-CT scans to identify the four-letter combination, and the lock opened for the first time.
Space dust hints at an ancient water reservoir in the Kuiper belt
Researchers say dust particles in the Kuiper belt point to an ancient reservoir of heavy-oxygen water.
The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time gets a remake
The classic game The Legend of Zelda: Ocarina of Time has been remade, and reviewers say the new version is better than the original.
Heart-shaped smoke trail over NASA Kennedy Space Center
The US Air Force Thunderbirds drew a heart-shaped smoke trail near NASA's Vehicle Assembly Building during an air show.
Ordinary cameras help preserve living plant collections
University of Tartu researchers show that everyday cameras can create detailed 3D plant models for botanical gardens and museums.
China switches on the world's largest liquid air energy storage plant
China has started the world's largest demonstration plant for a new, cheap renewable energy storage method using liquid air.
Senegalese young wrestlers win gold at Dakar Youth Olympics
Senegal's young wrestlers adapted traditional wrestling skills to beach wrestling and won gold at the Youth Olympics.
Cats' meows may be a real attempt to get our attention
A food-based test suggests that cats meow to communicate with humans, not only to express their feelings.
How limestone-eating shipworms breed in turbulent water
Researchers at Northeastern University's Ocean Genome Legacy Center studied the breeding strategy of limestone-eating shipworms. The results could lead to new lifesaving medical developments.
Two hot zones near Earth's core may fuel ocean volcanoes
Scientists identified two hot zones near Earth's core that may fuel volcanoes beneath the oceans.
Katie Spicer works on NASA's Artemis moon lander
Katie Spicer leads lander integration for Blue Origin's Blue Moon Mark 2, one of the human landing systems for NASA's Artemis program.
Sound can create a sense of resistance during hand movement
Researchers found that sound alone can create a sense of resistance when moving a hand, which could make virtual reality more accessible to people with visual impairments.
Pantanal jaguars reveal a surprisingly social side
A study in Brazil's Pantanal found that jaguars often pair up and are far more social than previously expected.
The Euclid space telescope sets a new standard in cosmology
The European Space Agency launched the Euclid space telescope in July 2023 to create the largest and most detailed map of the universe.
Victory in the rivalry game, with fans shaking the stadium
Utah beat BYU 28–20 in their rivalry football game. The fans' enthusiasm caused measurable seismic shaking in the stadium.
World record: 3D images at 150,000 frames per second
An INRS research team developed an ultrafast imaging technology that captures three-dimensional images at up to 150,000 frames per second. The study was published in Nature Communications.
What a brewery can teach the chemical industry
Researchers borrow a principle from brewing to help microbes produce chemicals that would otherwise be toxic to them, supporting biology-based manufacturing.
Hubble gallery of gravitational lenses prepares targets for Roman
NASA's Hubble Space Telescope captured a gallery of gravitational lenses, laying groundwork for follow-up observations by the Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescope.
Reusable molecular fabric could cut energy needed to separate industrial chemicals
UT Austin and Zhejiang University scientists developed a reusable molecular fabric that could separate industrial chemicals more energy-efficiently. The research is published in Nature.
Unrealistic emissions scenarios help AI climate models prepare for unfamiliar futures
MIT researchers developed a technique that makes AI climate prediction models faster, more trustworthy and adaptable.
Kane celebrates England record with a goal
Harry Kane scored a goal that marked a new England record during Nations League matches.
Layered superionic conductor hosts atomic vibrations that behave like liquids, glasses and crystals
Chinese scientists directly observed liquid-like, glass-like and crystal-like atomic vibrations coexisting in a layered crystalline solid.
New AI tool exposes plant pathogens and the genes behind them
A bioinformatician developed a computational method that identifies potential plant pathogens and the genes that may cause disease.
Catalyst regeneration enables durable hydrogen production from ammonia
Researchers at the National University of Singapore developed a catalyst-regeneration method that keeps hydrogen production from ammonia running. In lab tests, production continued for over 2,000 hours.
Italy beat France 3-1 and move top of Nations League group
Michael Olise gave France the lead, but Pio Esposito scored twice and Davide Frattesi added one to secure Italy's comeback win.
3D-printed raptor puppets help wildlife rehabilitation
Four new 3D-printed feeding puppets at the Salthaven wildlife center help caregivers feed young raptors while reducing human contact.
Europe's look-alike Alpine newts turn out to be five distinct species
Genetic research by Leiden biologists shows the Alpine newt is actually five species. One was new to science and named Mesotriton similis.
Chip-based laser cooling could ease quantum computing bottleneck
Cornell researchers developed a laser-cooling technique that could remove a significant bottleneck in building larger, faster quantum computers.
Wednesday, 11 Nov 2026
School honors its former director with a memorial wall and new award
The Dunaújváros school is honoring Árpád Jankó, its former director, with a memorial wall and a new award. Most of his career was tied to the school.
Milestone for a girl with a rare illness in Tatabánya: Lilla receives a new pushchair
The specialised pushchair brought great joy to the family. The family still has another difficulty to solve.
Rare bird found in Borsod
An extremely rare bird has appeared in a Borsod settlement, one never before seen in Hungary.
Időfürkész competition final in Kőszeg
The 11 best student teams competed in the final of the Időfürkész contest in Kőszeg, which became international this year.
Pavement renovated at a bus stop and sidewalk in Zala
After a resident report, over 120 square metres of surface were renewed, removing the accident risk.
ETO captain receives national team call-up
The ETO captain was moved to tears after receiving an invitation to the Hungarian national team.
Self-driving food delivery robot debuts in Hungary
Wolt presented its self-driving food delivery robot in Hungary, which operates under special traffic rules.
Volunteers of a charity service in Makó
Volunteers of the charity service in Makó distribute donations every Tuesday.
National Animation Festival with creative experiences in November
Childhood favourite cartoons come to life on screen at the National Animation Festival.
New lift under construction at the Mátraszentistván ski park
At the Mátraszentistván ski park, the haul rope has already been installed on the new lift.
Nagykanizsa community project competes in national contest
The Nagykanizsa project took part in the Community Initiative of the Year vote run by the Volunteer Centre Foundation. It received several thousand votes in the national competition.
Baja joins Ádi the Clown's charity drive
Baja has also joined a nationwide fundraising campaign. Even a single chocolate can make a big difference, the initiative says.
Young people revive a folk tradition
At the community house, young people brought a folk tradition back to life, and locals welcomed the special performance.
Young forestry student inherits love of the forest from his father
In a family from Kőszeg, the forester profession is passed from father to son. The young forestry student continues this passion.
Started with 276 members, now nearly 800 – Fejér County Chamber of Engineers celebrates anniversary
The Fejér County Chamber of Engineers celebrated its anniversary. Over three decades, the professional organization's membership nearly tripled.
Déri students learn robotics and AI
Students can learn future technologies in robotics, artificial intelligence and automation, which play a growing role in industry.
Invisible energy: Győr university team exhibition in Stuttgart
An exhibition on the world-record student team SZEnergy Team of Széchenyi István University opened at the Liszt Institute Hungarian Cultural Centre in Stuttgart.
Special sports taster day held in Kaposvár
Participants could try several forms of movement, from boccia to floorcurling.
Veszprém hospital doctors receive heartfelt thank-you letter
A patient thanked a young doctor at the Veszprém hospital, who took their complaints seriously despite a negative test result.
Renovated town hall building in Székelykocsárd
The town hall building in Székelykocsárd has been renovated, offering residents a modernized environment.
SBTC athletes won medels in every discipline
SBTC athletes from Nógrád won medals in all disciplines at the largest children's age group event.
South Korean battery makers sign environmental and social responsibility pledge
Leading South Korean battery manufacturers signed a memorandum in Budapest committing to shared environmental and social responsibility. The Göd plant is among those involved.
Exhibition marks the centenary of the Erdélyi Helikon in Székelyudvarhely
An exhibition in Székelyudvarhely recalls the interwar Transylvanian Hungarian intellectual and cultural community around the Erdélyi Helikon, using artworks and historical documents.
Kobrák team passes 100 points in county basketball
The second round of the Somogy county basketball championship began with a win by Azúr-Jázmin KK Marcali.
Marosvásárhely philharmonic concert in Budapest
The Marosvásárhely State Philharmonic performs at the Liszt Academy in Budapest on Wednesday.
Renovated neurology ward opens in Szentes
The neurology ward of the Szentes hospital has been renovated with 108 million forints.
Nominations open for the Dunaújváros Sport Award
Anyone can nominate a person or community for the Dunaújváros Sport Award until December 20.
Help sought for Szolnok shelter caring for over a hundred dogs
The Szolnok animal shelter cares for more than a hundred dogs, and volunteers and donors are needed for the winter tasks.
Hajós-based B.W.A. Kft. grows with international backing and new technologies
The B.W.A. Kft., operating in Hajós for over three decades, has entered a new growth phase with international background and new technologies.
Share of women in Hungarian R&D is above the EU average
According to Eurostat, 41 percent of the 20.2 million scientists and engineers in the EU in 2025 were women. Hungary's share is higher than the EU average.
Over 70 quintals of carp stocked in a Nógrád reservoir
In Mihálygerge several thousand kilograms of fish were released into the angling lake. Anglers will have to wait before they can start fishing.
Free firewood available for people in need
People in need have a few more days to apply for free firewood. The opportunity closes soon.
Science festival closes MTA200 anniversary series
At the MTA200 science festival, 12 talks presented the Academy's research results. The event summed up the year-and-a-half celebration series.
Hungarian laser physicist receives international recognition
Péter Dombi has been elected a Fellow of the international optics and laser physics society Optica. He is a research professor at the HUN-REN Wigner Research Centre and BME.
New elm tree planted in Győr in front of Arrabona
Győr-Szol staff replaced a dried-out elm sapling in the city centre in front of the Arrabona building. It replaces an old, dangerous tree that was felled.
PNH in Vasvár adds machinery unique in the region
Vasvár-based PNH has added machines that are unique in the region. The new equipment already stands out by its size.
Hévíz receives Green Destinations bronze rating
Hévíz earned the bronze level of the Green Destinations rating, which may support the spa town's long-term sustainable development.
Advent light parades in Veszprém County
Illuminated tractor parades will take place in Veszprém County towns during the Advent season.
Three Hungarian kickboxers on the podium at the European Championship
Lili Berta Jancsó and Dániel Viczián both reached the semifinals at the adult kickboxing European Championship in Skopje.
Nyíregyháza's Christmas tree is on its way
Nyíregyháza's Christmas tree is arriving soon as part of the city's holiday preparations.
17th Wise Students competition starts with 125 teams registered
More than twenty additional teams signed up for the 17th national Wise Students competition compared with last year.
Three competitors, five medals for Dombóvár karate athletes in Eger
Athletes from the Dombóvár Karatesuli achieved excellent results at the Ippon Shobu Karate Hungarian Championship in Eger.
Two Mirabellas and a Kristóf born in Győr
Two girls named Mirabella and a boy named Kristóf were born in Győr on Tuesday.
Pansies and tulips brighten Sopron's public spaces
Sopron's public spaces are decorated with pansies and tulips, keeping the city colourful even in winter.
Nagykanizsa pigeon fanciers flew successfully even from Rostock
Pigeon fanciers from Nagykanizsa again flew successfully this year. The longest distance covered was 910 kilometres.
Winners revealed at the Tatabánya choreography competition
Local dancers from Tatabánya also won awards at the choreography competition. The winners and their prizes were presented.
Shared opportunities discussed in Sarkad with the Romanian consul from Gyula
The meeting covered shared opportunities in the region. Participants also visited the memorials of the war dead.
Alföldi Sára Kata finishes fourth at the Youth Olympics
Békéscsaba athlete Alföldi Sára Kata placed fourth in the 5000 metre race walk at the Youth Olympics.
Eger's Bródy Sándor Library wins a prestigious award
The Bródy Sándor Library in Eger received another prestigious award in the capital.
Baranya Kempo athletes return from Budapest with medals
The Baranya Kempo team started the 2026 competition season with excellent results in Budapest.
Two babies born in Sopron
Two babies were born in Sopron in recent days; their names will be published with parental consent.
Kisbajom mayor personally greets senior citizens
On the occasion of Senior Citizens' Month, the mayor of Kisbajom personally greeted residents over 60.
Residents tidy up their neighbourhood together in Györköny
Residents of the Pincehegy area in Györköny joined forces to clean up and tidy their surroundings.
Golden and diamond wedding couples honored in Vitnye
The Vitnye local government celebrated couples marking their golden and diamond wedding anniversaries, including the village's oldest resident, Uncle Imre.
Helpers of the needy receive prestigious recognition
Three people in Hódmezővásárhely received prestigious recognition for decades of helping people in need.
Wenckheim Castle saplings find a new home
The saplings from Wenckheim Castle have found a new home, and their care was also discussed.
SBTC orienteer performs well at international competition
Viktória Mag finished fifth at the Autumn Spartacus Cup with an outstanding performance.
Results of Tibor Kapu's space experiments
Within the HUNOR program, the first results of Tibor Kapu's ISS experiments were presented at the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. The research examined heart rate and brain circulation.
Vanyola's green areas renewed through community cooperation
Many local participants took part in the development of Vanyola's green areas. The renewed public spaces are the result of community work.
Firefighters help paramedics reach a person in trouble
In Zalaegerszeg, firefighters helped paramedics reach a person who did not show up at work. The story is about assistance.
Record: Hungarian basketball player scores 112 points in a league match
A Hungarian basketball player scored 112 points in a league game. The report highlights the sporting achievement.
Friendships forged over radio waves: book on Kézdivásárhely amateur radio
A book presents the past, achievements and memories of the amateur radio community in Kézdivásárhely. It is a story about the community's friendships.
From Zákányszék to an international robotics competition
Detti and Anikó represented Zákányszék at an international robotics competition in Zagreb. The story is about enthusiasm and perseverance.
What the ancestor of the washing machine looked like on the Bakony hillside 70 years ago
A photo gallery of washing machines and everyday life in a Bakony village seventy years ago.
Transylvanian caves make the list of the world's best show caves
The independent ranking body Worldworthy included two Romanian caves among the world's 100 best show caves.
Bercel ambulance station receives a coffee machine as a gift
The mayor delivered the gift to the Bercel Ambulance Station.
Autumn mood in Győr's city centre
A photo gallery of the city centre of Győr, glowing in yellow, brown and red autumn colours.
A former pupil dreams up new life for the schoolyard in Vértessomló
Based on an idea that won the Champions of the Earth contest, a former pupil helps renew the schoolyard of the Vértessomló school.
MÁV Előre Foxconn continues its international campaign in Switzerland
The men's volleyball team from Székesfehérvár is competing on the international stage in Switzerland.
Katalin Karikó Works With Her Daughter on Therapy for Hereditary Diseases
The Nobel Prize-winning Hungarian researcher is working with her daughter on a therapy for hereditary diseases caused by a gene defect.
Bátor Ice Rink Opens on November 27
The ice rink in Nyírbátor opens on November 27, offering a new winter experience to visitors.
The priest who followed his parishioners from Bukovina to Kalazno
In Kalazno, people commemorated Dénes Elekes, the priest who followed his parishioners from Bukovina to the village.
Ákos visits his former English teacher on her 103rd birthday
Singer Ákos shared on social media that he visited his former English teacher, Klári Török, in person to celebrate her 103rd birthday.
From Keszthely to world fame: young waiters and chefs plan further success
Students of the Keszthely vocational school discussed their future plans and competitions after this year's WorldSkills success.
Stunning footage of tens of thousands of geese gathering near Tata
The water town of Tata is home to one of Europe's largest wild goose populations during their wintering season.
Komárom's castle walls fill with St. Andrew's Day market for three days
The St. Andrew's Day market opens Friday in North Komárom, and the lights of the Old Castle will also shine.
Ambulance service receives billion-forint hardware upgrade
Nearly 3.6 billion forints in government funding will modernize the hardware behind the National Ambulance Service's dispatch system.
Rubik's Cube production returns to Hungary after more than 40 years
A fully automated production line was launched at the Jász-Plasztik plant in Jászberény, and inventor Ernő Rubik pressed the symbolic start button.
Professionals working with young people trained on preventing burnout
Participants took part in interactive exercises and experience sharing to prepare for preventing burnout and handling crises.
Soft blankets and plush toys donated to the Micimackó kindergarten
The Rotary Club Szombathely and the Hungarian Order of European Wine Knights donated blankets and plush toys to the Micimackó kindergarten in Szombathely.
Mureș County teams reach the reading game final at book fair
Nearly 800 students registered for the reading game at the 32nd Târgu Mureș International Book Fair, and 32 teams reached the final.
Autumn change begins on Lake Balaton
In October the amount of algae fell at every studied point of Lake Balaton, and the water cooled below 10 degrees Celsius by month's end, according to a research institute report.
Dancers from Tamási earn excellent rating
Folk traditionalist ensembles from Tamási performed on a domestic stage before the jury and received an excellent rating.
Salgótarján cultural centre organises a unique exhibition
The 60-year-old József Attila Cultural Centre in Salgótarján is organising a unique exhibition and has made a special request to visitors.
Hungarian album reaches fourth place on international world music chart
The joint album by Kerekes Band and Dalinda has reached fourth place on an international world music chart.
Outdoor fitness park opened at a Veszprém school
A ten-million-forint development created an outdoor fitness park at a Veszprém school, which more than 600 students have already started using.
Thousands of hot meals reach tables in Baja in charity food distribution
A charity food distribution has started in Baja, with 200 meals handed out to people in need at each session.
Lenti lit up as kindergarten children marched with lanterns
A Márton Day lantern procession was held in Lenti, with kindergarten children taking part.
She was the first Hungarian woman pilot
In 1912 Lilly Steinschneider became the first Hungarian woman to earn a pilot's licence and proved herself in international competitions.
Miskolc social workers honoured
On Social Work Day, social sector workers were celebrated at Miskolc City Hall on Wednesday.
Orosháza lights up again as organisers seek Advent window hosts
Orosháza is once again dressed in lights, and the town is looking for households to take part in the Advent windows.
The outstanding healers of the year honoured in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg
The county branch of the Hungarian Medical Chamber presented its Excellent Doctor Awards to outstanding healers in the region.
Visible transformation begins in the heart of a Zala spa town
Redevelopment has started in the centre of a Zala spa town, which will make it greener and more liveable.
Digital Agro Hub - the future of farming in the spotlight in Mosonmagyaróvár
In Mosonmagyaróvár, the event focused on sustainable, data-driven farming and the adaptability of livestock farming.
Hungarian developer brings 90s classic games to the browser
The Wad Commander lets players run classic 90s games such as Commander Keen 4, Doom and Quake directly in a web browser.
Hungarian scientific results from the HUNOR space programme
At a symposium on the HUNOR programme, Hungarian research groups reported on their international projects and scientific results.
Csaba Advent: worth visiting the main square every day
New decorations and handicrafts await visitors, and nationally known performers will appear at the Csaba Advent programme.
Fishing for a giant: a footballer lands a 105 cm fish on the Drava
A Croatian footballer caught a 105 cm fish on the Drava river, just across the border from Somogy county.
Special chocolate collection at an Alba Fehérvár KC match
A special chocolate collection will take place at the Köfém Sports Hall during an Alba Fehérvár KC match.
Martinmas traditions in Zalalövő: goose dinner and wine ball
The Martinmas traditions were kept alive with a goose dinner, new wine tasting and a ball in the Zala town.
After successful surgery, Péter Beke can return to Pécsi MFC
The 31-year-old PMFC footballer has come through successful surgery and may return to the team in the spring.
Meet the county's nominees for the Prima Award
The article introduces the outstanding people nominated for the Prima Award in Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg county.
Four-day traditional and cultural programs in Heves
For four days, traditions, culture and shared leisure take center stage in Heves.
Szent Benedek RA wins confidently and climbs to fourth place
The team moved to fourth in the table; Gréta Kiss was the top scorer with 16 points.
Kollmann Gábor Quintet performs at Lamantin Club
The Kollmann Gábor Quintet gave a concert at the Lamantin Club.
First-graders celebrated in Dunaújváros with games
The school celebration featured playful tasks, shared experiences and enthusiastic cheering.
New dental centre opens in Vésztő
The team led by Dr. László Tabi Jr. offers state-funded, private and weekend care.
Three senior residents celebrated in a village in Nógrád
Three senior residents were celebrated on their birthdays in Szanda. The celebration was full of memories and smiles.
New director leads Székely National Museum after two decades
Ethnographer István Kinda has become the new director of the Székely National Museum in Sepsiszentgyörgy, ending a two-decade period under the previous leadership.
Social work heroes honored in Gyöngyös
Awards were presented in Gyöngyös to social workers on the occasion of Social Work Day.
Nearly 60,000 judo throws in ten hours: Papa paramedic sets Guinness record
Zoltán Farkas, a paramedic from the Pápa ambulance station, set a Guinness World Record in judo, performing nearly 60,000 throws in ten hours.
Nyíregyháza University held an open day
At the Nyíregyháza University open day, Kevin Kiss performed on stage, and the pilot training presentation drew great interest.
Bersek Cup table tennis tournament held again
The youth table tennis competition Bersek Cup took place with a large field of participants. Results and rosters are available.
Wild lemon grows on Balaton shore in Lelle
A passerby found a wild lemon fruit on a tree on the Lake Balaton shore in Lelle. The mild local climate produces unusual plant growth even in November.
Veszprém county schools win prizes in autumn cycling campaign
Several schools in Veszprém county were among the winners of the autumn Bringázz a suliba campaign. The prizes will help them expand their sports equipment.
Sárdi István celebrates his 95th birthday in Fejér county
Local councillor Lajosné Deák congratulated Sárdi István on his 95th birthday. He worked as a cinema projectionist and watchmaker and holds a knightly title.
A Nógrád town seeks a Christmas tree donated by residents
A town in Nógrád county is choosing its Advent Christmas tree from trees offered by local residents.
Kojak lollipops, winter ice cream and gumball candy are still sold today
Childhood favourites such as Kojak lollipops, winter ice cream and gumball candy are still available on shop shelves.
Hometown honours Katona József with commemoration
Katona József's hometown held a commemoration in his memory, starting at the statue and ending at the Katona József Memorial House.
Kecskemét seniors shine at swimming competition
Retirees from Kecskemét competed in a swimming contest. Participants over 80 took part actively alongside their peers.
Three days of cartoons take center stage at Komlóverzum
Cartoons fill the Komlóverzum venue over several days. The program offers screenings for families and children.
Life-saving injections arrive in Fejér county town
Life-saving injections arrived in a Fejér county town, and a young girl's case changed things for the community.
Marián celebrated his 15th birthday with a family celebration
The family celebrated the 15th birthday of Marián with a warm birthday greeting.
Restored Somoly church ruin wins audience award
The restoration of the Somoly church ruin won the built environment audience award at the 22nd Media Architecture Awards.
Dallos Bogi shares her new song from inside her car
The Győr-born singer shared her upcoming music with followers from inside her car.
Tiny lanterns light up Tata on St. Martin's Day
The Tata lantern parade, a ten-year tradition, lights up the shore of Öreg-tó.
Borsod team wins European champion title
A team from Borsod won gold at the first European championship for rescue dogs.
Social and healing workers honored in Győr
In Győr, staff from the city's health, social and child welfare institutions were recognized.
Soldiers from the Kaposvár Logistics Regiment also teach cadets
The 64th Boconádi Szabó József Logistics Regiment takes part in teaching cadets.
Future woodworking masters at a competition in Sopron
Students from 14 secondary schools competed in a woodworking contest in Sopron to test their skills.
Crafts, singing and fun as Nick children prepare for St. Martin's Day
Children in Nick made crafts for St. Martin's Day in a workshop, and the shared activity gave them a joyful experience.
Nearly fifty researchers present their work in Baja
On the occasion of the Hungarian Science Festival, domestic and cross-border researchers presented their latest results in Baja.
Bagolyvár children's home gets a new sports court
The renovation of the courtyard of the Bagolyvár Children's Home in Győr reached another milestone with the opening of a sports court.
Szeged students gain real company experience
Students can get a look into digital marketing and content creation through hands-on experience with a real company.
Municipal waste collection is available again in the town
Residents can drop off electronic devices and tyres locally for free. The collection supports environmental protection.
Coins from King Bela IV turned up on the shore of Lake Balaton
Field surveys by the Rippl-Rónai Museum in Kaposvar uncovered archaeological finds linked to the Roman era and the reign of King Bela IV.
The Mohacs Danube bridge reaches 61 meters in height
Construction of the Mohacs Danube bridge has reached the halfway point, with overall project completion at 50 percent. The structure now stands 61 meters tall.
The Hefele Expo in Szombathely brought trades closer to visitors
The Hefele Expo in Szombathely presented construction and woodworking trades through companies, speakers and exhibitors. The professional day aimed to help career choices.
Working every day for others: a social work angel honored in Salgótarján
A ceremony was held in Salgótarján on Social Work Day, where a social worker was honored.
Szedeák win an important match
The team's defense decided the final stage, and Szedeák won an important game.
Gyula holds its traditional St. Martin's Day lantern parade again
The St. Martin's Day lantern parade was held in Gyula for the thirty-fourth time.
Adorján Ildikó Awards honor social work professionals in Szolnok
On Social Work Day in Szolnok, two outstanding professionals received the Adorján Ildikó Award for their selfless work.
National fin swimming championship in Eger
The national elite meets at the Bitskey pool in Eger for the national fin swimming championship. Organizers highlight the world-class level of Hungarian fin swimming.
Csíkszereda hospital receives two new ECG machines
The emergency department of the Csíkszereda hospital received two new ECG devices bought from the proceeds of the 2025 Katalin Ball. They were handed over on Tuesday.
Cluj-Napoca IT specialists develop ultramodern medical diagnostic technology
Perficient's Romanian subsidiary signed a cooperation agreement with pharmaceutical company Roche to develop medical diagnostic technology.
Silver medal in Shanghai for Benedek Kovács
Benedek Kovács of Maklári SK won a silver medal in Shanghai, starting the season with a strong performance in the 30-second courbette jump.
Mehter military band welcomes COP31 delegates
An Ottoman-style military band greets the international delegates of COP31 in Antalya with traditional marches.
Students decide how to spend 25,000 lei at their school
At the Váradi József Primary School in Sepsiszentgyörgy, sixth and seventh graders can suggest how to spend the funds. Students' opinions matter.
Two trips around the Earth in one month on Sepsiszentgyörgy buses
Since the new bus network started, passenger numbers keep growing. After the school holidays, trips rose by 43 percent.
Regional bus service may start in Udvarhelyszék next autumn
Regional public bus transport in Udvarhelyszék could start in autumn 2027, initially connecting Székelyudvarhely with six surrounding villages.
Construction begins on Siemens' new factory in Transylvania
Construction of Siemens' new factory in Transylvania began on Wednesday, according to profit.ro.
Major upset: Hungary's women's basketball team beats Germany
Hungary's women's national basketball team won away in Hamburg against World Cup fourth-placed Germany in a European Championship qualifier.
Hungary's women's basketball team opens European Championship qualifiers with a major win
The Hungarian women's national basketball team won an important victory in Germany in its European Championship qualifier, coached by Péter Völgyi.
Hidden alien planet found in James Webb images
A new imaging technique makes faint exoplanets easier to detect behind starlight, and has already revealed a previously hidden planet.
First black hole image holds up to new analysis
A fresh analysis of the original data produces the same ring-like shape as the first-ever image of a black hole, confirming the earlier result.
Salty grains in Saturn's ring may come from Enceladus plumes
Researchers suggest that grains in one of Saturn's rings formed from plumes from the moon Enceladus that slowly froze. The finding may explain the ring's composition.
New materials inspired by network science
Researchers design materials that spread deformation under force, have tunable stiffness and can control vibrations. Network science is opening new possibilities.
New AI tool helps map the genome
AlphaGenome 2 can predict the cell types in which a DNA variant is likely to act. Scientists say it is a major step forward in genetic research.
3.9-billion-year-old rocks reveal Earth's early history
Ancient rocks from northern China show that oceanic crust was buried deeply and partly melted about 3.95 billion years ago. The research gives a new picture of the planet's early development.
Professional surfer and university researcher balances two careers
Cliff Kapono shares advice on balancing and growing two different careers. The story is about perseverance and a balanced life.
Anthropic bought a one-person, AI-powered biotech company
A promising biotech company has developed a new approach that might treat a rare disease. Its sole employee did not do all the work.
Engineered bacteria could replace synthetic fertilizers
Scientists are editing microbes to supply more nitrogen to staple crops. This could reduce farms' reliance on synthetic fertilizers.
Young refugee turns tutoring into help for classmates in Zimbabwe
Prince Bashangezi organized peer tutoring for fellow refugee students at Tongogara camp after COVID-19 school closures left them struggling.
Vinicius Jr sends message to Sudanese boy who received prosthetic legs
Vinicius Jr sent a message to Zaher, a Sudanese boy who received prosthetic legs after a BBC report sparked an appeal. Zaher had said he dreamed of walking again.
Armored sea amphibian identified from 237-million-year-old fossils
Fossils found in China suggest an armored amphibian lived 237 million years ago and may be the first known to adapt fully to marine life.
Giant rodent weighing about 30 kilograms found in Thailand
Scientists found 34-million-year-old fossils of a giant rodent in Thailand, named Yakamys sirindhornae, which may have weighed around 30 kilograms.
Bioengineered chewing gum cuts HPV levels by up to 93%
Scientists developed a bioengineered gum that reduced HPV levels by up to 93% in oral samples from cancer patients, while sparing beneficial bacteria.
Mars may still be volcanically active, which could support life
Researchers say hydrogen chloride may be released from fissures of a volcano the size of America on Mars, possibly originating from its magma chamber.
Picture of the day: Gdańsk at dusk
An evening view of Gdańsk, located at the mouth of the Vistula on the Baltic coast. The city was almost completely destroyed in World War II and was later carefully rebuilt.
NGC 4449: a small galaxy with a big impact
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day features the galaxy NGC 4449, with a short explanation of its structure.
Val Thorens named world's best ski resort
At the World Ski Awards 2026, France's Val Thorens won the title of world's best ski resort. It is Europe's highest-lying ski resort and the big winner of the year.
Rare Atlantic rainforest restoration secures 6 million pound grant
Training hubs for conservation work will be set up in Torridon, Morvern and mid-Argyll as part of a bid to restore a rare Atlantic rainforest.
Cambodia's mangroves offer vital refuge for threatened wildlife
A seven-year study finds that Cambodia's mangrove forests and wetlands provide important refuge for threatened species, including fishing cats and hairy-nosed otters.
What does our brain do when we are not focusing on anything?
A DW science explainer on the default mode network, which is active when we are not focused on anything. Such states may be important for our health.
100 years ago, US Highway 101 was completed
A century ago, US Highway 101 was finished. It crosses California, Oregon and Washington, passing famous cities, state parks and Redwoods National Park.
An 80-cent plastic bag is saving mothers' lives
A low-cost, low-tech intervention is saving lives in maternity wards across Africa, helping prevent deadly bleeding after childbirth.
Florence rewards cycling commuters with monthly payments
The city of Florence pays a few thousand forints monthly to people who commute by bicycle. The initiative has reportedly encouraged many to switch to cycling.
Scientists find an insect that lives its whole life in a spider's web but is not a spider
A newly described insect species lives in spider webs without getting stuck and feeds on the leftovers of the spider.
Ottoman-style band welcomes guests to COP31
An Ottoman-style military band greets delegates at the COP31 climate conference in Antalya, Turkey, with traditional marches and lively rhythms.
A 192-year-old mystery in a mangled silver coin
Advanced scans of a deformed 1834 British silver coin suggest it was crushed during minting, which may reveal a rare production accident from nearly 200 years ago.
Women protect native bees in traditional home walls in north India
In Uttarakhand, traditional homes include spaces for bees, and women care for them. This practice provides an important refuge for native bee populations facing environmental threats.
Evidence Found of Galaxy Cluster Rotation
Researchers have found the first evidence that the rotation of hot gas in galaxy clusters leaves a trace on the cosmic microwave background.
Rare wildlife discovered in the Annamite mountains
A long-term camera trap study has revealed many rare species in the Annamite mountains, while conservationists work on a protection plan.
Prince George's drawing and Princess Catherine's interview published in magazine edited by Prince William
A magazine edited by Prince William featured a drawing by Prince George and an interview with Princess Catherine.
Yes, your cat really does get you to jump
Researchers at the University of São Paulo found that cats meow more when they need human help and less when no one is in the room.
84-year-old pianist gives back joy to the nursing home that helped her recover
Bonnie Fay, who recovered from Guillain-Barré syndrome, now plays piano for the Pennsylvania nursing home where she regained her health.
Next-generation wildfire detection technologies tested
The XPRIZE Wildfire competition, which sought innovative technologies to detect and respond to wildfires, has concluded after four years.
The mystery of how hair knows where to grow may be solved
Scientists suggest that the complex patterns of mammal hair follicles may arise from a simple process in which cells follow chemical signals.
World record papal statue unveiled in Peru
A papal statue setting a new world record for height was unveiled in Peru, surpassing the previous record held by a statue in Poland.
Kenya discharges its last Ebola patient
Kenya has discharged its last Ebola patient, starting a 42-day countdown to being declared Ebola-free if no new cases appear.
Angolan hunters protect a key Southern African wetland
Communities in Angola's highlands acted against unauthorized bushmeat hunting. Through local cooperation they are protecting the region's wildlife and wetland.
Exploring Uzbekistan's Silk Road from Tashkent's metro to Samarkand
A traveller explores Uzbekistan's history, architecture, traditions and cuisine across the ancient Silk Road cities.
How nomadic sports are reviving Kazakh national pride
Over 3000 athletes from 109 countries took part in the Nomad Games in Kyrgyzstan. The initiative aims to preserve nomadic traditions.
A bean and a flamingo share an unexpected beauty in nature photos
Photographer Andrew Zuckerman noticed the elegant curve of a sprouting bean and compared it to a flamingo. His photos reveal nature's hidden harmony.
At 17, Wael Mohya earns first Germany call-up
Gladbach forward Wael Mohya, 17, has received his first call-up to the German national team. The dual-national player has chosen the DFB path for now.
EU law would protect consumers from manipulative online tricks
The European Commission's proposal targets unfair online trading, with fines of up to 6% of annual turnover.
Prince George's drawing published in magazine edited by his father
Alongside the kingfisher drawing, the magazine features an interview with Catherine, Princess of Wales.
Nomad warrior's belt found in a Ukrainian forest
Residents of Ukraine discovered an approximately 1800-year-old find in a forest. Archaeologists consider it a valuable historical relic.
Kenya's last Ebola patient leaves hospital
Kenya's final known Ebola patient has been discharged from hospital. The country had nine confirmed cases, while the outbreak in DR Congo continues.
Brown bear population in Spain doubles
Over the last twenty years, the Cantabrian brown bear population in Spain has doubled to about 370 animals, and its breeding range has grown significantly.
Interlocked nanohoops built with a gold-copper strategy
Researchers developed a new method to build interlocked nitrogen-doped carbon nanohoops, which could serve as building blocks for molecular machines.
Pope Leo celebrates Mass before two million people in Argentina
Pope Leo celebrated Mass at the Luján Marian shrine, where believers gathered days in advance.
Argon may reveal the origins of Uranus and Neptune
Measuring an argon isotope in the atmospheres of Uranus and Neptune may help estimate how much rock lies beneath their surfaces.
Breakdancers prepare for the Youth Olympics in Senegal
Senegal's breakdancers have been training for their country's historic hosting of the Youth Olympic Games, the first Olympic event held in Africa.
Two new howler monkey species identified in the Amazon
A genetic study found two previously unrecognized howler monkey species in the Amazon and prompted researchers to reconsider how several populations are classified.
Children help each other unprompted, but not everywhere in the same way
Research shows children help one another in every community studied, though the way they express it differs.
Plasma simulations explain bright edges of Centaurus A black hole jets
Researchers at the University of Würzburg used plasma simulations to explain why the jets from the supermassive black hole in Centaurus A are brighter at their edges.
Neglected farmer groups considered in groundwater recharge
Researchers in India have introduced a new water budgeting framework for farming regions that includes farmers' social categories often overlooked in planning.
Monkey foot and palm prints differ between individuals
In three monkey species, skin ridge patterns on feet and palms vary between individuals, similar to human fingerprints, a PLOS One study reports.
Earliest known clay figurines in prehistoric Middle East
A new study reports the earliest known clay figurines in the Middle East, older than previously believed. The findings appear in PLOS One.
Chip sorts cells by electrical signature using sound waves
Researchers in Singapore and China developed a gentle, label-free method that identifies cells by their electrical signature and separates them with a precise sound wave.
280 Ice Age engravings found in Spain after decades in plain sight
Researchers identified the third-largest Ice Age engraving collection on Spain's Mediterranean coast, which visitors had walked past for decades.
Biodegradable bubble moves away from chemical without a motor
Researchers at Radboud and Durham universities developed a tiny biodegradable bubble that moves away from a chemical on its own. It is a step toward lifelike artificial cells.
Scientists reveal structure of chlorophyll-building enzyme
An international team deciphered the structure of chlorophyll synthase and clarified how the enzyme works. The findings deepen understanding of photosynthesis.
Uzbekistan's cultural crossroads on show in Qatar
An exhibition at Doha's Museum of Islamic Art presents Uzbekistan's intercultural artifacts. It highlights the diversity of Central Asian cultures.
Only some soil microbes awaken when rain reaches drylands
In arid regions, soil crust microbes stay dormant until moisture arrives. Researchers studied how these communities respond after rainfall and what this means for their future protection.
New method maps DNA folding in single cells
Yale researchers developed an experimental procedure that could help scientists understand how DNA structure influences development and disease.
Deep-sea mollusk found to house bacteria in new cell structure
Researchers in Hong Kong identified a previously unknown structure in a deep-sea mollusk that supports its bacterial partners. The finding offers new insight into how deep-sea life adapts to nearly oxygen-free environments.
Untouched coral atolls survive in the Pacific Ocean
Researchers found that the Bikar and Bokak atolls in the Marshall Islands are among the most intact ecosystems left in the region.
Tuesday, 10 Nov 2026
300 metres deep: Zsófi Törőcsik among the world's best freedivers
Starting from Pannonhalma, Zsófi Törőcsik is now counted among the world's best freedivers, having passed the 300-metre mark.
The Lake Balaton steam locomotive is back
The steam locomotive in Balatonfűzfő is running again after more than half a century, following renovation by Fehérvill-ám Kft.
Lifetime award for a nurse at the Markusovszky Hospital
A radiology staff member at the Szombathely hospital, working there since 1988, received a lifetime achievement award. Her work puts patients first.
Hungarian podium finish at the Sárbogárd strongman final
Athletes lifted heavy weights at the strongman final in Sárbogárd, and a Hungarian competitor earned a podium place.
Photo exhibition arrives in Békéscsaba after 57 years
The Óbuda Photo Club's exhibition is on show at the Lencsési Community House in Békéscsaba, showcasing 57 years of work.
Székkutas plans Advent decorations for main square
The village of Székkutas wants to decorate its main square for Advent and is asking residents for help.
Dancers from Sopron perform at arena concert
Dancers from Sopron perform before the Kuplung act at an arena concert drawing 24,000 spectators.
12 babies born in Veszprém in four days
Twelve babies, three girls and nine boys, were born in Veszprém over four days and received unusual and beautiful first names.
Teachers honored in Komárom across three generations
In Komárom, three generations of teachers were recognized for their work, both early in their careers and after decades of service.
Less food in the bin: self-serve school canteens spreading
More Hungarian school canteens are switching to a self-serve model, which increases children's independence and reduces food waste.
Golden success: Jászberény rescue dog team becomes European champion
The rescue dog team from Jászberény won the European championship in a competition setting, thanks to their scent skills and preparation.
Prestigious world championship to be held in the Veszprém area
The championship will welcome more than 300 competitors, and a large-scale programme is also being prepared for amateurs.
Three bus stops to be renovated at Lake Velence
The Gárdony local government decided to fully renovate three locations, addressing the lack of covered bus shelters.
New research programme launched to make hydrogen transport and storage safer
The HUN-REN Centre for Energy Research launched the LOHC Mission-Driven National Laboratory with HUF 1.25 billion in funding. The four-year programme aims to develop safer hydrogen storage and transport technology.
Shelter dog Subito finds a family after four years
The friendly mixed-breed dog found a new family after four years in a shelter. His story ended happily.
Martin's Ball in Orosháza raised funds for charity
Parents, teachers, supporters and local communities joined together at this year's Martin's Ball. The event served a charitable purpose.
Lantern procession in Mumor for Martin's Day
A Martin's Day lantern procession will take place in Mumor on Wednesday, November 11. Families are invited to join.
18-year-old striker from Vanyola scores 100 goals in 67 matches
The 18-year-old striker from Vanyola has scored 100 goals in 67 matches, including four on the most recent weekend.
Ildikó Enyedi talks with Wim Wenders in Berlin
Ildikó Enyedi and Wim Wenders will discuss angels, trees and life in Berlin.
Dombóvár senior dance group turns ten
The senior dance group from Dombóvár celebrated its tenth anniversary.
Dozens of goals in a single match in Borsod
A match on Borsod pitches produced many goals.
Kiskunhalas ice rink under construction
An ice rink is being built on the main square of Kiskunhalas, where people can skate for two months.
Autumn photos of Miskolc
Autumn colours give Miskolc a special atmosphere, as shown in photos of the city.
Warm shelters for stray cats and food for garden birds in Zalaegerszeg
Creative workshops and educational talks are planned for Saturday in Zalaegerszeg to help stray cats and garden birds.
Newborns welcomed in Fejér county in recent days
Several babies were born in Fejér county in recent days, a joyful occasion for their families.
Audi ETO collects donations for children ahead of Christmas
Audi ETO is collecting donations for children on November 14, linked to its match against Blomberg-Lippe.
Four athletes from the region are at the European Games
Three competitors from Békés county won their first matches at the kickboxing European Championship on Monday.
Károly Kisgéczi won the marathon darts tournament
Károly Kisgéczi won the marathon darts competition with 31 entrants, including 16 perfect rounds.
Henry Kettner's team was amazed as Győző Gáspár solved the math problem faster
Győző Gáspár solved the math problem faster than Henry Kettner and his team.
Fourth place at the Hungarian field target championship
István Sutyinszki finished fourth at this year's national field target championship after a shoot-off.
Adony chooses the wine of wines
The Adony wine order hosted another prestigious event, where the best wine of wines was selected.
First names announced for Sziget 2027
Fontaines D.C., Katseye and IDLES will perform at next year's Sziget festival.
Free firewood for needy households in Somogy
The 2026 application lets people in need in Somogy county get free social firewood.
A Hungarian sweet is named the best in the world
The Hungarian dessert beat French and Turkish favourites and is loved around the world.
Three girls and a boy born on Monday in Győr
Four newborns were born on Monday at a hospital in Győr. Their names will be published after parental consent.
Alzubi Maryam from Orosháza wins bronze at the rural championship
Orosháza fencer Maryam Alzubi won a bronze medal at the adult national rural championship.
One chocolate bar, one child's smile: heartwarming charity in Csákvár
Shoppers at a small shop in Csákvár are helping out by giving to charity, bringing joy to children.
Alsóörs celebrates St. Martin's Day with goose dinner
In keeping with St. Martin's Day traditions, participants were treated to a goose dinner in Alsóörs.
Ice rink being built in front of Gyula castle
An artificial ice rink is being built in front of the castle in Gyula. The article covers details of the rink.
Domestic computer and peripheral manufacturing sales nearly quadrupled in six years
According to KSH data, the product structure of Hungarian industry has changed significantly.
Rubik's Cube is made in Hungary again
A factory opens today in Jászberény to produce Rubik's Cubes again. Ernő Rubik will attend the opening.
Kaposvár Christmas tree arrives at Kossuth Square
Kaposvár's nearly 60-year-old Christmas tree was set up on Kossuth Square. It decorates the city centre for the holiday season.
Soap star returns to former school in Kaposvár
An actor from the Barátok közt returned to his former Kaposvár school after twenty years, during a jubilee event.
Old jersey turned into bag in Kisszékely
A method in Kisszékely shows how to make a bag from an old jersey without sewing. The story is about reducing waste.
400 more surgeries a year in Székesfehérvár
A hospital method in Székesfehérvár reduces waiting lists, with 400 more operations performed each year. The approach has drawn national attention.
Church altar restored in Pápateszér
The Mary altar of the Pápateszér church was renovated for eight million forints. Local parishioners also contributed donations.
Double competition day at the Derkovits school
The Derkovits school in Szombathely hosted two traditional talent-development competitions, giving talented pupils a chance to shine.
Péri Öveges school remembers the people's teacher
In Pér, the school commemorated Öveges József, the beloved physics teacher, recalling his work with an inspiring quote.
Shared memories and living traditions in Szolnok care homes
Residents of Szolnok care homes got to explore their own past and local traditions during a shared event.
Mastercard Alkotótárs announces this year's grant recipients
The Mastercard Alkotótárs programme has announced this year's scholarship winners, supporting writers and creators in completing their books.
Part of Miskolctapolca to be completely transformed
A large-scale development has started in one part of Miskolctapolca, where a modern complex is planned.
Major interior renovation under way at Budapest Sportarena
As part of a development program worth over 1.8 billion forints, the Budapest Sportarena is being renovated, and the first phase, an artists' area, has been completed.
Rare planetary conjunction visible at dawn on Sunday
On Sunday morning, Mars and Jupiter will appear very close together in the pre-dawn sky, a rare and spectacular sight.
Prestigious pediatric awards for Szombathely hospital doctors
Specialists in pediatrics at the Szombathely hospital received awards in recognition of their outstanding professional and scientific achievements.
The 121-year-old Simontornya town hall will get two heating options
The historic town hall in Simontornya will be heated in two ways as part of efficient energy management.
Always focused on the goal: legendary Salgótarján sport shooter Zoltán Papanitz turns 60
Zoltán Papanitz was born in Salgótarján on 10 November 1966 and celebrates his 60th birthday today.
A small business dream becomes a craft festival set to win over the whole region
The first event of the Dunaegyháza craft festival exceeded all expectations, and the organisers are now planning to expand it across the region.
Former Hatvan youngsters Péter Konyári and Eliza Nagy win where they started
The girls' 4x50 metre medley relay finished first in the 2015–2016 age group.
Star-themed dance gala by the Jáde Belly Dance Group in Vép
The Jáde Belly Dance Group from Vép held a dance gala titled Storytelling Sky, with every performer contributing their talent.
Takács Nóra finishes fifth at youth judo European Cup
Takács Nóra placed fifth at the youth judo European Cup in Győr, missing the final by just eleven seconds.
Shared lunch thanks asbestos removal workers in Szombathely
In Szombathely the surface sealing work on the Olad Platón was completed, and residents and contractors celebrated with a shared lunch.
Striking colours at Lake Balaton
Photos show how the water of Lake Balaton takes on unusual colours where it meets the Nyugati-övcsatorna canal.
Mosonmagyaróvár and Somorja jointly commemorated István Tallós Prohászka
The municipalities of Mosonmagyaróvár and Somorja and local organisations held a joint commemoration in honour of the painter.
The Central Bank launches new university partnerships
The central bank has set aside 120 million forints every six months for research programmes with universities.
The first Rubik's Cube rolled off the line in Jászberény
Rubik Ernő attended the start of Rubik's Cube production at the Jászberény plant.
Famous donkey Foki helps a Somogy school with steps
The famous donkey Foki and his owner Bettina are raising support for a Somogy school by walking steps, repaying an earlier favour.
One million forints needed to make the Szécsénke bell ring again
Repairing the bell in Szécsénke requires one million forints. With community support, the village's old voice could ring out again.
New bike lane completed in Gyula
A new bike lane has been completed in Gyula. The article presents details of a special section.
When trouble strikes, the Köveskál volunteer firefighters set off at once
The volunteer firefighters of Köveskál respond immediately when help is needed, playing an important role in village life.
Charity cook-off for Álmoska in Sárosd
A charity cooking event will be held in Sárosd on December 12 to raise funds for Álmoska. The event shows local community support.
Veronika Major finishes 6th at the shooting world championship
Veronika Major placed sixth in the sport pistol event at the shooting world championship.
New online guide helps birdwatchers discover Hungary's best spots
The Hungarian Ornithological and Nature Conservation Society has launched a website section on birdwatching spots in Hungary. The continuously growing database helps beginners and experienced enthusiasts alike.
Perfect photo spots: where and when to film the wild geese
The morning departure and evening return of the wild geese in Tata can be filmed beautifully, depending on the location and time.
A lover of the starry sky: special star photos by Dóra Bíró
Dóra Bíró says chance, luck and patience are all needed to create truly special star photographs.
Pannon University and Pannon Education Centre prepare the professionals of the future together
Pannon University is preparing new programmes in science, further education and artificial intelligence.
Young people feel healthy
Among EU member states, Romania has the highest share of young people who say their health is good.
UEFA sends the Kovács brothers to San Siro
István Kovács will referee the Thursday Italy–France Nations League match, and his younger brother Szabolcs will be the fourth official.
Ernő Rubik visits Jászberény as his cube returns to Hungarian production
Ernő Rubik personally attended an event in Jászberény. The famous cube may be produced again in Hungary, up to one million units per year.
Generations played along with the country's quizmaster, who missed the Olympics due to a ban
Generations of Hungarians played along with quizmaster János Egri, who missed the Olympics due to a suspension. He is celebrating his 90th birthday.
New bells arrive at Pannonhalma to restore the abbey's clear sound
New bells have arrived at the Pannonhalma Archabbey basilica as part of a reconstruction aimed at restoring its original, harmonious sound.
Fired at 58, he told in Szeged how failure became global success
A professional told an audience in Szeged how being dismissed at 58 led to worldwide success. He also shared details from his life story.
Wind-swept pillars of the Heart Nebula
The Hungarian Astrophotographers Association chose an image capturing a special detail of the Heart Nebula as its photo of the month for October.
The only Hungarian in the world's best rankings alongside an English star
A Hungarian athlete is listed among the world's best, alongside an English star. A coaching change has helped, and foreign clubs are now watching.
Paramedic builds an entire LEGO space railway in Tatabánya
A visitor to a LEGO exhibition, who works for the ambulance service, builds whole LEGO space railways in his free time. Tamás Király collects old space railways as a hobby.
Two performers from Győr-Moson-Sopron county reach the Sztárban sztár final
Two performers connected to Győr-Moson-Sopron county have qualified for the final of this year's TV2 Sztárban sztár show.
Eger library director receives a prestigious award
The director of the Bródy Sándor Library in Eger received a prestigious professional award in the Parliament building.
World-famous Hollywood giant takes interest in the Hunyadi series
The Hungarian historical series Hunyadi has attracted international attention from a major Hollywood company.
Record number of artworks and prestigious art awards in Zalaegerszeg
In Zalaegerszeg, 69 works by 44 artists were featured at a major Zala art showcase, where prestigious art awards were presented.
Community raises funds for a master violin for young Illés Berki in Abony
A concert at the Catholic community house in Abony supported a fundraiser to help young Illés Berki pay for his music studies with a master violin.
Anglers rejoice as nearly 900 kg of fish are stocked in Nógrád lake
Close to 900 kilograms of fish were released into the lake at Mátraterenye, enriching local aquatic life.
Local climate action: head gardeners meet in Miskolc
At a MÖFÖSZ event in Miskolc, head gardeners discussed keeping trees alive and local responses to climate change.
Days after surgery, a Pécs driver tops the rally standings
Despite recent surgery, the Pécs driver won the overall rally victory, the first from the city in twenty-seven years.
Hunyadi series may premiere in America and Britain
Lionsgate bought the British and US distribution rights to Hunyadi, the most expensive Hungarian TV series ever made.
Excluded from Birmingham contest, pastry sculptor still honoured
The Berzence cake sculptor was disqualified from a Birmingham competition, yet received a great honour and returned home with a full heart.
Bakonyerdő halts logging to seek new solutions
Bakonyerdő has paused tree felling, seeking ways to align forestry with nature protection. Joint work aims to develop new solutions.
Few know whom we owe one of Pécs's favourite districts to
Ödön Dénesi and the Uránváros district are the focus of a lecture in Pécs. The story presents how the neighbourhood came to be.
Six NEKA players in the women's youth national team
The national team is holding a training camp in Balatonboglár, with six NEKA players invited.
New resident arrives at the Nyíregyháza Animal Park
Visitors can already see the new resident of the Nyíregyháza Animal Park.
NB I debut: a bright future predicted for Nagykanizsa referee
Gábor Iványi from Nagykanizsa is predicted a bright future as a referee in NB I.
Bonyhád karate athletes finish with two golds at Budapest open championship
Athletes from the Völgység region returned home with five medals from the Budapest open national championship.
ASE judokas win gold medals abroad
Athletes from the Paks club stood on the top step of the podium in Galanta and Kottingbrunn.
Good news for the rural caretakers of Nagymágocs
The city of Szentes fulfilled a request from Nagymágocs, bringing good news to the village's rural caretakers.
Musicians from Pécs perform in Salzburg with works by Bartók, Kodály and Péter Tóth
The Pécs University Orchestra gives a concert in Salzburg on November 10, featuring a piece by Péter Tóth alongside works by Bartók and Kodály.
When the past comes alive – pieces of Sárszentmiklós's history
Local history programmes began in early November in Sárszentmiklós, presenting the town's past.
Three Hungarian caves ranked among world's best 100
The independent international ranking Worldworthy included three Hungarian caves among the world's 100 best show caves.
Memorial plaque unveiled in Veszprém for native son
A memorial plaque was unveiled in Veszprém honoring János Sziklay. Commemorations highlighted his extraordinary work ethic and lasting achievements.
Zilah volunteer waste collection center to open soon
The 17-container waste collection center in Zilah has completed its financial and technical phases. It may open to residents by year end.
Mural about geothermal energy painted in Szeged
The largest mural so far has been painted in Szeged, presenting geothermal energy.
Halas sports centre to be heated with geothermal energy
Old hydrocarbon wells are being repurposed to heat the Halas sports centre with ground heat. The municipality hopes for significant long-term savings.
Attractive county referee in the spotlight at a top match
Pápa referee Anna Janka Colbers's unusual career path became known after a Google search. A video also presents the story.
Community service awards presented in Kőszeg
Awards for community work were presented at a gala in Kőszeg, recognizing volunteer activity.
Zala dancers shine on a Prague stage with world championship medals
Dancers from the Premier Dance Club from Zala performed four choreographies in Prague and won three world championship gold medals and a bronze.
Rubik's Cube production moves to Jászberény
The company that owns the Rubik's Cube brand has moved production of the puzzle to Jászberény.
Szabolcs team reunites for match after eight years
A Szabolcs team came back together and played a match for the first time in eight years as part of the Hátsó füves football rescue tour.
Oak sapling planted in Gyula to honour acorn-collecting contest
In Gyula, an oak sapling was planted to honour this year's city acorn-collecting contest and forest planting.
Used ice hockey gear gets a second life in Dunaújváros
The Sport REmade initiative promotes recycling used ice hockey equipment, with Dunaújváros taking part.
One of Fejér county's most beautiful forest retreats hides in the Bakony
A forest retreat deep in the Bakony, near the county's smallest settlement, is little known to many people.
Smart grave markers honour Öveges and Papp Simon in Zalaegerszeg
Smart plot stones were unveiled in Zalaegerszeg to commemorate two prominent Hungarian figures, József Öveges and Simon Papp.
Tata marks 100th anniversary of foresters' work
Foresters were honoured with a wreath-laying ceremony in Tata to mark the 100th anniversary.
First cancer drug based on Katalin Karikó's discovery could be available next year
At a press conference, Katalin Karikó said the first cancer drug based on her discovery could become available as early as next year.
The Által stream section at Dunaalmás gets new life
The Dunaalmás section of the Által stream will be cleaned, and the angling association plans further improvements.
Üllés children celebrated St. Martin's Day with geese
Üllés held its first St. Martin's Day festivity, where children met geese and the rain did not spoil the fun.
Memorial plaque unveiled for chef János Brindás in Gyula
A memorial plaque was unveiled and a memorial tree planted in Gyula in honour of the legendary chef János Brindás.
Balassagyarmat futsal team wins at the last moment
The Balassagyarmat futsal side secured a victory in the final moments against the experienced visitors Talent 2019 SE, an NB II club.
Celebrities kick off Hungary's largest Advent donation drive with gingerbread decorating
Hungarian celebrities launched the country's largest Advent donation drive by decorating gingerbread. Over 600,000 people joined the campaign last year.
Funds raised for Adam's cancer treatment in Barcelona
Within nine days the remaining 530,000 euros were collected for Adam's cancer treatment in Barcelona. The donations show community solidarity.
Fertő-Hanság National Park expands in Austria
From 2027, the Fertő-Hanság National Park will expand with new areas on the Austrian side.
Kolozsvár Hungarian Animation Festival welcomes families with free screenings
On November 14 and 15 the Kolozsvár Hungarian Animation Festival opens its doors for the fifth time with free screenings and surprises.
Two Hungarian gold medals at the Youth Olympic Games
Zsófia Marton won gold in shot put and Lotti Horváth won gold in women's épée fencing at the Youth Olympic Games in Senegal.
A golden reflection from the Finnish taiga
A photographer describes his September shoots in the Finnish taiga, when the sun came out after days of rain.
5,300-year-old kidney stone found
A grape-sized urinary stone was found in the remains of a Bronze Age man, offering clues about early health problems.
Cleaner air could save over 9 million lives
An analysis finds that countries meeting WHO air quality goals could save more than 9 million lives, while easing health system burdens.
Locals launch campaign to buy ancient Ruscombe Wood
Residents near Stroud have one year to raise the money needed to buy the ancient Ruscombe Wood. The campaign relies on the support of the local community.
Organic farming helps save Bali's vanishing fireflies
Farmers in a Balinese village are using organic farming to bring back fireflies, which have nearly disappeared due to light pollution, development and pesticides. The initiative started in the village's rice fields.
Sacred forests survived Japan's 2011 tsunami
After the 2011 tsunami, forest patches around Shinto shrines were left standing amid the destruction. Researchers are studying whether these deep-rooted forests could offer natural protection against future tsunamis.
Squids use an unusual genetic trick
New research shows that squids and their relatives influence how their proteins work through a flexible way of processing genetic information.
Denmark invests 500 million DKK in the Gefion AI supercomputer
Denmark is expanding its Gefion AI supercomputer with a 500 million Danish krone investment. The announcement says new companies and jobs may follow, and public institutions will get safer AI use.
Easier-to-shape metal-organic frameworks for electronic devices
Researchers have developed a method that makes metal-organic frameworks (MOFs) easier to shape, which could make these porous materials simpler to use in electronic devices.
Japanese program helps Madagascar schools
A JICA program uses school committees and catch-up classes to improve reading skills and reduce dropouts in Madagascar. Parents and communities gain a direct voice in running schools.
Free tickets for 200,000 young people to Dakar 2026 Youth Olympics
As part of the Dakar 2026 Youth Olympic Games, 200,000 free tickets will be distributed to schools and community organisations so that as many young people as possible can experience the Games.
Chinese researchers develop electric comb against hair loss
Chinese researchers have developed an electric comb that, in mouse experiments, delivers active ingredients deeper into the skin than traditional ointments.
Donnie Dunagan, voice of Bambi, dies at 92
Donnie Dunagan, who voiced young Bambi in the classic Disney film at age six, has died at 92. He later served in the Marine Corps and retired as a major with three Bronze Stars.
Seniors on stage: a Greek opera production shows that art has no age
A recent Greek National Opera production gave a group of seniors the chance to perform onstage, showing that it is never too late to learn and create.
New development could improve solar panel efficiency
A new development may overcome the limits of current solar panels without requiring fundamental changes.
Collagen-eating microbes may explain missing fossils
Researchers suggest that collagen-digesting microbes could explain why many expected fossils have not been found.
Actor, 85, returns to the stage despite Alzheimer's diagnosis
Peter Marinker continues his stage career after an Alzheimer's diagnosis, taking a role in Samuel Beckett's Krapp's Last Tape.
Central Asia's first large battery-backed wind farm nears completion
In Uzbekistan, 25 of 26 turbines already supply the national grid, while the storage system undergoes safety checks. The project costs 232 million euros.
The world's driest desert erupts in record-breaking bloom
In Chile's Atacama Desert, some 200 plant species are blooming, with flowers returning to areas not seen since before the new millennium.
Student team develops 'Trojan horse' method against the Asian hornet
Students from the Vrije Universiteit Brussel combined AI, a mechanical trap and protein nanofibers to target Asian hornet populations.
Scientists find a rodent thought extinct for a century
Researchers caught a specimen of the Ethiopian water rat, believed extinct for a century, in the Yayu nature reserve in southwestern Ethiopia.
A viral video led strangers to raise $76,000 for a full-time caregiver
A doorbell camera clip reached millions of people, and more than $76,000 has now been raised to support a woman who cares for others every day.
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Voyager 1 is about to reach one light-day from Earth
Voyager 1 is the farthest human-made object and soon will be one light-day from Earth. The milestone reflects decades of scientific effort.
Volcanic gases on Mars could be a key clue in the search for life
Researchers found traces of hydrogen chloride gas seeping from volcanic rifts on Mars. The discovery may be an important clue in the search for signs of life.
CHAPEA crew leaves Mars simulation habitat after 378 days
The second CHAPEA mission crew exited its habitat in Houston after 378 days of isolation. The study examines human health during long space missions.
First Romanian site added to the geological heritage list
A site in Romania has been included for the first time in the prestigious list of Geological Heritage Sites recognised by the International Union of Geological Sciences.
Plans for lunar greenhouses to feed astronauts
The German Aerospace Center, NASA and Canada's CSA are working on a concept for greenhouses on the Moon to supply astronauts.
Gordon Ramsay hands his Ferrari keys to a young boy in London
On a London street, Gordon Ramsay gave his Ferrari F40 keys to a boy who had been filming the car.
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Two researchers rescued an orphaned walrus calf in Alaska and found him a new home in Florida
The five-month-old calf was found alone on a remote beach. Because he cannot return to the wild, he now lives in Florida where he receives constant care.
Gravitational waves could help reveal new worlds beyond our solar system
NASA astrophysicists show that the planned LISA observatory could detect a new population of exoplanets throughout our galaxy by sensing gravitational waves.
Earth bacteria began multiplying in Mars-like poison
In a recent experiment, Earth bacteria began to grow in a medium containing poison resembling Martian soil. The result may point to new directions in the search for extraterrestrial life.
Waze and Garmin team up for safer cyclists
A new optional Waze feature shows where cyclists can ride along the road edge. The goal is greater safety for cyclists.
Robotic thumb helps one-handed tasks
A palm-mounted robotic thumb holds a bottle while the user unscrews the cap with their own fingers. A camera and AI control when to grip and release.
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Coventry Cathedral's 12,000 stained glass fragments are now digitized for public viewing
The 15th-century stained glass, dismantled to survive the Blitz, can now be viewed online. It features religious images, animal scenes and portraits of its original donors.
OpenAI builds an emergency switch for AI
OpenAI's Control Room system can shut down a dangerous artificial intelligence within 35 seconds and is already used in its research infrastructure.
Why Sydney streets turn purple with jacaranda blooms
Jacaranda trees bloom for about six weeks each spring, drawing visitors from around the world to Sydney's streets.
Expedition 74 astronauts return home to Houston
NASA will welcome the Expedition 74 crew home at a public event in Houston after their long mission aboard the International Space Station.
A woman wildlife biologist works to save vultures in Bangladesh
For over a decade, Kazi Zenifar Azmiri has helped protect threatened vultures in Bangladesh. Her work focuses on rescue and rehabilitation.
Katalin Karikó offers new hope for people with hereditary diseases
Katalin Karikó is working with her daughter on a therapy aimed at treating hereditary diseases caused by repeated DNA segments.
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How octopuses squeeze through tiny holes
A new study details how some octopuses cram their bodies through tight openings. The findings could inspire designs for soft search-and-rescue robots.
Monday, 9 Nov 2026
Anna Léna Tombor debuts at the Dakar Youth Olympics
The DKSE gymnast from Dunaújváros represented Hungary at the Youth Olympic Games in Dakar.
Railway upgrade at a Budapest station to bring faster trains
After track upgrades, speed restrictions will be lifted. Construction temporarily changes several timetables.
Siófok's Maltese Charity day centre supports disabled people for twenty years
The Siófok day centre of the Hungarian Maltese Charity Service has been supporting people with disabilities and their families for twenty years.
Ság Hill joins the world's geological heritage sites
Ság Hill near Celldömölk has been included in the IUGS Third 100 list of the world's most significant geological heritage sites.
New program planned at Szeged's Radnóti secondary school
The Radnóti Miklós Gimnázium in Szeged plans to introduce a new program that could help students become future researchers.
Babót's ice rink nearly ready
Babót's own ice rink is set to reopen its gates at the end of the month, as planned.
Charity shooting contest supported a St Nicholas Day event
A charity shooting competition in Babót supported the village's St Nicholas Day programme.
Two valuable points for Orosháza from Érd
In a twisting match, the Orosháza handball team beat Érd in the NB I B.
Three medals at the World Shooting Championships in Doha
Hungarian shooters won three medals at the World Shooting Championships: two silvers for István Péni and Veronika Major and a bronze for the women's team.
How civil organisations work together in Kapuvár
The civic forum in Kapuvár aims to help local civil organisations cooperate.
Newborns receive a life tree in a Tolna village
A village in Tolna county continues a special tradition: newborns receive a tree they can grow up alongside.
More finals placings at the short-course national swimming championships
On the final day of the short-course national swimming championships, swimmers from Békés county also achieved good results.
Bees keep each other warm as a living blanket in the hive
Honeybees huddle together in the hive to form a living blanket and survive the winter. Beekeepers ensure the colonies remain viable in spring.
Stargazers bring people together: amateur astronomers from Vas county visit Ajka
Astronomers from Hegyhátsál visited the Claudia Inter Stellas Observatory of the Bakony Astronomical Association in Ajka.
Another life-saving point opened in a Debrecen nursery
Another Debrecen institution now has the conditions for immediate lifesaving. The Life Saving Point was handed over at a nursery.
Gingerbread tales and Advent creations in Csákvár
More than 40 entries competed in Csákvár, including fairy-tale gingerbread houses and Advent wreaths. Visitors enjoyed an exciting awards ceremony.
A unicorn-like animal photographed at a Perkáta game park
A special animal resembling a unicorn was photographed at a game park in Perkáta. Visitors happily shared the pictures.
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Béla Markó named Writer of the Year
Poet Béla Markó received the Romanian Writers' Association Writer of the Year grand prize. The award honors his life's work and his efforts to strengthen Romanian-Hungarian literary ties.
Pinnyéd gets a new upgrade
Installation of a new transformer station begins in Pinnyéd. The development strengthens the village's power supply.
Endre Tieger in Sütvény: happy at 76 years old
Endre Tieger, whose name is linked to the National Vágta carriage race, lives happily in Sütvény. He feels he could still have won at the age of seventy-six.
History, chapels and a beautiful autumn forest on a hike
The Maderspach Kommandó hiking group set off from Brennbergbánya on Saturday in excellent weather. The report covers historic chapels and the autumn forest.
Nyíregyháza celebrated in a fit way, the arena filled with life
At the fitness birthday of Mozdulj Nyíregyháza! the arena filled up and the atmosphere was excellent.
Ság in Kemenesalja added to the world list of geological heritage
The basalt landmark Ság received a prestigious international recognition for its geological uniqueness and its role in the history of science.
From geography to the history of the Reformed community: Sárszentmiklós's past comes alive
A lecture series presented the geography and the history of the Reformed community of Sárszentmiklós.
Seven babies born in Győr in recent days
Seven babies were born in Győr in recent days. Names will be published with parental consent.
Student councils from across Hungary meet in Budapest, Abony represented
Student councils from across Hungary met in Budapest, and the youth mayor and deputy mayor of Abony took part.
A 'unicorn' photographed in a Perkáta game park
A photo shared on the Őzikert Facebook page and believed to show a unicorn actually shows a roe deer buck in the Perkáta game park.
Nature-based solutions could help Hungary tackle water shortages
Worsening droughts are straining Hungary's water balance, but landscape-scale water retention and targeted groundwater recharge could help.
Graduating pupils of Péri Öveges József school hold an experiential theme day
Graduating pupils of Péri Öveges József Primary School took part in an unusual theme day with experiential learning elements in Budapest.
The square in front of the Sellye thermal bath has been renewed
The square in front of the thermal bath in Sellye has been renovated, welcoming guests to a new environment.
Gyomaendrőd's honorary citizen receives another prestigious award
Ágnes Gergely, honorary citizen of Gyomaendrőd, has been awarded the title Artist of the Nation.
A world champion visits Abony sports hall, with the youngest athletes in the spotlight
Special guests made the Abony sports day memorable, with the children taking center stage.
Young players from AFC Szabadbattyán take the field with Videoton stars
Youth players from AFC Szabadbattyán got to play alongside Videoton players, an experience they will remember for life.
ZTE NKK strike back and dedicate the win to Sándor Gellér's memory
The ZTE NKK women's basketball team bounced back with a win and dedicated the success to the memory of Sándor Gellér.
SBTC karate athletes shine, winning several Hungarian championship medals in Eger
Karate athletes from SBTC Salgótarján achieved strong results at the weekend national championships, winning several Hungarian championship medals.
Charity run: runners raised donations
A recent Csatafutás running event in Szentgotthárd served a charitable cause, with runners collecting donations.
PMFC-Trained Goalkeeper Earns Place in Serie A
The young goalkeeper, trained at PMFC, has earned a place in a Serie A squad, a major milestone for him.
Herend Seniors' Club Gets Renovated, Works Have Begun
After the renovation, the Seniors' Club will welcome its visitors in a more modern environment.
Gyula Schoolchildren Exceed Acorn Collection Goal, Plant Oak Forest
Instead of one, 3.6 tonnes of acorns were collected, so over three hectares of oak forest will be planted on the city's outskirts.
Nine-year-old Misi bácsi celebrated at the elderly festival in Telekgerendás
At the elderly festival in Telekgerendás, the ninety-year-old Misi bácsi was celebrated with birthday wishes. The club's former motorbike was also honored.
Friss Antal Cello Competition: Szolnok Welcomes Cellists Again
This year's opening will feature two cellists who first drew attention at earlier competitions in Szolnok.
Szolnoki Olajbányász signs American defenseman
NHSZ-Szolnoki Olajbányász announced on Monday the arrival of American defenseman AJ Ferguson.
Babies born last year take home their own trees in Mezőtúr
In Mezőtúr this year too, last year's babies took home their own saplings, so a whole forest of baby trees is slowly growing.
Giant catfish caught at Kisgyalán fishing contest
A man-sized catfish was hooked at the Autumn Catfish Fishing Teams Meeting in Kisgyalán, held from November 4 to 8.
Graduate poses with hens in a Békés class photo
A graduating student from Békés posed with hens for a special class photo series that became popular online.
Six teachers receive commemorative diplomas in Ajka
Three teachers received gold, two diamond and one ruby commemorative diplomas.
New record on Lake Balaton: 38.48 kg carp caught in Zala
Adrián Révész caught a 38.48 kg common carp in Lake Balaton.
170 children inaugurate athletics track in Marosvásárhely
A renovated athletics track at the Marosvásárhely City Stadium was opened, with 170 children taking part in the ceremony.
Budapest distributes over 140 million HUF to independent theatre groups
The capital granted more than 140 million HUF to independent theatre companies. Requests totalled 700 million HUF.
Hand-reared penguin chick set to join the Szeged colony
Caretakers at the Szeged Wildlife Park are raising a spectacled penguin chick. In about a month it will be able to join the zoo's penguin colony.
3000-year-old treasure found at the Mezőkeresztes battlefield
A Bronze Age hoard was uncovered at the site of the 1596 Battle of Mezőkeresztes.
First grey cattle calf born in Kardoskút, two hundred more expected
The calving season started with a healthy heifer calf at Kardoskút, and around two hundred more calves are expected.
A century-old story connects Abony with a Székely village
An old story may become the basis of a new cooperation between Abony and Gidófalva.
Reader support brings oxygen device for Boti
Our readers helped Boti again: he received a portable oxygen generator, so he can now be taken out to the yard.
Oradea gets support for a mental health centre
A mental health centre is being set up in Oradea, and the local council and Bihar County Emergency Hospital have approved support for their joint project.
75-year-old man from Tolna walks 540 kilometres
The 75-year-old man covered about 540 kilometres on foot over twenty-nine days, joined by a changing group of hikers.
Joint effort at a construction site in Mezőkövesd
In Mezőkövesd, residents worked together with an excavator at the site, where the groundwork produced unusual sounds and sights.
Patrol volunteers in Bátony helped several people over the weekend
Members of the Bátony civilian patrol helped several people during the weekend, including a car with a flat tyre and an injured person.
Teamwork brings a new fire truck to Bököny
Thanks to local cooperation, the village of Bököny received a new fire truck, fulfilling an old dream.
We can follow Tata's wild geese again, live
The arrival and daily life of the Tata wild geese can again be followed through a live broadcast this year.
Young and old march together, a new tradition born in Fejér
A rare community effort around a tradition: children and adults marched together in Fejér county.
Balatonalmádi wins derby despite being a man down
Balatonalmádi SE beat Perutz 2-1 in the NB III county derby despite playing a man short.
Sixteen-goal rout in Martonvásár, Csór still unbeaten
The Fejér county top division autumn season ended with spectacular results, and Csór remained unbeaten.
Social Week begins in Szombathely
Interactive lectures and community programmes started during Social Week in Szombathely.
Another Diósgyőr student receives Miskolc's symbolic key
A student from Diósgyőr has been given the symbolic key to the city of Miskolc.
Six goals and a draw in the local derby
In round 12 of the Bács-Kiskun county league, the neighbourhood derby ended in a six-goal draw.
Last year's teacher of the year to lead a department at University of Szeged
The wind band conductor from Makó, named teacher of the year last year, will now head a department at the University of Szeged.
62 young gymnasts showed their talent at the Ősz Kupa
Young gymnasts from several towns performed their routines at the Ősz Kupa hosted by Isis RG SE in Vas county.
Baja judoka becomes European champion
Bence Győrfi, a judoka from Mogyi Baja Judo Club, won the European title in Belgrade.
Twenty-two short films await audiences at the 22nd Pannonfíling
The festival aims to let audiences and filmmakers meet informally.
102-year-old retired firefighter's wish comes true in Maros County
Gligor Magyari, a retired 102-year-old fire service sergeant, visited the Maros County Disaster Management Directorate.
A Vas County village supports local craftspeople
The village offers financial support to local craftspeople who meet the conditions and submit their applications.
The missing dog from Zala has been found
The search for a missing dog in Zala ended happily, with the dog being found.
These teams performed best at the Nyíregyháza tournament
The best-performing teams at the Nyíregyháza tournament are presented, and the matches are described as goal-rich.
Felsőrácegres honours Gyula Illyés with a recitation contest
On the poet's birthday, a recitation contest and a wreath-laying will pay tribute to Gyula Illyés, who was born in Tolna County.
New attractions arrive for Advent in Székesfehérvár
Székesfehérvár will soon be dressed in festive lights, and preparations for the Advent season have already begun.
PacalPiknik was a big success, attracting several thousand visitors
Several thousand visitors attended the country's largest tripe-themed event. The gathering was marked by a friendly community atmosphere and hospitality.
Hungarian actors celebrated Winnie-the-Pooh's 100th birthday with a reading
Hungarian actors marked the 100th anniversary of Winnie-the-Pooh with a public reading. The book appeared in 1926, and its Hungarian translation later became iconic.
Charity gala for disadvantaged young people held for the 18th time
Proceeds from the gala support disadvantaged children. The event has now been held 18 times.
Eger professionals honoured for their work
Two Eger specialists were recognised with mayoral certificates of honour at a local celebration.
Eger Senior Swim Club wins 27 medals
Under the leadership of László Kesik and Éva Orosz, the Eger Senior Swim Club won 27 medals, with strong relay results.
Futsal: Haladás scores an upset win
Haladás VSE won an impressive victory in round 8 of the NB II futsal championship.
Mushroom exhibition opens in Jamina
A mushroom exhibition in Jamina showed many species, and an expert explained that some can only be identified under a microscope.
Dominik Szoboszlai has arrived at the national team
The footballer posted photos and a short message on social media on Monday evening after joining the national squad.
Swim marathon held in Sopron
Participants swam continuously for 12 hours at the Lőver pool in Sopron.
Békéscsaba team succeeds at Székely Sausage Festival
At the 21st Székely Sausage Festival in Zabola, a team from Békéscsaba succeeded thanks to creativity, presentation and teamwork.
BBC Earth's new series takes viewers on a four-billion-year journey
The five-part BBC Earth series Evolution explains evolution through elephants, ostriches, bats, dolphins and horses. Results from two Hungarian researchers also appear in the show.
167-million-year-old dinosaur heads to Paris museum
The skeleton of a carnivorous dinosaur, the only known specimen of its species, will be kept out of auction and join the Paris Natural History Museum collection under an agreement.
Dominik Szoboszlai returns to the national team
The midfielder, recovering from an injury, underwent medical tests and posted about his return.
Woman gives birth in ambulance in Brasov
Paramedics were taking a woman in labour from Brasov County to the maternity ward when her baby was born before they arrived.
WhatsApp tests long-awaited privacy feature
WhatsApp is testing a feature that would help hide users' phone numbers from others.
Anda Surf school offers free surfing lessons to young people in Dakar
A surf school on the coast of Dakar offers free lessons to local children. Its founder, Ibra Samb, wants to inspire a new generation.
NASA is recruiting new astronauts for Moon and Mars missions
NASA has started recruiting the next generation of astronauts for upcoming missions to the Moon and Mars.
High school student finds 3,300-year-old amulet
A high school student found an amulet about 3,300 years old shaped like a scarab beetle, linked to ancient Egypt.
Steven Spielberg may finally shoot his first western
The three-time Oscar winner has wanted to make a western for decades, and now it appears his dream may come true.
Chinese researchers set record on space station
Chinese researchers watched for seven seconds as a cloud of 20,000 rubidium atoms began to expand on the space station.
Schwarzenegger's youngest son places fifth in first pro bodybuilding contest
Joseph Baena, the youngest son of Arnold Schwarzenegger, took fifth place in his first professional natural bodybuilding competition.
New robot learns for one month, then works at 95% efficiency
The Swiss company Embodied AI's robot Air is designed to work alongside humans and reaches 95 percent efficiency after a month of learning.
Dinosaur blood cells identified in a Cretaceous fossil
Scientists found 115-million-year-old dinosaur red blood cells in the fossil of a prehistoric reptile.
Home care for more than a hundred elderly people planned in Zilah
The Zilah Social Directorate is launching a home care programme for elderly people, funded by nearly five million lei from the EU, in partnership with the Szilágy county branch of the Romanian Red Cross.
Fifty years after her death, new treasures from Agatha Christie's life are shown in London
Previously unseen items from Agatha Christie's life are being presented in London. The exhibition also recalls her surfing and archaeological work.
Study finds why smaller dogs live longer
American researchers analysed the DNA of 894 dogs to understand why smaller breeds tend to live longer. The findings may also benefit people.
Pope Leo XIV speaks up for the most vulnerable during Argentina visit
During his visit he went to the Cottolengo Don Orione care centre south of Buenos Aires and spoke about the most vulnerable people.
M John Harrison becomes the oldest Booker Prize winner
M John Harrison won the prestigious British literary prize for The End of Everything. The jury praised his expert writing and ambition.
Sunday, 8 Nov 2026
Two new Hungarian citizens take the oath in Gyöngyös
In Gyöngyös, a woman of Ukrainian origin and a young man of Albanian origin took the oath and became Hungarian citizens.
DVSC beats Újpest at home
Debreceni VSC defeated Újpest at home in an NB I. derby, continuing its good run of results.
Békéscsaba Előre wins easily against TFSE
Békéscsabai Előre NKSE beat TFSE 39–32 in round 8 of the women's handball NB I. B.
The Somogy Chamber of Architects turns thirty
The Somogy Chamber of Architects is celebrating its thirtieth anniversary. In Nagyatád, the life work of László Szakonyi was also showcased.
Beaver rescued from a Budapest pool using a carrot trick
In Budapest, a beaver trapped in a pool was rescued with the help of a carrot. The animal was able to leave safely.
18-year-old footballer from Kecskemét in the NB I
The 18-year-old footballer from Kecskemét is already proving himself in the NB I, and his journey has just begun.
The girl from Zágon and the boy from Marosvásárhely meet
Kati Szabó and László Bölöni met in person for the first time at a sold-out panel discussion, two sports legends of Transylvania.
A valuable book on the herbs of Szabolcs-Szatmár-Bereg
A book about the medicinal herbs of the county has been published, with photos and videos.
From Nagykanizsa to Broadway: a father and son story
A piano concert and performance in Nagykanizsa commemorate Ádám Rosenberg and his son Sigmund Romberg.
Best of Transylvania: the Károlyi Castle in Nagykároly
The article presents the cultural life of Nagykároly, which takes place within the walls of the Károlyi Castle.
Barcs students on the value of asking for help
Open conversations with students in Barcs addressed mental health and why it is worth asking for help.
Fair atmosphere comes to Döbrököz
A carousel, bumper cars and a fair festival await visitors in Döbrököz.
The walnut is one of the oldest symbols of the Christmas season
The walnut has long been one of the oldest symbols of the Christmas season.
Kecskemét outdoor gyms checked for safety
More than one hundred pieces of equipment were inspected, and minor faults were found in 21 cases during the periodic review.
Director of Cha-cha-cha receives the first Gábor Pál Award
János Kovácsi, a former student of Zoltán Fábri, received the first Gábor Pál Award for his decades of creative and teaching work.
Find out which learning method works for your child
Not every child learns the same way, and entrance exams need not be a source of family stress. The article gives parents advice on finding the right method.
Fehérvár women's handball team wins in Szombathely after seven years
The women's handball team from Fehérvár won in Szombathely for the first time in seven years. The coach said the match could have been settled earlier.
Kindergarten children fill the ice rink
More than 200 kindergarten children from Ajka are learning the basics of ice skating this year in the Ovikori program.
Kaposvári Rákóczi wins fifth match in a row
Kaposvári Rákóczi FC won an important away match at Budafoki MTE. It was their fifth consecutive victory.
First Győr Goose Day: a St. Martin's festival
Győr held its first Goose Day St. Martin's festival. The programme included a concert, a giant wheel, goose snacks and a craft fair.
Smart bin being tested in an Újbuda square
A solar-powered smart bin is being tested in an Újbuda square. It holds six times as much waste as a traditional street bin and sends a signal when full.
Rare humility in Hungarian football: former NB I coach trains children
A former NB I coach now trains children, after playing for the national team and one of the world's best-known clubs. He is passing on his love of football rather than seeking a position.
An entire floor will feature legendary BMX bikes in Miskolc
A special retro exhibition is being prepared in Miskolc, with an entire floor devoted to legendary BMX bicycles.
Children in Heves write letters to Santa Claus
From next week, children in the town of Heves can correspond with Santa Claus. Santa will reply to every letter.
Mező Mátyás and Bartók Luca win Hungarian championship titles in Eger
Mező Mátyás and Bartók Luca earned Hungarian championship titles in Eger while competing for EVSI. Kovács Mirtill, of the Ostoros club, finished first and third.
Hungary's first Los Angeles Olympic quota already has three world championship medals
Veronika Major won another medal at the shooting world championships and is the first Hungarian to secure a quota for the Los Angeles Olympics.
Ferihegy firefighters ready to reach any incident in three minutes
The firefighters at Budapest Liszt Ferenc International Airport can reach any incident within three minutes using high-tech 40-tonne vehicles.
Huge dachshund parade in Szeged
Participants of the dachshund parade drew a large crowd at Széchenyi Square even before the start.
Clown doctors bring joy to a children's ward in Székesfehérvár
Clown doctors brought laughter and good cheer to the children's ward of the Szent Pantaleon Hospital.
Two bands, one stage: a special jazz evening in Nagykanizsa
The Kanizsa Big Band and the New Day Sextet gave a joint concert on Saturday evening at the Honvéd Kaszinó.
Healing paintbrush helps children and elderly people
A student from the Balaton region invented a healing brush, which is being developed further with the Szeretetszolgálat charity.
Bottom-placed Nyíregyháza Spartacus earns a valuable point
Nyíregyháza Spartacus earned an important draw against defending champions Győr.
A woman's initiative in Mezőtúr could bring the town together
A woman in Mezőtúr, tired of inaction, wants to motivate her entire town to take action together.
Speed restrictions to end on the Budapest–Cegléd railway line
Dávid Vitézy announced that the speed restrictions on the Budapest–Cegléd railway will be lifted, and 80 km/h service could return within a month.
Szolnok salvaged a point with a late Pinto double
Szolnok's football team saved a point in NB III with a brace from Pinto scored in stoppage time.
Community building at a meeting of women in Sălaj county
Women from Hungarian settlements across the county set aside daily tasks to meet, build new connections and discuss the future of local communities.
The past comes alive at Csaba Pusztai's exhibition
Csaba Pusztai's exhibition at the Zarkaházi Szily Castle in Szombathely takes visitors into the world of Unexpected Journey.
Paks ends its unbeaten run
Paksi FC II beat the league-leading Pécs side, with a brace from Galambos.
Shepherd meeting and goose-bone forecasting in Szenna on St. Martin's Day
Locals in Szenna celebrated St. Martin's Day with a shepherd meeting and fortune-telling using goose bones.
Historic advance: Győr's women's team reaches the Conference Cup next round
The GYVSE women's OB I team played three matches in three days and secured its place in the next round of the Conference Cup.
Sport as healing for body and soul on the Maros riverbank
A special sports program was held on the Maros riverbank, where transplant recipients experienced the beneficial effects of regular exercise.
Romanian plot renovated at prisoner-of-war cemetery
A Halottak napi commemoration in Ostffyasszonyfa saw the Romanian plot renovated and a joint prayer held for the soldiers.
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RMPSZ Central Transylvania region celebrates anniversary
Teachers and institutional representatives marked a jubilee, recalling three and a half decades of results in mother-tongue education.
Autobiography presented at the Book Salon
Dézsi Csaba András's autobiography was presented at the Book Salon.
Lovasberény lit up by Márton Day lantern parade
Small lights brightened the streets of Lovasberény during this year's Márton Day lantern procession.
Videoton women come from behind and end losing streak
The Fehérvár women's football team won three points in a dramatic match, ending a poor run.
The invisible heroes: work of a firefighter in Szabolcs
A profile of a Szabolcs firefighter who recognises danger before others ask for help.
Balatoni Vasas wins 5-0 against Csurgó
Balatoni Vasas won a high-scoring match against Csurgó, making up for a previously postponed game.
Villany wins away at Nagykozar
Villany won away at PTE-PEAC II, while Harkany and Komlo shared the points.
Panna Ugrai returns from Kaposvár with several gold medals
At the short course national championship in Kaposvár, Panna Ugrai won several gold medals.
Budapest City Park ice rink opening date announced
The planned opening date of Budapest's City Park Ice Rink has been announced; new prices have not yet been published.
Winning streak broken: Csákvár wins 6-goal match
After nine unbeaten league matches, the Csákvár football team earned three points again.
Goal festival in Division III: four penalties taken in Visonta
Players of the Gyöngyössolymos team were able to take four penalties during the match in Visonta.
Felt-making becomes part of intangible cultural heritage
Felt-making has been added to the intangible cultural heritage list, and a Somogy expert reviewed the nomination.
Crowds flock to Völgy Market
So many people came to the Völgy Market that parking became a challenge.
Varga Barnabás leads AEK Athens to victory
AEK Athens won despite being a man down, and Barnabás Varga now leads the scorers' list.
Szendrey Júlia's story brought to life in a neuro-inclusive play
The Bethlen Téri Theatre presents Júlia Szendrey's story in a more accessible format.
DUE-Worm Angels come back from two goals down
On Saturday evening at the Dunaújváros ice hall, DUE-Worm Angels won a big comeback victory.
Two streaks ended in Zala County first division
In round 12, Szepetnek lost its unbeaten run and Kiskanizsa ended its winless streak.
Balaton fishing heritage celebrated at Tihany festival
The 24th Tihany Gardália festival filled the streets of the peninsula with celebrations.
Cozy family program awaits for the holidays
Participants are invited to a family Advent preparation event.
Loki wins fourth straight match in NB I
Loki recorded its fourth consecutive win, while ETO drew in Nyíregyháza.
Two Érmellék collections receive the Village House of the Year title
Kéri Gáspár's collections in Gálospetri won this year's Village House of the Year title, including the renovated Dráveczky mansion.
Zalabesenyő celebrates its 700th year
Residents mark the village's 700th year with cheerful events and shared celebrations.
Dunaújváros scored 25 goals against KSI and welcomed a new player
DFVE continued its OB I women's water polo season with a dominant win, and a new player was also introduced.
Awards for the best exhibitors at the 13th Bakony Expo
Exhibitors were recognised in several categories, and visitors voted to decide four awards.
Nine decades of memories and a love of mathematics for Lajos Varga
The life story of Lajos Varga from Szilágysomlyó, from his childhood in Kémer to his teaching career and his own mathematics book.
Big concert at the Savaria Arena in Szombathely
A concert with folk-pop and retro hits entertained the audience at the Savaria Arena in Szombathely on Saturday evening.
Hungary's handball national team wins convincingly in European Championship qualifier
The Hungarian handball national team won comfortably in a European Championship qualifier.
In Középrigóc, young people share what they think of Hungarian literature
The most talented students in Somogy honestly talked about their favourite books and Hungarian literature.
"We put our hearts into it" – in Kőszeg, the secret of tasty stuffed cabbage revealed
Roast goose leg, stuffed cabbage, mulled wine and a market welcomed visitors on the weekend at Kőszeg's Main Square.
Hungary's national team wins again
Tatabánya head coach Edmond Tóth joins as assistant coach, and Levente Tóth and Miklós Karai are added to László Sótonyi's squad.
Bükk Art Colony artists donate works for charity
Artists of the Bükk Art Colony are donating their works, with auction proceeds going to meals for people in need.
At nine she fell in love with stones, now she runs a business
Katalin's passion for minerals began at a school mineral fair and has grown into a business in Szeged.
Szécsény pilot finishes second at the Zemplén Rally
Ferenc Vincze and his co-driver reached the podium in the overall standings, losing first place by a single point.
Pensioners throw a big party in Makó
The pensioners' celebration in Makó featured a show, cheerful atmosphere, a tasty lunch and dancing.
Orgona, the charming labrador, has an important mission ahead
Raising a puppy is a great joy, but its owners know they will one day have to let it go. The video shows the dog's first steps.
Elek Gábor's team bursts into the Europa League with a confident win
MOL Esztergom began its European cup campaign on November 8 with a confident win over the Czech side.
Abony residents decide how to spend five million forints on their best ideas
Residents of Abony can vote on ideas worth five million forints, such as parks or rest areas.
Memorial post unveiled for world traveller Ödön Jakabos
A memorial wooden post was unveiled in his home village of Nyújtód in honour of world traveller Ödön Jakabos.
New Hungarian-language book explores why Indian students learn the language
A new Hungarian-language book features 26 interviews exploring why Indian university students are learning Hungarian and their experiences in Delhi.
Péter Gulácsi silences the PSG defeat with a flawless performance
The Hungarian goalkeeper delivered a flawless performance, justifying the trust of his coaching staff.
One of the world's driest deserts blooms
More than 200 flower species appeared in the barren landscape, a sight not seen in decades.
Rexhep Rexhepi wins the top prize at the 2026 Geneva GPHG
Rexhep Rexhepi won the Aiguille d’Or grand prize at the 2026 Geneva GPHG with his Chronograph Flyback watch. 84 timepieces competed in 14 categories.
Mars may not be as dead as thought
New research suggests Mars was geologically active until recently and may still be active today.
Verstappen gains 19 places in the rain at the Brazilian Grand Prix
At the rainy Sao Paulo Formula 1 race, Verstappen made up many places, and the Mercedes drivers also have reason to celebrate.
A lioness teaches her five cubs, and one cub's reaction steals the show
Rare photos show a lioness teaching her five cubs. One of the little ones' reactions is especially charming.
Saturday, 7 Nov 2026
A century apart, one moment: old and new Budapest
Egyed Péter's photographs compare everyday moments of old and new Budapest, showing how the city has changed.
Dunaújváros' Retired Teachers' Club turns thirty
The Retired Teachers' Club in Dunaújváros celebrated its thirtieth anniversary with a jubilee event.
Volunteers clean up a stream and forest in Zala
Volunteers cleared a section of the Csókakő stream and the nearby forest of rubbish. The area is now tidy again.
Viszkis builds a new home in Gyümölcsös and sells the old family house
Attila Ambrus is starting a new chapter in his life by building a new home in Gyümölcsös and selling the family house. His two children play an important role in the fresh start.
AI supports treatment at Hetényi hospital in Szolnok
The Hetényi hospital in Szolnok is using artificial intelligence to support patient treatment. The AI assists doctors with precise analysis.
Health quiz competition – 15 teams take part this year
Sixth, seventh and eighth grade pupils from primary schools are competing this year with 15 teams in the long-running health quiz.
Nagykanizsa cultural centre celebrates its 50th anniversary
The Hevesi Sándor Cultural Centre in Nagykanizsa celebrated its half-century jubilee on Friday; generations hold memories of the venue.
Bence Kendrella sets a national record
Békés swimmer Bence Kendrella set a national record in the 100m breaststroke at the short-course adult national championships.
How Szekszárd is preparing for Advent?
The Szekszárd Advent may begin on November 29, with Béla király tér planned again this year as its central venue.
Scientific study clarifies the causes of drought
A scientific study has been published that clarifies the debate over JÉGER's role, with expert opinions.
Hungarian designers win Best of the Best awards
Six Hungarian entries won Red Dot Awards this year, two of them receiving the top 'best of the best' recognition.
Old photos recall everyday life in Marcali
Prams, shop windows and period cars show Marcali in the 1970s in a photo gallery.
Hundreds run at the water base for a charity cause
Several hundred people ran at the water base on Saturday morning to support a charitable cause.
Photos of autumn colours on a canopy trail in Komárom-Esztergom
Photos show one of the county's most beautiful educational trails, where the colourful autumn forest canopy spreads below visitors.
Somogy girl dreams of running her own farm
A young woman from Somogy county already knows the farm she wants to run, with 2,000 pigs and 160 hectares.
250 dancers and musicians showcase Hungarian folk dance in Győr
In Győr, 250 dancers and musicians will perform to show the strength of Hungarian folk dance through a shared rhythm.
Somogy veterinarian joins the world's 23 specialists
A veterinarian from Somogy county prepared from 26,000 pages of professional material and earned recognition through a strict practical exam.
A 1.6-kilometre stretch of Orosháza street has been renewed
A 1.6-kilometre section of Orosháza street has been renovated, making traffic safer.
Dr. Endre Hajdu turns 95 and is celebrated with a special ceremony
Candles, singing and a memorial plaque made the 95th birthday of Dr. Endre Hajdu a special occasion.
Junior Prima award for talent from Törökszentmiklós association
Kata Forgács received the Junior Prima award for her talent and work with the Apáról Fiúra Association in Törökszentmiklós.
Free trees in Balatonfüred were claimed within minutes
All 100 free trees in Balatonfüred were claimed by applicants, so the quota filled up quickly. The popularity shows local interest in greener surroundings.
Foresters restore centuries-old Török well in Cseszmei
Foresters in Törökkoppány have renovated the 16th-century Ottoman-era spring and its surroundings. The project was a result of local cooperation.
Free mushroom identification contest invites enthusiasts in Pécs
A free mushroom identification contest will be held on Monday at the Pécs Market Hall. Mushroom lovers are invited to take part.
Free screenings in Nógrád encourage early cancer detection
Free screenings in Nógrád drew attention to cancer prevention among men, as early testing can save lives.
A child of Chinese parents building bridges between cultures
Li Weirong, born in Budapest to Chinese parents, created a communication model to bridge generational and cultural differences, which the UN welcomed.
Small gifts bring smiles to children's faces
Visitors arrived at the playground with special gifts and treats to bring joy to the children.
Parcel locker arrives in village in Nógrád
A new parcel locker is making daily life easier for residents of the village and the surrounding area.
Rescue point opens in Verpelét to speed up emergency aid
The ambulance service's Northern Hungary Regional Directorate operates a rescue point in Verpelét, which may speed up lifesaving care.
Goose-themed festivity draws crowds at Sóstó Museum Village in Nyíregyháza
Large crowds attended the festivity at the Sóstó Museum Village in Nyíregyháza on Saturday, with guests arriving in goose-lined processions.
Előre and Gyula both win in NB III
Előre beat Szeged and Gyula defeated Csepel in NB III football matches.
Forever young retirees in Verpelét enjoy unforgettable time together
Retired members of the Verpelét Forever Young group spent memorable hours together at their gathering.
Rare images of Bory Castle and a tribute to Jenő Bory
Rare photographs show Bory Castle, while an event remembers the artist Jenő Bory.
Zander or pikeperch? How they are told apart on Lake Balaton
On Lake Balaton the name of this fish changes at about one and a half kilograms, as this short explainer describes.
Museum welcomes babies and families in Miskolc
The Babával a múzeumban program series continues at the Herman Ottó Museum in Miskolc, inviting families with young children.
Children are happy as the school swimming pool is finished
The major investment at the Zsadány school has been completed, and the indoor swimming pool is ready. Only the permit process remains.
Hungarian hits at the Eger Körcsarnok
The Csík band performed at the Eger Körcsarnok, with violin, double bass and cimbalom playing Hungarian hits.
St. Martin's festivities in Hollókő
In Hollókő, the legend of Saint Martin was revived with special programs filling the Old Village.
Goose parade and recovered wines at Tolna St. Martin's Day
This year's St. Martin's Day in a Tolna village features a goose parade and wines brought up from underground; the wine blessing has been held for twenty years.
Platthy István lecture on early childhood artistic expression in Pécs
Platthy István's Pécs lecture focuses on how artistic expression develops in early childhood.
Szentgotthárd technical school celebrates at World Meeting of Béla Alumni
The III. Béla Technical School in Szentgotthárd celebrated a double anniversary at the World Meeting of Béla Alumni with a podcast, short film and party.
Children get tea for storybooks by Lake Balaton
In Balatonlelle and Siófok, children receive tea from Saint Nicholas in exchange for storybooks.
Valuable Tiszafüred win in Füzesabony
The Tiszafüred football team won 2-0 against Füzesabony on Saturday.
Glowing lanterns and fire jugglers at Baja's St. Martin's Day event
The Szent László ÁMK hosted a special St. Martin's Day program in Baja with lanterns and fire jugglers.
Flowers and autumn colours in Hajdú-Bihar cemeteries
Days after the November holidays, bright flowers and autumn colours are still visible in the kopjafa cemeteries of Hajdú-Bihar. The photos show traces of remembrance.
Familiar streets on screen: Sopron's film secrets at the Lábasház
Sopron's film history comes alive at the Lábasház, with familiar streets shown on screen.
Alba Fehérvár KC breaks its Szombathely curse with an important win
After seven years, the Fehérvár women's handball team has taken points in Szombathely.
Olympic champion, artist and teacher honored at Veszprém Prima Gala
The Prima Gala in Veszprém presented Entrepreneur of the Year awards and the 2026 county Prima Awards.
Bátaszék makes Christmas easier for 190 families
Bátaszék is once again organizing a city-wide Christmas charity drive to help 190 families.
World Champion Wrestler at Bácsalmás Rescue Foundation Sports Day
The charity sports day of the Bácsalmás Rescue Foundation featured a cake sale, lectures and sports demonstrations, with a world champion wrestler as a guest.
Professional Hunters Honored at Bakony Saint Hubert Festival
At the Saint Hubert celebration in the Bakony, professional hunters were recognized for their work, which follows the rhythm of nature.
Health Fair in Szekszárd: Many Paths to Well-Being
A health fair in Szekszárd presented a variety of methods for leading a healthy lifestyle.
25 years of passion: Salgótarján museum director celebrates jubilee
The director of the Salgótarján museum has spent 25 years in the world of museums and is marking the milestone.
Somogyvár's history comes alive in a Hungarian comic
A Hungarian comic series about the history of Somogyvár is in the works, with its first part a 64-page, full-color A4 book.
Szeged-Csanád GA takes three points from behind
Szeged-Csanád GA came back from a deficit to win three points and recorded its first back-to-back league victories.
School in Bátmonostor full of children again
After five years, a Waldorf kindergarten and school has moved into the former school building in Bátmonostor, filling it with children again.
Christmas wonderland opens at Lenck Villa in Sopron
The Christmas village has moved this year to the Lenck Villa in Sopron, where it has opened to visitors.
ZTE KK wins confidently in Miskolc
ZTE KK secured a confident win in Miskolc and remains unbeaten in its last seven games in the second tier of men's basketball.
Sallai provides assist at Galatasaray stadium
The Turkish league newcomer held its own at Galatasaray's home ground, with Sallai providing a goal assist.
DVTK-trained defender to replace injured player
The national team coach has shown confidence in a defender trained at DVTK, who will take over from an injured player.
Morahalom's folk music meeting celebrates a double anniversary
The folk music gathering in Morahalom marked a double jubilee at the Aranyszöm venue. Folk songs filled the building even before the program began.
At 91, Lévai János still sharpens skates in Debrecen
In Debrecen, 91-year-old János Lévai still runs his skate-sharpening workshop. His story is an encouraging example of an active life in old age.
Enduro race on a sunny hillside in Pannonhalma
On Saturday, two hundred motorbikes raced on the Pannonhalma crosspark during a sunny enduro event.
Three Fejér County institutions win Earth Champions award
Three institutions from Fejér County proved themselves in the Earth Champions competition and won.
Reindeer hauled up on a sled at a Bakony abbey museum
At a natural history museum in the Bakony abbey, a reindeer was pulled up a height on a sled.
Goose feast and special cocktails at Zalaegerszeg's Márton Day tasting
Zalaegerszeg's restaurants held a joint Márton Day gastronomy event with goose dishes and special cocktails at Zallure Park.
ETO wins by fifteen goals in the Champions League handball
ETO's handball team won by fifteen goals in the Handball Champions League.
Alumni from five classes reunite at a Kecskemét high school
On Saturday, alumni from five classes gathered for a nostalgic reunion at the Katona József Gimnázium in Kecskemét.
Gyirmót salvages a late point against Kécske
In round 13 of the Merkantil Bank Liga, Gyirmót saved a point in the closing minutes against Tiszakécske, which was playing a man down.
Special guests visit Eger hospital
The Heves County Markhot Ferenc Hospital hosted Chinese doctors for a professional exchange.
HFC plays the season's highest-scoring match
Despite a large deficit, HFC came back into the match in a goal-rich game of the season.
Traditional sausage making contest in Jamina
The seventh Jamina Civil Sausage Stuffing Contest was held on Saturday.
Szolnok beats Szeged with a strong finish
Szolnoki Olajbanyasz men's basketball team beat Szeged in a close game with a strong final push.
Soldiers return from Kosovo to loved ones in Szolnok
The fifth rotation of the Szolnok helicopter brigade returned home after four months, welcomed by their families.
Kozarmisleny beat Ajka 1-0
In round 13 of NB II, Kozarmisleny beat FC Ajka 1-0 at home.
Puskas Akademia wins in Kisvarda
Substitute Urho Nissila decided the match as Puskas Akademia took three points in Kisvarda.
Tatabanya wins against Haladas
In round 15 of the NB III Northwest group, Tatabanya beat Haladas 2-0.
Tradition, craftsmanship and competition at the 14th Pentaktív in Nagyenyed
Scout teams from across Transylvania competed in five different activities at the Pentaktív event.
Ancient submerged structure found in Nile mud
Archaeologists found a roughly 2,600-year-old structure buried in the Nile mud, revealing clever engineering solutions.
Joule heating could give wind turbine blades a second life
New research suggests hard-to-recycle wind turbine blades could be reused using Joule heating. The method could reduce the amount of waste sent to landfill.
Photographing the CRT screen – the era of analogue print screens
The article describes how people photographed television screens before VHS to record moving images.
Gannets on the cliffs: survivors of bird flu give hope
Nature photographer Mariann Farkas's images show the gannet colony at Bempton Cliffs on England's east coast, which survived the bird flu outbreak.
Eighteen days in the Himalayas: seven hikers from Șimleu Silvaniei
Seven hikers from Șimleu Silvaniei spent eighteen days in the Himalayas. The mountain adventure tested their endurance and gave them unforgettable experiences.
Sade to be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame
Sade and her band will be inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on November 14, alongside other artists.
James Webb detects water-ice clouds on a nearby brown dwarf
The James Webb Space Telescope has detected variable water-ice clouds in the atmosphere of a brown dwarf just 7.5 light-years away.
Brendan Larsen's striking astrophotograph surprises many
Brendan Larsen photographed the night sky in New Zealand for two hours, then spent 40 hours editing the images.
China opens its space station to a foreign astronaut
China is opening a new chapter in its space program by allowing a foreign astronaut access to its space station.
Friday, 6 Nov 2026
Bistro couple brings Saint Nicholas magic to needy children in Kecskemét
The owners of a Kecskemét bistro are organizing a festive Saint Nicholas event for children in need, with Saint Nicholas expected to attend.
Charity clothes sale in Szolnok: donations being collected now
A two-day charity clothing sale will be held at the Verseghy library in Szolnok. Clothes are currently being collected.
Former papal soldier excels in French elite training
Former papal soldier Zoltán Vincellér finished 4th among 22 graduates of the French training course.
Ill Szofi Ádám performed on stage, and received something she did not expect
Szofi Ádám performed on stage while unwell and received an unexpected show of appreciation afterwards.
Retired Zala general receives honorary university title
Retired major general Sándor Dömény from Lenti received an honorary associate professor title, a surprise recognition from the university.
Ugrai Panna already has seven golds at this year's Hungarian championships
Ugrai Panna has won seven gold medals so far, with flawless performances over the first two days of the national championships.
Green areas in Kalocsa to be developed with tens of millions in funding
Kalocsa joined the international Water Sensitive Territories 2 programme, with water retention playing an important role in developing its green areas.
An unusual friendship grew between an elderly man and a badger
An elderly man and a badger have formed an unusual friendship.
Adoptable dogs take center stage at a special FEMA event
A special meeting organized by the Fejér county animal welfare group gives shelter dogs a chance to find new homes.
Memorial plaque for Vince Wartha in the Zsolnay Quarter
Vince Wartha will receive a memorial plaque in the Zsolnay Quarter in Pécs. He played a key role in developing eosin glaze.
The Somogy library becomes a comics world for a day, with free entry
Celebrating the coming of age of the Szeged Comics Festival, the library welcomes visitors with free programs.
A new era may come for bottle deposit return
A new method could end the litter chaos caused by bottle scavengers, protecting the environment.
Free film screening in Szuha
A free film screening is being held in Szuha, and locals can watch the scheduled films at no cost.
Csónakázó Lake in Nagykanizsa is growing in popularity
Csónakázó Lake is becoming increasingly popular among residents of Nagykanizsa as a place to relax.
Feast-day mass in Csermajor, new path at the chapel
A feast-day mass will be held on Saturday at the Saint Imre chapel in Csermajor, and the Vincentian fathers have built a new path to the chapel.
Outstanding entrepreneurs in Bács-Kiskun county to receive awards
The Bács-Kiskun County branch of VOSZ is again honouring entrepreneurs whose outstanding performance and social engagement help develop the region.
A Drop of Life: the invisible world of a lake on film
A new animated educational film by the HUN-REN Ecological Research Centre shows the invisible lake life, from algae to tiny animals.
Advent market opens near Berettyóújfalu
An Advent market is opening in Berettyóújfalu, where visitors can enjoy the festive atmosphere.
Needy residents can gather firewood brush over six weekends
For six weekends, people who need it most can gather brush for firewood.
Memorial wall honours Pincehely heroes
At the initiative of the Pincehelyért Association, sixty-eight names were compiled for a memorial wall honouring the heroes of Pincehely.
Rwandan ambassador meets students in Nyíregyháza
The ambassador of Rwanda visited the University of Nyíregyháza and met with Rwandan students studying there.
Ghost species identified in Hungary
Researchers who had tried for about a century to prove the presence of a mysterious animal in Hungary have now identified it.
The city blooms: nearly 26,000 plants set out in Kaposvár
In Kaposvár, plants were placed at many locations from the inner-city squares to the outskirts, nearly 26,000 in total.
School wardens from Békés County beat the country's best
A Békés County pair proved themselves in theoretical, professional and physical tasks at a national competition.
A Veszprem County school made it among Earth's champions with its planet-saving idea
A school in the Bakony area reached the Earth Champions list with its composting project. The classroom nature practice shows sustainability in action.
Heves county's newest talent bursts onto the scene like a comet
A student from Gyöngyös has made a name for herself in Hungarian nature photography.
Together for the children of Kézdivásárhely – 266 children receive help
At the day centre opened last autumn, children receive psychological, social and health support, as well as community experiences.
A community space between apartment buildings
A special community space has been created at the Kiserdő residential park for residents.
Bud Spencer returns to Hungarian cinemas with a legendary film tribute
One of Bud Spencer's legendary films returns to cinemas. Italian film stars are coming to Budapest for the tribute.
Misleny keeps climbing, PMFC travels to Paks
The Baranya teams continue their successful season this weekend. Misleny keeps climbing while PMFC travels to Paks.
Red panda cub born at the Veszprém Zoo
The cub has been growing up beside its mother and can now also be seen on the enclosure grounds.
Levente Horváth wins bronze at the short-course national championships in Kaposvár
The breaststroke swimmer opened the short-course national championships with a personal best and a podium finish.
Residents of Gávavencsellő join forces to build a special Christmas tree
More than 3,000 blocks are being assembled into the village's community Christmas tree and nativity scene.
Zalaegerszeg honours professors Öveges and Papp Simon with memorial stones
The National Heritage Institute is holding two ceremonies to honour the memory of the scientists, who have ties to Zala County.
Memorial tree planted in honor of master chef János Brindás in Gyula
A memorial tree will be planted and a plaque unveiled in Gyula's Csigakert in honor of master chef János Brindás.
Ercsi drivers set an example before the snowfall
Before snowfall, an Ercsi street was cleared of cars, and local neighborhood watch members say the drivers' responsible behavior could be an example for others.
Pyjama party: students take over their school
A pyjama day was held at a school in Békés county, with students happily taking over the school.
Passing drivers did not leave a roadside owl alone
A cat owl sat motionless by the road, passing motorists helped, and the story ended well.
Iván Fischer donates his lifetime allowance to children with autism
The conductor, who received the Artist of the Nation award, will not keep his monthly allowance. He has pledged the sum to children living with autism.
Twelve babies born in Veszprém hospital within a few days
Between November 2 and 5, several new babies were born at the Veszprém hospital. The days brought joyful moments for families.
Career day in Mosonmagyaróvár helps students choose their path
At Friday's career day, young people received answers about where to continue their studies. The event offered guidance on several questions.
A boat-themed playground in Miskolc city centre is full of children again
After four years of standing empty, the boat-themed playground in central Miskolc has been reclaimed by children. The renewed space is once again a community place.
Three world stars to perform at the anniversary Paloznaki Jazz Picnic
Lisa Stansfield and Candy Dulfer join Sophie Ellis-Bextor at the 15th Paloznaki Jazz Picnic.
Budapest and UNICEF involve young people in sustainability planning
The Green Cities initiative launches next year and aims to include young people's views in urban sustainability plans. Participants can consult experts and prepare a child-friendly package of proposals.
Rescued tawny owl recovers at Szeged Wildlife Park
A tawny owl rescued from Highway 55 is recovering at the Szeged Wildlife Park. The bird was fortunately not injured.
Volunteers collect over 80 bags of litter in national parks
During the TeSzedd! campaign, volunteers collected more than 80 bags of litter at four sites in national park areas.
Daróczi Csaba is Nature Photographer of the Year for the tenth time
The photographer from Soltvadkert placed on the podium in several categories. By his own account, the result surprised him.
Szekszárd is looking for a Christmas tree, donations welcome in several towns
Szekszárd is looking for a Christmas tree, and residents in Simontornya, Decs and Dunaszentgyörgy are also invited to donate spruce trees.
Flu vaccine arrives in Fejér county
The flu vaccine is now available in Fejér county, and certain groups can receive it free of charge.
A historic downtown building in Debrecen has been restored
The building, which once housed a café, a leather goods workshop and a fashion store, has been renovated again.
Nagyatád ice rink opens thanks to community effort
In Nagyatád, a joint community effort allows the winter ice rink to open on 28 November.
Gene therapy is already saving lives in Hungary
According to experts at Semmelweis University, gene therapy for spinal muscular atrophy and early newborn screening can save infants' lives.
Veronika Mitykó finishes seventh at the weightlifting world championship
Competing in the 86 kg class in Group C, Veronika Mitykó finished seventh with a total of 220 kg.
Seven athletes from Balassagyarmat selected for national team
Seven athletes trained at Vitalitás SE have been included in the 2026 national team squads.
Clown doctors visited the children's ward in Dunaújváros
Clown doctors visited the paediatric ward of the Szent Pantaleon Hospital to bring joy to young patients.
Ferencváros beat AC Milan 2–0 in the Europa League
On Thursday Ferencváros won 2–0 against AC Milan in the Europa League, with Lenny Joseph scoring both goals. Milan coach Ruben Amorim criticized his players' performance.
Fischer Iván donates his prize money to children with autism
The Hungarian Academy of Arts named seven artists Nemzet Művésze this year, with the awards presented at the Pesti Vigadó. Fischer Iván, who was absent, pledged the money he received to a charitable cause.
X-ray services restored at Győr hospital
Patients can once again use X-ray examinations as usual.
Nine million forints lay on the road, Miskolc police helped the owner
A sum of nine million forints was left on a road in Miskolc. With the help of police, the owner received assistance.
Beke Jázmin returns with silver and bronze from the arm wrestling world championship
17-year-old Jázmin Beke returned from India with one silver and one bronze medal from the Scottish-style arm wrestling world championship.
Gyöngyös comfortably beat Dabas in the cup
Gyöngyös won convincingly against Dabas in the cup. Martin Gráf was the most effective player on the home side.
Cat rescue drive in Győr to help hungry cats
On November 7 the Győr cat rescue team organizes a food collection at Intersport. The donations will support cats in need.
Márton's Day, new wine and festivities at Lake Balaton
This weekend the Lake Balaton shore hosts fishing traditions and Márton's Day festivities. The program celebrates community life.
Nagyatád photo club celebrates its tenth anniversary with an exhibition
The Nagyatád Photo Club marks its tenth anniversary with an exhibition in Somogy. The show highlights the creative energy of the community.
For the sixth year in a row, the Szeged club is the most successful
The Szeged club won the points competition again this year, marking its sixth consecutive year at the top of the most successful clubs.
This year's Tök Jó Buli was a big success in Mezőberény
The fun event in Mezőberény drew a large crowd again this year. It gave the local community a cheerful experience.
Kecskemét kindergarten celebrates its anniversary
The Kecskemét kindergarten, built in the middle of nowhere, celebrated its jubilee, and an award was presented during the event.
Szolnok aerial dancers win seven world championship titles
The aerial dancers from Szolnok returned home with seven world championship titles and 19 medals in total.
Birthday greetings for retired police officers in Tolna
Retired Tolna County police officers were honored on their birthdays for their long service.
Students on a study trip in Pér
Master's students in cultural mediation from Széchenyi István University took a professional study trip to Pér.
Hands-on careers: students gained experiences before choosing their path
Students got first-hand experience of different professions while preparing to choose their career.
Croatian traditions celebrated in Harkány
On Saturday, Harkány hosts Mass, folk dance and live music celebrating Croatian traditions.
Artist from Heves County named Artist of the Nation
An artist from Heves County received the Artist of the Nation award, recognising the work they created in their home village.
Opening date announced for Salgótarján's ice rink
The ice rink in the centre of Salgótarján will open again this winter, and the opening date has been announced.
Literary evening and St. Martin's Day programme await Ballószög residents
Ballószög will host a literary evening this year, along with the traditional St. Martin's Day lantern procession.
Sopron's historic time-signal house has been renovated
The renovation of the time-signal house on Deák Square has been completed.
The Hungarian Innovation Grand Prize competition has opened this year
Alongside the Grand Prize, the best innovation practices are being sought in 11 categories.
Somló school wins Earth Champions title with a brilliant idea
The school in Vértessomló won the Earth Champions competition and plans a camera bird feeder and a school garden with the funding.
Széchenyi University's ship tracking system receives design protection
The Echosail system used at Kékszalag has a trademark application in progress.
Students enjoy hands-on open day at Szent László school
The school's open day, featuring a mock hospital room, drew nearly two hundred visitors and gave students memorable experiences.
Community joins forces for animals in Kőröstetétlen
Two families are helping local animal keepers, and the municipality has issued an important request to those who would use the help.
MÁV Előre Foxconn aims to extend its unbeaten run
The Székesfehérvár team faces Pénzügyőr SE next and wants to continue its unbeaten streak.
Harvesting has started at the fish ponds near Szeged
The small carp have begun to be harvested from the fish ponds, and they will be ready for fish soup in two years.
The Bisinger promenade in Győr is being renovated
The legendary park in the Győr city centre is getting a complete renewal, with details described in the article.
Trollfoci: two Borsod teams prepare for a huge match
The Borsod teams are back in the spotlight as they take the field in the Trollfoci event.
Videoton wins away for the first time in a long time
The Székesfehérvár team won away after a long time and will now face BVSC at home.
Science exhibition opens in Miskolc with free interactive displays
The interactive MTA 200 exhibition is free to visit at Városház tér in Miskolc until the end of December.
Students from Sopron explored eight police stations
As part of a career orientation programme, students from Sopron visited eight police stations.
After an accident, he completed a triathlon and donated the proceeds to a hospital
Tamás completed a triathlon after his accident. He donated the proceeds of the charity fundraiser to the hospital in Esztergom.
Former ARÉV Employees Reunite
Members of the ARÉV Friendship Circle Association met over a shared lunch to recall this year's events.
Police Helped at Makó's Light Friday Event
Police drew attention to safety during the early darkness at the Light Friday event in Makó.
Vindics-Tóth Lili Anna proves her talent within a year
The young runner found her place in marathon running within a year and proved her talent.
Alba Fehérvár wins comfortably
The Székesfehérvár basketball team pulled away from the first quarter and won confidently.
Volunteers cleared a more than 700-year-old castle ruin in Nógrád
A volunteer group called Bozót Brigád cut back the overgrowth around a Nógrád castle ruin. Photos show the results of the work.
158 creations showed the talent of local pensioners
A county competition with twenty-eight pensioners' clubs received 158 entries, ranging from lace work to a goulash-themed cake.
Vizslás won confidently and temporarily took the lead
On Friday evening, Vizslás beat Szécsény at home and temporarily moved to the top of the league table.
Woolridge's last-second basket decided the neighbourhood derby
In a close game, Woolridge scored a basket in the final seconds to win the local derby for the Somogy basketball team.
Firefighters in Csánig bought a water tanker with money from recycled bottles
The Csánig volunteer fire brigade raised the funds for a new water tanker by collecting PET bottles.
Bakony Expo opens
The traditional regional fair opened, with photos showing the first day's offerings.
Erkel Ferenc Art Scholarships awarded
The Erkel Ferenc Art Scholarships were presented on the anniversary of Erkel Ferenc's birth.
Hungarian striker scores winning goal three minutes after coming on
Alen Skribek scored for the third time for his new club, netting the winner after coming on as a substitute.
Győr-Moson-Sopron Prima awards presented
The Prima awards were handed out in Győr to honoured residents of the county.
Ambros Martín becomes head coach of Qatar's men's national handball team
Former Audi ETO head coach Ambros Martín has been appointed head coach of the Qatar men's national handball team.
Veronika Major wins world championship bronze and Olympic quota
The Keszthely shooter won bronze in 10m air pistol at the World Shooting Championships in Doha, securing Hungary's first quota for the Los Angeles Olympics.
Ars Hungarica Festival Opens With Cultural Partnership
The 21st Ars Hungarica festival opened in Transylvania with the signing of a cultural cooperation agreement between Nagyszeben and Budavár Municipality.
Powerhouse Parramatta opens in western Sydney
The 915 million dollar building opens this weekend with five new exhibitions and a 23-day festival. Its white lattice exterior is a striking sight.
Researchers pin down the structure of quark-gluon plasma
Scientists have mapped the structure of the extremely hot plasma of quarks and gluons that existed in the first moments after the Big Bang more precisely.
Underwater cameras can estimate fish weight in real time
A new method estimates fish weight without building full depth maps and with less computing power, which can help aquaculture operators manage feeding and harvests.
Paired DNA strands can recognize shape in a new sensing method
Researchers presented a method in which paired DNA strands recognize molecular shape, not only sequence, when detecting small molecules.
Land plants' closest algal relatives evolved multicellular growth several times
Genetic analysis suggests that the closest living algal relatives of land plants developed multicellular growth repeatedly and independently. The research was led by the University of Göttingen.
The best places to volunteer this Thanksgiving: 17 options
The Optimist Daily lists 17 volunteering options that fit different schedules during the holidays.
Astronomers produce the sharpest low-frequency radio sky image yet
An international team using LOFAR made the sharpest and most sensitive low-frequency radio image ever, revealing almost 63,000 radio sources.
Restoring fish migration needs more than fish passes
The Netherlands is building fish passes to reconnect rivers, but research shows success also requires maintenance and water management.
New sawfly species described
During fieldwork in a Colorado quarry, a Yale student helped describe a new sawfly species from 50-million-year-old rock.
Picture of the day: The golden crumb
A sunlit hotel window revealed a tiny white creature to the author, and a whole new world opened up just centimeters away.
Weekly good news: nature restored and HIV transmission halted
This week's roundup reports nature restored at unprecedented scale and Barbados halting HIV transmission to babies. A cleaner fuel shift is also gaining pace.
Winding river bends in the Utah desert
The San Juan River has carved deep, curvy meanders into the desert landscape. A NASA image shows this natural wonder.
Extra special tamarin twins born at a zoo
Shaldon Wildlife Trust says it is one of only two European zoos to breed the species in 2026.
Horseshoe crabs confirmed in a second Philippine province
Researchers confirmed horseshoe crabs in Tawi-Tawi province for the first time, based on interviews with local residents. Scientists are urging conservation efforts.
40 years since the Ferguson era began
Forty years after Sir Alex Ferguson became Manchester United manager, the club recalls the era that made him its most important figure.
The Charter of the Forest was signed 809 years ago
On this day, King Henry III of England signed the Charter of the Forest, which granted free men rights to use the forests. The document is often described as the sister of the Magna Carta.
Community land ownership can keep housing affordable
The Spark column highlights communities that use shared land ownership to keep housing affordable.
Euclid discovers a new comet
The Euclid space telescope has discovered its first previously unknown comet in images taken between 16 and 24 September 2026.
India repatriates a seized orangutan to Indonesia
A young orangutan seized in Mumbai in 2024 has been returned to Indonesia, where experts on Sumatra are preparing it for eventual release.
Historic result: an underwater volcano used to generate electricity
The company Endurance Energy tested a technology that uses an underwater volcano to generate electricity. The method does not depend on sunlight or wind.
Invisible valleys lie beneath Greenland's ice
Valleys lie beneath Greenland's ice sheet, which covers 1.7 million square kilometres and reaches 3 kilometres thick, unseen by human eyes until now.
Brassov's central Christmas tree is already up
The 26-metre spruce was delivered to Council Square on Thursday evening as the city prepares its Christmas decorations.
A pilot painted a GTA cover in the sky with his plane
Benjamin McDaniel spent eight hours flying to paint the GTA 6 cover across the sky. The spectacular artwork is his latest masterpiece.
Scotland encourages slow travel and authentic hospitality
From sheep shearing to encounters with Highland animals, Scotland offers many experiences to visitors. The article recommends longer stays.
Christmas lights switched on in London as thousands gather
On 5 November, Regent Street in London welcomed the Christmas season with a spectacular lights switch-on and fireworks.
Scientists may have found 115-million-year-old dinosaur blood
Researchers may have discovered blood remnants of a dinosaur more than 115 million years old. Special fossilization conditions may have helped preserve it.
AI-designed broad-spectrum bird flu vaccine developed
Scientists used artificial intelligence to design a vaccine that could protect against many bird flu variants, potentially strengthening public health systems.
Baku's 7th World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue highlights culture for peace
Cultural and religious leaders and international representatives gathered at the 7th Baku World Forum on Intercultural Dialogue to discuss how art, faith and dialogue can support peace and mutual understanding.
Mallorca permanently shuts down its last coal power plant
Authorities have approved the permanent shutdown of the remaining coal-fired units on Mallorca, marking a new era for the island.
Vintage cars fill the streets of Almería
About 40 veteran and classic cars took part in the annual rally in Almería, Spain.
Pope Leo XIV's Latin American tour will be the longest trip of his papacy
The pope's Latin American tour will be the longest and most distant journey of his papacy.
The honeybee stinger works like an automatic pump
High-speed video recordings revealed how the honeybee's stinger pumps its venom into the skin.
After 42 years of research, scientists find a particle decay that helps explain the moments after the Big Bang
Researchers have found evidence of a rare particle decay that could help explain the first moments after the Big Bang.
Potassium-Enriched Salt Could Save Lives
American and Australian researchers say that replacing regular salt with potassium-enriched salt could prevent millions of deaths each year.
Hamburg wins after a stunning goal in the Bundesliga
Hamburg started their ninth-round match with a win, with the victory secured by a spectacular strike.
Thursday, 5 Nov 2026
From our cars to collaborative robots
The series traces the development of Hungarian industry, from the transition period to modern robotics.
Apollo statue back on view after 80 years
A Roman-era Apollo statue, lost since World War II, is once again on display at the Hungarian National Museum.
Left-handed world champion: Szolnok arm wrestler wins her tenth title
Brigitta Ivánfi lost with her right hand but won her tenth world arm-wrestling title with her left hand.
A sponge city against drought? Environmentalist from Győr fights for water
The article presents the sponge city concept as a way to counter drought, using the example of an environmental activist from Győr.
Mini-moon may be Earth's newest companion, discovered by Hungarian astronomer
A Hungarian astronomer's discovery has put a newly identified special celestial body in the spotlight.
Long-awaited project may start in Balmazújváros
A cycle path and leisure park are planned in Balmazújváros.
Ugrai Panna wins four titles to open the championships
The short-course swimming championships have begun, with Panna Ugrai winning four titles.
Hungarian studio turns abandoned Zurich railway site into timber oasis
A Hungarian architecture studio transformed an abandoned railway site in Zurich into a three-storey timber oasis.
Weekend paediatric care in Komárom may improve
According to the mayor of Komárom, weekend paediatric care could soon be strengthened by another specialist. Parents may receive better care.
Free help for new parents in Szentes
In Szentes a free programme will help expectant mothers and new parents who feel uncertain in the first weeks. The initiative offers much-needed support.
Dunavecse residents unite to make their town greener
After three or four years, the Egy nap a városért programme returns to Dunavecse. With local volunteers, up to a hundred trees could be planted.
A rare visitor appears in Dévaványa
A rare visitor briefly stopped over in Dévaványa, offering the locals a natural experience.
HUF 6.6 million for firewood for those in need
A decision has been made to spend HUF 6.6 million on firewood for people in need. The amount will be similar to last year's.
Krakow keeps drawing a Nyíregyháza friends' group
A group of friends from Nyíregyháza travelled to Krakow for the seventh time to attend the Sto Lat event. The city remains a strong attraction for them.
Nearly 4,000 square meter project completed in Nagykálló
A new project covering nearly 4,000 square meters has been completed in Nagykálló, according to local reporting with photos.
AI brings the former Great Plain back to life
An ELTE researcher used centuries-old military surveys and scientific data to reconstruct what the Great Plain looked like in the past.
DVTK women's basketball wins away in Europe Cup
In the Women's Basketball Europe Cup, DVTK won away by 3 points against Panathlitikos.
Nándor Németh opens with a gold medal in Kaposvár
The XXII Short Course National Swimming Championship started at the Csik Ferenc Competition Pool in Kaposvár, where Nándor Németh won a gold medal.
Balázs Rózsa: pioneering brain microscope may aid therapies
According to the director of the BrainVisionCenter, their microscope makes brain activity examinable at cellular level, which may help develop epilepsy and Alzheimer therapies.
Nationwide-level skate park to be built in Szarvas
A new skate park will be built on Székely Mihály Square in Szarvas, and the construction contract has been signed.
Seniors in Őcsény get a new community space
A new community space for seniors is being set up in Őcsény, and preparations for the opening are underway.
Tisza Lake's usable water reserve more than doubles
Since late October, the usable water reserve of Lake Tisza has more than doubled.
Papa entrepreneurs join forces to renovate a ten-person family's home
Entrepreneurs in Pápa came together to renovate the home of a ten-member family in time for Christmas.
Kick-box European Championship: six athletes from Békés compete
Six competitors from Békés County will take part in the adult kick-box European Championship starting on November 6.
Six million forints for firewood for those in need in Jászberény
In Jászberény, a six million forint budget will help several hundred local families with firewood.
Social firewood for those in need
Social firewood is real help for many families, and residents can ask their local municipalities about the options.
Walk on 100-million-year-old shell fragments in the Bakony
Impressive rock layers formed in the shallow part of the Tethys Ocean in the dinosaur era can be visited in the Bakony.
Outstanding results for Zelk school in Nyíregyháza
The Zelk school ranked first among the 22 primary school sites in Nyíregyháza in this year's competency assessment.
Demes Sándor wins prestigious American award
The American Astronomical Society's Laboratory Astrophysics Division awarded its Early Career Award to Sándor Demes, a young researcher at the HUN-REN ATOMKI institute.
Concerts, folk dance houses and special performances await Pécs residents in late November
Community activities and clubs are waiting at PKK institutions.
Successful American tour for the Makó brass band
The Makó brass band performed successfully in theatres and stadiums in the United States and is now preparing for performances in Asia.
Hospital training helps handle difficult situations in Békés
Participants in hospital training in Békés prepare for the most difficult situations, where communication plays a major role.
Village and farm caretaker training successfully completed
The Zala County Government completed the basic training for village and farm caretakers for the sixth time.
Hungarian student journalist at the New York Times
16-year-old Budapest student Hanna Bán took part in a two-week journalism course organized by The New York Times through a special scholarship.
Premonstratensian monks seek inner peace in Csorna
A spiritual retreat was held at the Premonstratensian abbey in Csorna, where participants sought the path to inner peace.
Heartwarming school moments: hurting others is not cool
A school initiative guides young pupils toward love and kindness.
Madéfalva Saint Anne Chapel in contention for architecture award
The chapel is in the public vote for the 2026 Média Architecture Award in the building category.
The first Gabora Gala: from waiter-musician to Real Madrid
The Real Madrid veterans team also attended Gabora János's music events, and the first gala is now being celebrated.
Little hands, great joy: babies born in Győr-Moson-Sopron
Based on a hospital list, several babies were born in the county on Wednesday.
Nándor Kiss found his place in diving in Gyöngyös
An interview with a world-class member of the Mátrai Erőmű Diving Club, who says the sport became a second family for him.
Free winter clothes handed out in Salgótarján
Needy residents can receive winter clothing, coats and footwear at a charity clothing distribution in Salgótarján.
Zala county's age-friendly municipality of the year named
The Age-Friendly Municipality of the Year 2026 award in Zala county was presented to a local town.
Donation from Makó charity meeting delivered to homes
The Makó charity event reached its goal, and the donation was delivered directly to those in need. The story is about community help.
Reunited in Békés after 55 years
A class reunion was held in Békés fifty-five years after graduation. Former classmates were able to meet again.
Gábor Elek, head coach of Esztergom, celebrates his 55th birthday
Gábor Elek, head coach of Esztergom, celebrates his 55th birthday today.
Jubilee confirmands honored in Rábaszentandrás
A festive service was held in the Lutheran church of Rábaszentandrás, where jubilee confirmands were honored.
Former Salgótarján coach Csaba Máté turns 85
Csaba Máté, former coach of the Salgótarján Athletics Club, celebrates his 85th birthday today.
Old Balatonlelle and Hungarian film stars on the set of Nem ér a nevem
Sixty-five years later, the Balatonlelle of 1961 comes back to life in the filming of Nem ér a nevem, featuring Klári Tolnay and Antal Páger.
Smallest Hungarian premature baby of 2026 born in Miskolc weighing 390 grams
The baby, born weighing only 390 grams, was cared for intensively in Miskolc and is recorded as the smallest Hungarian premature infant of 2026.
Dance for life: programme joins from across Hungary
Participants from several Hungarian locations are joining a dance programme that develops creativity, shapes personality and offers a shared community experience.
Special fish stocking continues on the Körös rivers
A special fish stocking took place in the angling waters of Békés County.
Széchenyi University wins utility model protection for go-kart data system
The Széchenyi István University in Győr has obtained another utility model protection for its data collection system developed for electric go-karts.
Creators preserving a generations-old tradition receive award
Artisans keeping alive a special tradition, now known to fewer people, have received a prestigious award.
Péter Dombi elected Optica Fellow
HUN-REN Wigner researcher Péter Dombi has been elected a Fellow of Optica, the world's largest optics and laser physics society. He is only the second Hungary-based researcher to receive this honour.
Pink walk in Mezőtúr for the fight against breast cancer
Residents joined a common walk and a symbolic balloon release to raise awareness of the fight against breast cancer in Mezőtúr.
Colorolli tool to be improved with Maltese Charity Service
A award-winning tool created by a Széchenyi University student will be further developed with the Maltese Charity Service. Elderly and disabled people are testing it.
Eger prepares for a cup upset at home against PLER
The Eger team is aiming for its best-ever Hungarian Cup run in a home match.
Ticz Nándor places seventh at the IKU World Karate Championship
Békéscsaba's Nándor Ticz finished seventh at the IKU Karate World Championship.
British angler catches 52 kg carp in Hungary
A British angler caught the largest carp ever recorded at the privately owned Euro-Aqua lake in Hungary. It is not an official world record, but the angler is delighted.
Retired police chief warrant officer celebrated on his 80th birthday
The police force greeted a former colleague on his 80th birthday.
Firefighter from Mezőtúr achieved his dream in Las Vegas after seven years of preparation
Fire chief inspector János Papp fulfilled a long-held dream in Las Vegas after seven years of preparation.
Zalaegerszeg kindergarten gets new cabinets and refreshed surroundings
The Zalaegerszeg kindergarten has received new storage cabinets and a refreshed environment, making daily tidying easier.
International cup: historic appearance ahead for Győr team
The Győr water polo team, UNI Győr-GYVSE, competes in the women's Conference Cup this weekend.
Champions crowned in two age groups at Kisstadion
Two age-group champions were celebrated at the Kisstadion, and the champion team did not lose a single point.
Alföldi Sára Kata competes at the youth Olympics
Sára Kata Alföldi, a race walker from Békéscsabai Atlétikai Club, has travelled to the Youth Olympic Games.
Flash flood protection completed in a Borsod county town
A long-needed development has been completed in a Borsod county town to help reduce damage from flash floods and surface water.
Bekes county school wins energy company contest
A school from Békés county won in an energy company competition, with students taking a leading role in recycling waste.
Nagykarácsony church turns 90, renovated bell tower inaugurated
The church in Nagykarácsony celebrated its 90th anniversary, and the renovated bell tower on the vineyard hill was also inaugurated.
Pécs swimmers win gold and two silvers
Swimmers from Pécs won three medals on the opening day of the short-course national championships.
Young SBTC orienteer wins silver among adults
Ákos Kadlót of SBTC finished second on both days of the competition in the adult category.
Varpalota ice rink opens, skating now possible
The ice rink on Bányabekötő road in Várpalota opened for its season on November 3 at 11 a.m. Skating is now available.
A penguin chick is growing up at Szeged Zoo
The newest resident of the Szeged Zoo, a spectacled penguin, is growing up at the park.
Vasvári: where knowledge becomes ideas and ideas become opportunities
The report covers student-made applications, innovative projects and national competition successes.
Hungary's first Olympic quota: Veronika Major wins bronze in Doha
Keszthely's Veronika Major secured an Olympic quota and won bronze at the world championships in Doha. She will compete in Los Angeles.
Hungary secures first quota for the Los Angeles Olympics
Veronika Major has won Hungary's first quota for the Los Angeles Olympics. Two years ago she won bronze in Paris.
Seventy lights, seventy years of remembrance in Budapest
In Budapest's City Hall Passage, the light installation 70 fény used seventy beams of light to commemorate the 1956 revolution.
Film by director with Veszprém ties wins over Viking fans
The Hamrammr film by a Hungarian director with Veszprém ties, shot in Old Norse, takes viewers to Viking-age Iceland.
Renovation of service flats approved in Marcali
The renovation of service flats on Berzsenyi Street in Marcali has been approved. A contractor is now being sought for the work.
Shoppers queued at the Ónod market
On a sunny day, shoppers lined up at the Ónod market, where all goods cost 400 forints.
The first nightingale of the year arrived late
The common nightingale arrived later than usual this year, though it can be observed in Hungary during certain periods.
World Championship silver for Alexandra Szabó in Greece
Pécs rider Alexandra Szabó won a silver medal in her age group at the three-day, 80-obstacle World Championship in Greece.
Lugossy's Flame of Revolution may return to its original place before Parliament after 13 years
Maria Lugossy's memorial, moved from Kossuth Square to a dog park, could return to its original location next October following a petition.
Hungarian theatre showcase comes to Miskolc, new festival launches in 2027
Miskolc will host a prestigious theatre event in 2027, when a new festival launches.
New workshop opens in Szeged for electrician students
MVM built a new workshop in Szeged, where 21 electrician students can begin practical training.
New professional partnership at the Székesfehérvár university
A new professional partnership was established in Székesfehérvár, following an important agreement.
Social services improved considerably in Fertőszentmiklós
Social basic services in Fertőszentmiklós were upgraded with 119 million forints of EU funding.
Foresters and students clean up the forest
Students of the University of Sopron and employees of TAEG Zrt. organized a litter-collection action to keep forests clean.
Igal pupils bring famous Hungarian paintings to life
Pupils of the Igal primary school celebrated Painting Day in a special way by recreating famous Hungarian paintings.
A special flea market is coming to Zalaszentgrót
Zalaszentgrót is hosting a flea market where visitors can go treasure hunting and buy gardening supplies. The event invites the local community.
Veszprém county referee retires after more than three decades
Tamás Keszthelyi said goodbye to refereeing after 32 years and 447 NB III matches. His career is recognised with respect.
Hairdresser chairs, show kitchen and machine simulator at the Baja career fair
At the career fair in Baja, students could explore many trades through interactive demonstrations. The programme included a hairdresser's chair, a show kitchen and a construction machine simulator.
Engines roar through the Szerencs forests at the Zemplén Rally
More than a hundred cars race through the forests near Szerencs at the Zemplén Rally. The Hungarian rally championship title will be decided at the end of the event.
Győr's Tourinform office turns thirty
Győr's Tourinform office has been helping visitors and locals discover the city's values for three decades.
Long-term commitment: defender signs with ETO until 2030
Bálint Selyem, a home-grown player at Győr's ETO FC, has signed a contract extension until 2030.
Touching goal: KTE player sends message to his friend
Andor Bolyki celebrated a goal in a special way to send a message to his friend in Germany. He plays for KTE.
Major announcement in Paks: day surgery could start in five specialties
Day surgery could begin in five medical specialties in Paks after an obstacle to health development was removed.
Tihany center closed for the weekend: programs at the Gardália festival
The Tihany Gardália festival returns with colourful programs recalling the village's fishing past; the centre will be closed for the weekend.
Animal-friendly teamwork: a Zalaegerszeg school helped the Csácsi animal shelter with hay bales
A Zalaegerszeg school donated bales to the Csácsi animal shelter in return for an unforgettable earlier visit.
Child hero of the 1848 war gets a statue in Ács thanks to community effort
A statue honoring a young artillery gunner of the 1848 war, who lived only fifteen years, now stands in Ács after a community effort.
We always laughed hard with Mom: a funny story about an attempt to recruit her as an 'agent'
Lilla Petrás shared how her mother was almost recruited as an agent, told in a humorous way.
Szarvas gets a modern health facility as the old land office building is fully renovated
Plans call for new dental clinics to open next summer in the renovated former land office building in Szarvas.
Dedicated teachers honoured in Sopron
Dedicated teachers were honoured in Sopron. The award aims to recognise the teaching profession and the work done.
One of the country's most popular kindergartens is in Várgesztes
The Várgesztes kindergarten made the top twenty of the Kindergarten of the Year vote. Twelve small children learn German playfully with magic glasses.
Advent lights switched on in Debrecen
The advent lights in Debrecen are being switched on, and the Ice Flower Carnival returns with special programs for families.
Food box and flowers for a pensioner in Nagycsepely through a donation bank
A donation bank surprised Zoli, a pensioner living on modest means in Nagycsepely, with a food package and flowers.
Two helpers from Komárom receive the Sára Salkaházi Award
At the Sára Salkaházi Award ceremony, two helpers from Komárom were honored for being there for others in difficult times.
Preparing for spring in Babót
Several thousand tulip bulbs were planted in a small garden in Babót in recent days, bringing hope for spring blooms.
Road section to Parkerdő completed
Work finished in recent days and the road section is now open for use.
Szekszárd kindergartners had a great pumpkin day
Fun games, playful challenges and creative pumpkin figures made the day special for kindergartners in Szekszárd.
Winter birds are coming: how to feed them
Winter bird feeding is more than scattering seeds in the feeder. The article outlines proper feeding habits.
Dunaújváros students built their own go-kart
Students and teachers from a Dunaújváros school built their own go-kart together, showing the joy of learning and creating.
Student artworks on display
An exhibition opened featuring works by students, focusing on the joy of creating.
Szeged rubber factory turns sixty and enters new era
The Szeged rubber factory, which grew into one of Europe's largest textile-reinforced belt manufacturers, enters a new era.
Teamwork: Mosonmagyaróvár ambulances receive life-saving equipment
With a 2.5 million forint grant from the Mediahelps Foundation, the Példa Egyesület bought life-saving equipment for the Szent Kristóf Ambulance Foundation.
Borderless Days: two exhibitions open the three-day program in Miskolc
A three-day arts program series started in Miskolc with two exhibitions. The events invite residents to take part.
International community in central Budapest: over 40 nationalities
The Equippers Church in Budapest brings together more than 40 nationalities, is moving into a new permanent home and its community is growing.
Kaposvár's Táncsics Gymnasium turns 220 with festive week
Kaposvár's Táncsics Gymnasium celebrates its 220th anniversary with a festive week, a torch parade and a gala show.
Have an olive tree? We made a Neapolitan recipe with olives from Győr
Olives harvested at Dunakapu Square in Győr are used to make a Mediterranean treat based on a Neapolitan recipe.
No mercy for the Austrians: Kaposvár gains a confident lead in the Champions League
Fino Kaposvár played with confidence to take the lead in the CEV Champions League qualifier against Austrian champions Hartberg.
Zala collectors earn exceptional success at American exhibition
Collectors from Zala achieved an exceptional success with an exhibition in the United States, which celebrates the 250th anniversary of the country's founding.
From Sárbogárd to Toronto: a voice heard on Canadian Hungarian radio
Zsolt Bokányi, a well-known figure in Székesfehérvár's music scene, received a special honour as he was heard on the Canadian Hungarian radio.
Hungary beat Montenegro with a confident performance
Hungary's national team, under László Sótonyi, won its first 2028 European Championship qualifier against Montenegro while leading throughout.
Audi ETO handball player could return this year
Fodor Csenge underwent sudden abdominal surgery, but she could return to the court this year.
From ballet to contemporary dance: young talents perform at national festival
Performers from across the country are coming to the competition for young dancers.
Csaba Daróczi wins Nature Photographer of the Year for the tenth time
The winners of the Nature Photographer of the Year 2026 competition were announced; Csaba Daróczi won for the tenth time.
Ferencváros hero speaks candidly after San Siro win
Scoring twice, the player helped the club advance in Europe; he spoke openly about the match.
Ferencváros beat AC Milan 2-0 at San Siro
The Ferencváros players described the evening as unforgettable after the 2-0 win at the San Siro.
Seven Hungarians receive the Artist of the Nation award
Iván Fischer has pledged the lifetime annuity that comes with the award to music education for autistic children.
Transylvanian religion teacher becomes Romania's first women's cage fighting world champion
Christiana Budică, a religion teacher from Ecel in Sibiu county, became the first Romanian woman to win a cage fighting world championship title.
Antal Spányi meets Pope Leo XIV in the Vatican
For the first time in nine years, Hungarian Catholic bishops visited the Vatican, and Antal Spányi met Pope Leo XIV.
Renovation of the Csíksomlyó church completed
Csaba Böjte announced that the renovation of one of the most important churches for Hungarians has been completed.
Marosvásárhely University of Arts turns eighty
The Marosvásárhely University of Arts celebrated its 80th anniversary on Thursday.
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Mosaic of Our Lady of Hungary unveiled in the Vatican
A large copy of the Our Lady of Hungary mosaic, removed from a wall during communist times, was placed and blessed in the Vatican Gardens during a visit by the Hungarian bishops.
Smartwatch can help detect signs of high blood pressure
A Nature study reports that signs of hypertension can be detected from data recorded by a consumer smartwatch.
Hydrogen derivatives could make China's carbon neutrality cheaper
A Nature study finds that hydrogen-based derivatives could make China's carbon neutrality goal more cost-effective.
New FDA-cleared PTSD treatment reports 68 percent remission
In clinical trials, the personalized brain therapy MeRT reached 68 percent remission in PTSD. The treatment was developed by Wave Neuroscience.
NASA unveils the X-70 experimental aircraft
NASA unveiled the X-70 Fractal experimental aircraft at the Kennedy Space Center, a platform designed to speed up the development of advanced aviation technologies.
Viruses against dangerous bacteria: first guidelines for phage therapy
An international team released the first coordinated guidelines for personalized phage therapy, which could help treat antibiotic-resistant infections.
A tiny supercurrent could help read quantum information without destroying it
Researchers proposed a method to read quantum information without damaging the delicate quantum states. In simulations it reached up to 99.85% accuracy.
Cyprus: island of snakes, cats and ancient ocean floor
The third-largest Mediterranean island exposes an ancient piece of ocean floor and is home to many cats. NASA highlights its natural features.
Enceladus in silhouette – NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day features Enceladus, a moon of Saturn, seen in silhouette.
Ghanaian photographer James Barnor wins a prestigious photography award
Ghanaian photographer James Barnor received a prestigious photography prize for seven decades of work capturing everyday life and Black culture.
CERN scientists find evidence of extremely rare particle decay
Using the Large Hadron Collider, CERN scientists found evidence of an extraordinarily rare particle decay, predicted to occur about once in ten billion cases.
Foreign tourist numbers rise in Romania
The National Institute of Statistics reported an 11.1 percent increase in foreign tourists in Romania during the first nine months of the year.
Vienna State Opera reopened 71 years ago after WWII destruction
The Vienna State Opera, destroyed during World War II, reopened 71 years ago on November 5. It remains a key home of classical music.
Wireless backup coming to Android
An Android update will allow phone photos and videos to be backed up wirelessly and automatically to a computer.
Displaced Gaza man builds wind turbine to power tents
A displaced Palestinian in Khan Younis built a makeshift wind turbine to bring electricity to tents. Unable to afford solar panels, he harnessed the wind for everyday needs.
Gaza man builds homemade wind turbine to power camp
A displaced Palestinian man built an improvised wind turbine to provide electricity to tents, using wind energy for everyday devices.
Astronauts vote from the International Space Station
Three American astronauts cast their votes from the International Space Station in the midterm election. Their electronic ballots were sent back to Earth.
Male tigers are not always solitary
Rare scenes filmed during a nature documentary shoot show that male tigers can also maintain social contact with others.
30-year mystery solved: scientists find hidden defense against inflammation
Scientists solved a decades-old mystery and uncovered an immune defense that protects healthy cells from inflammation. The discovery could lead to new treatments.
Scientists develop gel that can regrow tooth enamel
Scientists have developed a gel that uses minerals naturally found in saliva to regrow lost tooth enamel. The regenerated enamel behaves much like healthy enamel.
Pioneering Jewish academy opens in Germany
The Central Council of Jews in Germany opened an academy in Frankfurt to combat hate and promote dialogue and learning nationwide.
Miraculous seabird recovery after avian flu
Three years after avian flu wiped out a sandwich tern colony on England's south coast, the birds have grown from zero to 756 thanks to conservation efforts.
Poverty falls sharply in Uzbekistan
According to a World Bank estimate, the national poverty rate fell from 17% in 2021 to 5.8% in 2025, lifting 3.7 million people above the threshold.
Plan for power and communications on the Moon
Astrolab has developed a system that would provide energy for missions before miniature atomic reactors are installed.
Anthropic's AI helps tackle a cell biology mystery
Vaults, barrel-shaped protein structures found in animal and plant cells, can also be produced by bacteria and viruses, hinting at their ancient origin.
Bob Dylan gives a book to Pope Leo at the Vatican
The famous American musician met Pope Leo in the Vatican and gave him his autobiography.
Sewage bacteria generate electricity while destroying antibiotics
A new microbial fuel cell produces power, breaks down hard-to-remove antibiotics, and makes household hydrogen peroxide.
400,000-year-old teeth reveal a twist in human evolution
Protein analysis of Homo erectus teeth from China suggests early humans interbred with Denisovans, and their genetic traces may still exist in people today.
European orbiter detects signs of volcanic activity on Mars
Gas seeping above volcanic rifts suggests Mars is not geologically dead inside, but merely sleeping. The findings come from the European Space Agency orbiter.
Zolani Mahola from Waka Waka to People Power
South African singer Zolani Mahola, known for Waka Waka with Shakira, is preparing her second solo album People Power, focused on the power of music to bring people together.
A clever molecule unlocks new properties in glass
Scientists found a molecule that rearranges the internal structure of glass and lowers its melting temperature. It could enable new glass materials with controlled magnetic and optical properties.
New membrane could make oil refining far more energy efficient
Scientists developed a membrane that separates crude oil at room temperature, which could significantly cut refining energy use and emissions.
Ghana's sustainable timber license strengthens forest governance
After a sixteen-year process with the European Union, Ghana received a license to sell sustainably sourced timber, strengthening forest governance and cooperation.
Harry Potter film music performed live in Paris
Conductor Timothy Henty leads more than 80 musicians in a live orchestral performance of Harry Potter film music as part of a concert series.
Hundreds of Ice Age drawings found in a Catalan cave
Archaeologists discovered prehistoric carvings in the cave rock in 2019 and have since identified 55 animal depictions.
A 3,300-year-old sword found in an Italian volcanic lake
Archaeologists found a well-preserved Bronze Age sword in Lake Mezzano, which is still sharp after more than three millennia.
Ronaldo's international records from a 23-year career
At 41, Cristiano Ronaldo ended a career that spanned six World Cups and six European Championships, marked by many international milestones.
NASA astronauts answer Florida students' questions
Astronauts Jessica Watkins and Luke Delaney will answer STEM questions from Florida students from the International Space Station. The call will stream live.
City lights of the US Midwest seen from space
A photo from the International Space Station shows city lights from the Midwest to the East Coast before sunrise, including Chicago, Detroit and New York.
Montana ranch where autistic people work as guides
Erik's Ranch & Retreats is a guest retreat in Montana where autistic staff work as concierges, guides, wranglers and cooks.
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Fossil points to a fruit-eating dinosaur
The beak and mouth structure of Infernogallus jamesi suggests it ate soft fruit. It may also have helped spread seeds.
Twenty-year shipwreck puzzle solved: 400-year-old padlock cracked
Using a hospital CT scanner, scientists have cracked the code of a 400-year-old padlock found on a Welsh beach. It came from a treasure-laden shipwreck.
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Okefenokee swamp named a UNESCO World Heritage Site
Georgia's Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge has been added to the UNESCO World Heritage List. The rare wetland ecosystem has gained international recognition.
Researchers get closer to the origin of the Stonehenge Altar Stone
Scientists have ruled out several proposed sources of the Stonehenge Altar Stone and are moving closer to identifying its origin.
Tiny animal populations can recover, challenging extinction assumptions
A major study finds that species reduced to fewer than 50 wild individuals are not automatically doomed. Some populations can recover.
Ocean helped raise atmospheric oxygen levels
About 2.3 billion years ago, Earth's low atmospheric oxygen levels rose and stayed high afterward. The research examines the role of the oceans.
After 40 years, physicists find evidence of an ultrarare particle decay
CERN physicists report evidence of a rare meson decay into a muon and antimuon. The result helps test predictions of the Standard Model.
Butterflies inspire a brighter, greener way to make paint
Researchers are studying butterfly wings to develop coatings that do not rely on harmful chemical pigments.
AI helps scientists discover new sugar substitutes
Researchers in Jerusalem used a computational method to identify 92 promising sugar substitute candidates from over 50 million chemical compounds.
New European database supports environmental risk assessment of medicines
A European research and pharmaceutical consortium has launched a free, publicly accessible database. It supports assessing the environmental risks of human medicines.
Plant-based coating could simplify recycling
A new plant-based coating could replace the plastic lining of disposable coffee cups, reducing microplastic release and making recycling easier.
A well-timed blink helps us look around
Research suggests that brief eye closures are timed so that our view of the world seems continuous and everyday activities are hardly disrupted.
AI could help improve earthquake safety
Researchers at the University of East London developed an AI-assisted framework to assess how soil, ground shaking and structural strength affect building resilience.
Mali's Moringa Queen wins UN recognition for land restoration
Rokiatu Traoré, who leads a social enterprise in Mali, was named a Changemaker at the UN Sustainable Development Goals Action Awards for restoring degraded land and creating jobs.
New method builds multi-helical nanographenes
Japanese researchers developed a two-step process to synthesize nanographenes with up to eight helicene units and controlled handedness.
Blocking an immune signal may help fight blood cancer
Researchers found that blocking a specific signal on natural killer cells may help the immune system fight certain mutated blood cells.
DNA nanoswitches find new drug leads faster
Harvard's Wyss Institute developed FIND, a platform using DNA nanoswitches to identify drug candidates that affect protein interactions more quickly.
Plant-based hair dye that smells like cinnamon
Researchers developed a plant-based hair dye with fewer skin-irritating chemicals that has a cinnamon-like scent.
New additives may help scale up perovskite solar cell production
Researchers from Dalian developed additives that support large-area coating of methylammonium-free perovskite solar films, published in Advanced Materials.
Linguist to record the magic songs of the Awajún people of Peru
Linguist Simon Overall, who has visited the area for over 20 years, is recording the traditional songs of the Awajún people of Peru.
New microscopy method reveals tiny cell structures and their surroundings
Researchers from Bielefeld and Vienna developed a technique that makes the smallest cell structures visible and shows how their molecular environment changes.
Hubble reveals galactic history through the star cluster M30
A NASA and ESA Hubble Space Telescope image shows the star cluster M30, about 27,500 light-years away in the constellation Capricornus.
New mechanism explains how cells respond to physical forces
Researchers described a new mechanism by which the protein talin, which controls cell adhesion and mechanosensing, is regulated by mechanical force. The study was published in PNAS.
Genes may help explain how some fire ants become queens
A group of genes may help some fire ants grow larger and become queens, according to a new study from the University of Georgia.
How octopuses squeeze through too-small gaps
Research shows octopuses can change their body shape to pass through very small openings. Their size does not always limit where they can go.
Antarctic blue whales are recovering
A new study estimates the Antarctic blue whale population at 4,018, up from 418 after the last reported whale catch in 1973. Experts stress that continued protection remains important.
New detector can count photons for quantum computing
A Dutch physicist is developing light detectors that can count photons arriving at the same time. The devices could be a key building block for future optical quantum computers.
Cacao expands in Brazil without clearing rainforest
Mapping shows Brazilian farmers are reviving degraded pastures for cacao instead of cutting rainforest. The approach could offer an eco-friendly alternative to chocolate production.
Study explains how volleyball players spin the ball on jump serves
A new biomechanical study shows that palm orientation determines how elite volleyball players spin the ball during jump serves. The research adds new insight into the sport's technique.
Quantum state controlled by electric current in a magnet for the first time
Researchers in Japan used electric current to control a quantum-geometric nonlinear Hall state in a magnet for the first time. The result could open new paths for quantum technology.
Plastic bags and bottles can become industrial adhesives
A new upcycling method turns polyethylene and polypropylene waste into strong adhesives, reducing the plastic sent to landfill.
Leaf nutrient balance helps explain earlier fall colour in US forests
A Duke University study shows that leaf nutrient levels affect when autumn colour begins in US forests, which could improve leaf drop forecasts.
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More fairy-tale characters may decorate Szeged's panel houses
Residential communities can receive up to 200,000 HUF to beautify their panel buildings, and more fairy-tale figures may follow.
Kecskemét hospital can now examine extremely premature babies with a new device
A Mercedes donation helps the examination of very low birth weight premature babies at the Kecskemét hospital.
A Fehérvár cleaner offers free help for Christmas
Barbara Fodor made a generous offer; details are in the article.
Mushrooms are growing again in the Bakony, in striking autumn colors
A photo gallery shows autumn mushrooms with striking colors from the Bakony, introducing several species.
A zalai mushroom inspector grows one of the world's most expensive spices
On an estate in Pethőhenye, several thousand purple flowers bloom, as one of the most valuable spice plants is grown.
Picture of the day: night lights in Budapest
The National Geographic Hungary picture of the day shows the Parliament building in night lights.
Once upon a time, a officer girls' school in Sopron
A nostalgic look back at the Magyar Zrínyi Ilona Officers' Girls' School in Sopron, where 150 students studied at its peak.
Hollywood discovered Tata – a new book preserves the town's film stories
A new book presents Tata's more than hundred-year film history and its legendary film shoots.
Cars decorated for Halloween in Abaliget
Cars in Abaliget were decorated for Halloween, and plenty of sweets were eaten.
Tengelic decides to renovate 120 meters of sidewalk
In Tengelic, a 120-metre section of sidewalk on Kossuth Lajos Street will be renovated.
Budapest's Városliget ice rink is among Europe's best outdoor ice rinks this winter too
Budapest's Városliget ice rink ranks again among Europe's best outdoor ice rinks this winter.
Helpful man finds elderly couple's lost phone in ten minutes in Lőrinci
A man tried to help an elderly couple, and the search succeeded within ten minutes as the lost mobile phone was found.
Jazz recording made at a farm near Pest with twenty-eight participants
Twenty-five human voices joined a jazz trio, and the recording was released under the title Moonlight Whisper.
Saint Martin's Day celebration on the Jereván housing estate in Sopron
Kindergarten children from Sopron's Trefort Square and Jereváni Kék kindergartens exhibited their Saint Martin's Day lanterns on the Jereván housing estate.
Students from Barcs win hearts in Upper Hungary with robots, drones and bus karaoke
Students from Barcs took part in a joint programme with peers from three countries in Tornalja, presenting robots, drones and stalactites.
Eger grammar school physics teacher receives prestigious professional award
Pál Pecsenye, a physics teacher at the Dobó István Grammar School in Eger, received the Mikola Sándor Award.
150,000 HUF for the best animal figures made from waste
Depónia Nonprofit Ltd.'s Trash Art competition encourages students to create animal figures from recycled waste. The best works win 150,000 HUF.
Zalaegerszeg weightlifter wins medal among juniors too
Dominik Orsós of ZTE won a medal among juniors as well, proving his talent against athletes two age groups older.
Possible new dwarf planet found by the Vera C. Rubin Observatory
The Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile has identified a new object in the outer Solar System that may be up to 1500 kilometres across. It is currently designated 2026 ED 138.
Scholarship application for Orosháza university students, deadline approaching
The Bursa Hungarica scholarship application deadline is November 5. University students in Orosháza can still apply for support.
Another Miskolc street repaved, traffic runs more smoothly
Asphalting has finished on Szirom Street in Miskolc, making travel smoother for local residents.
Special historic vehicle comes to Szigetvár with free entry
On November 4 a special vehicle offering a historical experience will visit Szigetvár, and entry is free.
Kaposvár Táncsics Mihály Gimnázium celebrates its 220th anniversary
The school opened its anniversary event series on Monday with a range of celebratory programs.
From Miskolc favourite to WNBA champion
The basketball player with Miskolc roots achieved a great performance and won the WNBA championship.
Hungarian industry returns to 2021 output level in September
Industrial production kept growing in September and reached the 2021 output level for the first time since early 2024.
Csíkszereda charity Katalin ball supports three good causes
The Csík Entrepreneurs Association and the Csíkszereda consulate host a charity ball on Saturday, November 21, supporting three good causes.
Volunteers sought by Szeged researchers
Szeged researchers are looking for volunteers for a painless study that can help solve one of the great mysteries of the human brain.
Gyula students collected 3,600 kilograms of acorns
The city's acorn-collecting contest in Gyula announced its results, and forest planting continues.
A skate park may be built for young people in Nagykanizsa
A skate park could be built on the area next to the Kanizsa Arena soon.
Vas Prima 2026: Entrepreneur of the Year is József Virágh
The Vas county branch of VOSZ named József Virágh entrepreneur of the year.
Charity Santa run in Dunaújváros
A Santa run will be held in Dunaújváros on December 5, supporting families in need.
ERC-MENTOR program continues to help researchers
The ERC-MENTOR program, launched in 2026, helps Hungarian researchers prepare for European Research Council applications with expert support. New applicants are welcome.
Quantum-key encrypted radio messages exchanged in Budapest
Researchers from HUN-REN Wigner Research Centre for Physics and ELTE successfully tested quantum key distribution on a public radio messaging network between both sides of the Margit Bridge.
International senior weightlifting competition held in Zalaegerszeg
Senior weightlifters from four countries competed in Zalaegerszeg at the Alpok-Adria Cup. The home event was judged a success.
Local councils join forces on a key regional health development
A new chapter may open in the region's healthcare, as local councils work together on significant planned changes.
Kisszállás footballers get brand-new artificial turf pitch
A modern artificial turf football pitch was opened in Kisszállás, built with 50 million forints from the TAO scheme.
Young people from Békéscsaba become national champions
Young performers from Békéscsaba won the national competition, finishing ahead of everyone else on stage.
Swimmers from Békéscsaba top the medal table
The sixth Hód Sprint Kupa swimming competition was held in Hódmezővásárhely, where swimmers from Békéscsaba finished at the top of the medal table.
Katalin Karikó receives honorary citizenship of Szolnok
At a scientific summit in Szolnok on November 12, Katalin Karikó will receive the honorary citizenship title in a ceremony.
IchiGeki wins seven medals at Bushido Cup
The Orosháza-based IchiGeki karate club won seven medals at the Full-Contact Hungarian Championship, the 28th Bushido Cup.
Students in Barcs join forces for litter cleanup
Starting as a litter cleanup in Középrigóc, students from Barcs took on environmental protection through a joint effort.
Buki girls achieve good results at Armwrestling world championship
Two athletes from Dóró Tem in Bük achieved good results at the Indian Scandinavian strength world championship.
Researchers patent process turning dairy by-product into ethanol
Researchers at Széchenyi István University received a patent for a process that produces ethanol from a dairy by-product.
From the back rows to the top of the world: two Hungarian artists with Cirque du Soleil
An interview with Olívia Kapitány and Tamás Fülemen, the first Hungarian artists of Cirque du Soleil.
Love for old Csepel motorcycles became a profession and way of life
The story of Pál Cserős, a vintage motorcycle restorer from Mosonmagyaróvár, shows how his passion became his calling.
Two experts received the Wigner Jenő Prize on Hungarian Science Day
Outstanding work in nuclear science and safety was recognised in Paks.
Kaposvár LSC RG SE wins the Hungarian Cup
The Kaposvár gymnasts won a gold medal and three individual podium places.
More and more cranes are seen around Lake Fertő
More and more cranes are being seen around Lake Fertő and above Sopron. The growing number of birds shows the natural richness of the area.
A special 3D light corner arrives in a Szabolcs town for the festive season
A special 3D light installation is coming to a town in Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg county as part of the holiday decorations.
Fifty people a day can get free hot meals in Abony
A new free meal service has opened in Abony, offering hot food to fifty people each day. Details on eligibility are available from local information.
Work has started on Fehérvár's Kori Liget
Preparations have begun at Székesfehérvár's popular winter event venue, the Kori Liget.
Eger VSI youth program shows path to the top level
Ákos Terenyei says results confirm the value of youth development at the Eger VSI club.
Smart white cane could help visually impaired people
University student Márton Kovács is developing the Walkira smart white cane, with a prototype expected in 2-3 years. Its low price could make it accessible to millions of visually impaired people.
Pécs trains to run three minutes faster
Trains in Pécs will run three minutes faster, offering passengers quicker journeys.
Berki Krisztián and Mazsi's daughter turns five
The daughter of Krisztián Berki and Mazsi has turned five. The news reports a joyful family milestone.
Retro fairy-tale heroes brighten a wall near Fejér County
A grey wall was transformed into a fairy-tale world in four days. A gallery presents the artwork near the town.
Agreement reached, ice collection can start in Tiszapüspöki
The opportunity almost fell through, but ice collection finally began in Tiszapüspöki on 4 November.
Encouraging news about DEAC's injured players
Several DEAC basketball players had minor injuries in recent weeks. Encouraging news has now arrived about the injured athletes.
Ten editions, countless encounters at the Cluj theatre festival
The tenth Interferences International Theatre Festival takes place in Cluj, with 25 productions from 14 countries running from 10 to 22 November.
Restrooms at Veszprém's Dózsa school have been renovated
The restrooms at the Dózsa school in Veszprém have been renewed, and the windows and doors were replaced. The full renovation is still pending.
A garden in Mór may host the town's Christmas tree
Mór is looking for a well-shaped tree of 10-15 metres that its owner would gladly donate. The town is waiting for offers.
Touching words from a mother about the Nagykanizsa maternity ward
A mother wrote touching words about the maternity care at the Nagykanizsa hospital. In her view, the care is exemplary.
American youths partied to Hungarian band Kozmix on a huge cruise ship
American young people danced to songs by the Hungarian band Kozmix on a huge ocean liner. The video shows a cheerful atmosphere.
Hungarian bus crew who circled the globe made history
Thirty-five years ago a Hungarian round-the-world bus and its three-person crew made history. Photos show the heroes of the journey.
New well drilled in Szentgotthárd, energy upgrade starts at bath
A new well is being drilled at the Szentgotthárd bath, where a 700 million forint energy upgrade begins. The investment aims to reduce energy costs.
Thermal bath pools may reopen, water therapy returns
After several years, water gymnastics and weight baths can restart at the Tolna thermal bath. Patients who have long waited for the service will get it back.
Zala heart surgery intensive care unit gets new life-saving equipment
New devices have been added to the intensive care unit of the Zala heart surgery department. They help support safe heart function during and after surgery.
New fire engine arrives in Csongrád
A new 320-horsepower fire engine has entered service in Csongrád, equipped with special gear.
Dozens of saplings planted in Nemesnádudvar
Residents planted dozens of saplings, and the village's tree-planting programme may enter a new phase.
Astronomy in everyday life: from Wi-Fi to medical imaging
An article on how astronomy connects to everyday technologies, from wireless internet to medical imaging.
Exhibition on Csángó Hungarian life opens in Gersekarát
An exhibition presenting the life work of ethnographer Péter Halász opened in the freshly renovated main hall.
Bartha Dénes receives the Eötvös József Wreath
Prof. Dr. Dénes Bartha, research professor at the University of Sopron, received the Eötvös József Wreath award.
Hungarian researchers send world-first quantum-encrypted message
Hungarian researchers became the first in the world to send messages to each other encrypted with a quantum key between Buda and Pest.
Fifty new trees and an 11 million HUF water pipe replacement in Csém
In the village of Csém, fifty new trees will be planted and a water pipe replacement worth nearly 11 million HUF will improve water supply and make the village greener.
World stars are coming to the Campus Festival in Debrecen
The first performers of the Campus Festival in Debrecen have been announced.
Szeged students now serve their own lunch, and more are returning to the canteen
In Szeged, students serve their own lunch under the new canteen system, and more and more children are choosing school meals.
Time travel in Marcali: family photos may join the jubilee exhibition
Residents can submit old family photos for Marcali's jubilee exhibition.
Let's dress in purple together – Prematurity Day is approaching
A purple walk will be held in Szombathely on Sunday, November 15, to raise awareness for premature babies.
Residents can request ID cards in November through local services
Local services will help residents handle official documents faster in November.
Bright meteors may light up November skies over Heves
Bright fireballs may cross the November night sky, offering a spectacular view to residents of Heves.
Hungarian researchers discover how inflammation affects brain blood flow
Hungarian researchers have found that inflammation in the body can disrupt blood circulation in the brain. The discovery may help in treating brain diseases.
Lost ancient treasure found in National Museum after 80 years
A statue long believed to be a 19th-century pharmacy sculpture turned out to be an ancient Apollo depiction that vanished during World War II.
Rhyme sessions for children at the Miskolc library
The Miskolc library's November programme includes a St. Martin's Day celebration and a rhyme session for the youngest children.
Mackóvár kindergarten gets a renovated playground
The playground renovation at the Mackóvár Central Kindergarten has been completed, giving children a new outdoor play area.
Attila Nagy retires after 46 years of service
Attila Nagy, head of the Oroszlány Ambulance Station, retired after 46 years of serving the local community.
Winner announced for the 2026 Cycle-Friendly School title
Békéscsaba primary schools competed for the Cycle-Friendly School title, linked to car-free day, and the winner has been announced.
Costumed Halloween party fills Keszthely city centre
Costumed guests filled the Goldmark Károly Cultural Centre on Saturday at the fun event.
Archive photos reveal Eger Stars prop made in Tata
Film researcher István Cserteg shared lesser-known details of the filming of Eger Stars, based on archive photos.
Over 100 photos submitted to Győr photo contest
More than 100 works were submitted to the call, and the public can see 31 of them at the exhibition.
You can shape what you see on the walls: an installation in Veszprém
Vasarely's art comes to life in a new installation, where visitors' movements create new visuals.
Four centuries of education: the renovated Torockó school reopens
After more than two years of renovation, pupils of Torockó's Sebes Pál Primary School have returned to their renewed building.
Eleven wins out of eleven: unstoppable Szabadegyháza
Szabadegyháza remains unbeaten, and this time defeated one of its biggest rivals at home in the county's third division.
Water level of Tata lake rising as preparations for next season begin
Preparations for the next season are underway at the Tata lake bed. The water level is already rising.
Church in Dunaújváros turns ninety, renovated bell tower blessed
The community celebrated the ninetieth anniversary of the church in Nagykarácsony. The renovated bell tower on the Szőlőhegy was also dedicated during the event.
Békéscsaba women's volleyball wins 3-0 in one hour
BRSE beat TFSE in three sets in the Extraliga women's volleyball match.
Hungarian films screened in Bucharest
The 20th anniversary Bucharest Hungarian Film Week will take place between November 8 and 15, featuring award-winning Hungarian films.
Three Hungarian restaurants named among the world's Top 100
Three Hungarian restaurants made the 2026 TOP 100 Restaurants of the World selection by the Luxury Lifestyle Awards.
European cloud runs smoothly in independence test
In a multi-hour test, Amazon Web Services' sovereign European cloud kept running without relying on infrastructure outside the EU. Customer services stayed available and data remained accessible.
Arató András appears in a popular Hollywood series
Hungarian-born Arató András has turned up in a popular American series, something he did not know about beforehand.
A hidden star may be disturbing Betelgeuse
Radio observations suggest a hidden companion star is moving through the atmosphere of Betelgeuse, possibly explaining its distorted shape.
Cancer cells may be tricked into making their own drugs
Scientists developed a method that uses carbon monoxide made by tumor cells to produce a drug inside them. Early lab experiments look promising.
Cold showers could save money, improve health and cut CO2 emissions
A simple daily habit, taking cold showers, may help reduce costs, improve health and lower carbon dioxide emissions.
Fireballs brighter than Venus may cross the sky in November
Fireballs brighter than Venus may streak across the sky in November, so it is worth watching the sky on these days.
A 99-million-year-old lizard's lost tail preserved in amber
A 99-million-year-old amber piece preserves a lizard's lost tail, showing that lizards could already shed their tails in the age of dinosaurs.
AI helps find a natural appetite-reducing molecule
Stanford researchers used AI to identify a natural molecule that reduces appetite in animals. The research may lead to more precise obesity treatments.
Possible new dwarf planet found at the edge of the Solar System
Observations from the Vera C. Rubin Observatory in Chile revealed a possible new dwarf planet, provisionally named 2026 ED138. It could measure up to 1,500 kilometres across.
World record at the New York Marathon
61,146 participants completed the New York Marathon on Sunday, the first marathon to pass the 60,000 mark, organizers said.
Artificial mangrove roots protect Thailand's coast
Coastal communities near Bangkok are testing artificial mangrove roots to slow shoreline erosion. The solution offers temporary protection for now.
Scientists confirm a third type of magnetism
Researchers used X-rays to confirm altermagnetism, a new class of magnetic materials. These may combine stability with efficient information storage.
A student made chocolate from English-grown cocoa
New cocoa varieties could help chocolate production cope with climate change. A student made chocolate from cocoa grown in England.
NASA seeks a plan to save the Hubble Space Telescope
NASA is asking private space companies for innovative proposals to keep the Hubble telescope from burning up in the atmosphere. The satellite is slowly losing altitude.
China plans to send astronauts to the Moon within four years
China plans to rehearse the mission in 2028, initially without people on board.
Clothes of the future could be made from grass
Growing grass plants offers advantages, and the materials they yield could serve as animal feed or as raw material for the textile industry.
Lock unopened for 400 years finally opened in Wales
Researchers from Cardiff University and Amgueddfa Cymru opened a padlock sealed for 400 years, using micro-CT scanning instead of cracking the code.
MIT scientists unlock new crystal structures by breaking a 20-year rule
MIT researchers showed that flexible molecular connections can arrange nanoparticles in new ways, which could lead to new designer materials.
Woman becomes first to swim the entire California coastline
Long-distance swimmer Catherine Breed completed about 900 miles in 111 days, becoming the first person to swim the full California coastline despite harsh conditions.
A tiny squeeze changes the magnetism of exotic materials
Scientists found that a simple mechanical squeeze can change the magnetic properties of altermagnets. The discovery could lead to more energy-efficient electronics.
Charles Leclerc becomes a father
Formula 1 driver Charles Leclerc has become a father, a joyful family news item from the world of sport.
Scientists may explain why brains are cross-wired
Researchers propose that the brain's cross-wiring began over 500 million years ago in the visual systems of ancient fish.
New compound could strengthen a muscle-repair protein
Scientists found a compound that makes a natural muscle-repair protein more powerful. Early mouse experiments show promising results against age-related muscle loss.
Researchers found 22,000-year-old human DNA in cave sediment
Researchers succeeded in recovering ancient genetic material from cave sediment, even without bones or teeth. The discovery opens new possibilities for studying prehistoric populations.
Gold for 17-year-old karate champion Mariam Bsharat
Mariam Bsharat, 17, overcame difficult odds to become a karate world champion. She is now building a new life in Germany.
NASA Space Grant students join the agency's Inspiration Tour
NASA's Inspiration Tour connected the public and students with space exploration and aeronautics. At many stops, Space Grant students took an active part in the program.
Student-run auto shop opens to the public in Houston
High school students in automotive engineering opened an auto shop in Houston's Fifth Ward, where they apply their training to real customer repairs. The shop is open to the public.
NASA navigation test shows promise for planetary landings
NASA demonstrated technology that helps spacecraft autonomously find safe landing sites. A drone equipped with the SPLICE payload completed simulated lunar landing maneuvers on August 27.
WHO: six climate-health measures could save 1.6 million lives a year
The WHO urges governments to apply six measures against the health effects of climate change, which could save millions of lives.
Santa school graduates celebrate at Christ the Redeemer in Rio
Dozens of Santas gathered at Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer statue to celebrate their graduation. The 55 new recruits will spread Christmas cheer across Brazil.
55 Santa Claus school graduates celebrated in Rio de Janeiro
A dozen Santas gathered at Rio de Janeiro's Christ the Redeemer statue to celebrate their graduation. The 55 new candidates will spread Christmas cheer across Brazil.
NASA picks three companies for Ka-band space communication
NASA selected three companies to develop Ka-band satellite relay concepts. The work aims to keep existing spacecraft connected without modifying their systems.
Map shows South Sudan antelope migration routes
A map built from GPS tracking of 262 migratory antelopes shows their routes in South Sudan. Conservationists say it can help protect them.
Brazil expands the Pantanal national park by more than 25 percent
Brazilian authorities added nearly 480 square kilometers to the Pantanal Matogrossense National Park, one of the planet's richest habitats.
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Walls of a 2,700-year-old Egyptian shrine will regain their color in Oxford
Digital projections at the Ashmolean Museum will restore the original colors of the Shrine of Taharqa, including Egyptian blue.
A granddaughter pieces together her grandfather's untold family history
A documentary short tells how a granddaughter uncovers the family past her 99-year-old grandfather never discussed.
NASA accelerates the Artemis program toward the Moon
NASA leaders outlined plans for an Artemis III test flight in 2027 and a return to the lunar surface in 2028.
Indra leads Spanish alliance to protect undersea infrastructure
The project uses artificial intelligence, sensors and unmanned vehicles to monitor undersea infrastructure.
Bob Dylan meets Pope Leo XIV
Bob Dylan met Pope Leo XIV and they exchanged gifts. The meeting aimed to build a bridge between the Church and culture.
Como scores nine goals in Champions League
Como beat its Champions League opponent 9-0, the biggest Italian win of all time in the competition.
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Constantinople with 1,600 years of treasures: exhibition in London
The Victoria and Albert Museum in London presents the evolution of Constantinople from the 4th to the 19th century.
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Fast-flying birds also get jet lag
A new study finds that Manx shearwaters' internal clocks shift because of their fast flight, slightly throwing them off course.
Tuesday, 3 Nov 2026
Two kindergartens from Vas county make the national top twenty
Two kindergartens from Vas county made the top twenty in the national Kindergarten of the Year 2026 vote. Voting closed on October 30.
Town in Zala joins forces to find a missing dog
A 1.5-year-old golden retriever went missing in Nagykanizsa. Residents are asked to come forward if they saw it.
Hungarian rail takes a step up: the first new FLIRT Intercity train arrives soon
The first new FLIRT Intercity train will soon arrive in Hungary. The date from which the full fleet could enter service is also known.
Busy day at the Székesfehérvár hospital maternity ward brings a new baby
A new baby was born at the maternity ward of the Székesfehérvár hospital. The news is a joyful family event.
Renovation of the Csíksomlyó pilgrimage church is complete
The renovation of the Marian shrine, the Csíksomlyó pilgrimage church, is finished; the decorative lighting has been tested and the scaffolding will soon be removed.
Makó residents can get rid of unwanted items for free, with collection points in every district
In every district of Makó, residents can drop off unwanted electronic waste for free at collection points.
Kecskemét Theatre Opens Its Hidden Corners to Visitors
As part of the jubilee programme of the Kecskemét Katona József National Theatre, visitors can explore the building's hidden corners.
Gyula Tractor Parade Returns on December 5
The Gyula Tractor Parade, one of the most spectacular Advent events, will be held again on December 5.
New Health Centre Being Built in Debrecen for Over 1.5 Billion HUF
The University of Debrecen's new health building could be completed in the second half of 2027.
Two Young Men Help an Elderly Woman in Nyíregyháza
Two young men helped an elderly woman who had fallen in Nyíregyháza, an act her family will not forget.
Hungarian astronomer may have discovered Earth's third mini-moon
Krisztián Sárneczky spotted the object while analysing data from the Piszkéstető Observatory; it may be Earth's third mini-moon.
Farkas Sándor, who brought three championship titles to Székesfehérvár, honoured
The founder of one of the most successful eras of basketball in Székesfehérvár was celebrated at the City Hall.
DEAC volleyball players have reason to be proud
The DEAC volleyball team caused difficult moments for championship contender Kaposvár.
Oroszlány's Malom-tó transformed with new attractions
A lookout hill, the Bagolyvár and an outdoor training area have been built around Oroszlány's Malom-tó.
Csongrád-Csanád calls for a special show of solidarity; a single purple garment is enough to join
Many public buildings in Csongrád-Csanád will glow purple on November 15 as a sign of shared solidarity, and a single purple garment is enough to take part.
Autumn tree planting in Abony: 127 new plants will green the town
Autumn planting in Abony will green several public areas, with most of the 127 new plants going to the main square.
Autumn colours at Diósjenő lake
The autumn landscape around Lake Diósjenő in Nógrád county offers a colourful view.
Refilling of Tata lake begins with water from Öreg-tó
The water supply of Tata lake, drained during fish harvesting, is being replenished with water from the Öreg-tó.
Married for 66 years, still holding hands and cherishing their memories
A couple from Nógrád has been married for 66 years and still cherishes their shared memories hand in hand.
AI use is spreading rapidly among Hungarian companies
The share of companies using artificial intelligence rose by 21 percentage points in one year, according to a GKI survey.
Young and old dive into a pumpkin adventure in Balatonfüred
Pumpkins, creative ideas and a Halloween atmosphere filled the garden of the Huray villas in Balatonfüred.
U21: Körmend keeps speeding ahead
The Egis Körmend NB I. U21 basketball team remains unbeaten and won its sixth league match.
Transylvania among Europe's best winter destinations, says The Guardian
The British newspaper includes Transylvania among European winter travel destinations, especially for visitors who do not ski.
Green carpet cleared from the Bodrog river
A huge amount of aquatic plants was collected, and the continuous green mat on the Bodrog river was removed.
Spring in Dunaföldvár renewed, residents seek a name
Thanks to local volunteers, the surroundings of a spring in Dunaföldvár have been beautified, and a name is now sought for it.
Gregor László receives a lifetime achievement award
Gregor László received a Kick-boxing Lifetime Achievement Award at a World Cup event in Budapest.
Bakony feat: a lift brought to a village church tower
A new finial was placed on top of the tower, and the freshly painted cross was reinstalled.
A 250-year-old treasure stands tall in a Nógrád village
The village festival this year is linked to a special anniversary.
Hungarian experts run a development programme in Székelyudvarhely
Specialists from the Pető András Faculty at Semmelweis University in Budapest are organising another development programme in Székelyudvarhely.
Pécs museum exhibition wins international award
The permanent exhibition A hely szelleme – Genius Loci of the Janus Pannonius Museum received an international award.
Bowling: double success for Nagymizdó
The Nagymizdó team won, and the Sárvár Kinizsi also won its bowling match.
Angler catches a huge fish at a popular Nógrád lake
An angler caught a huge fish at a popular lake in Nógrád County.
Hundreds of children learn accident prevention from Uncle Koko
As part of the Safety by Koko initiative, several hundred children in Zala county took part in an accident prevention session aimed at the youngest.
Traditional soldier honoured with two prestigious awards
After sixty-six years of commitment to military life, he received two prestigious awards for preserving honvéd traditions.
A family wonderland opens to fight digital dependence
The Maszat ÉlményTér has opened a new experience space aimed at helping young families in Somogy county fight digital dependence. Zsófi Németh-Varga spoke about the initiative.
Young Hungarian nature photographer follows bears in the Tatras
Csaba Greening Isaac set out on a Tatra hike with an experienced nature photographer, following the tracks of bears.
Three babies born in Mosonmagyaróvár on Monday
Three babies were born in Mosonmagyaróvár on Monday. Their names will be published after parental consent, based on the list received from the hospital.
The history of Székesfehérvár comes to life in dance in Budapest
A single production brings together European dance history and Hungarian folk dance tradition.
Exhibition opens in Zamárdi with works from two Somogyfajsz artists' colonies
An exhibition drawn from the art collection of a Somogy nature conservationist has opened in Zamárdi.
Residents on the Balaton shore can now report public space problems by phone
The app makes communication between the municipality and residents faster and more transparent.
Palóc Farkasok swimmers proved themselves at training camp and competition
The swimmers of the Balassagyarmat club Palóc Farkasok did not rest during the autumn break either.
681 visitors, special experiences and a shared success at the Power Plants Night in Tatabánya
This year the Power Plants Night event at the Tatabánya Power Plant again drew strong public interest.
Serbian agricultural delegation explored university developments in Mosonmagyaróvár
The Serbian guests visited the Smart Farm and Smart Garden of Széchenyi István University, where modern spice plant cultivation was presented.
Only one team beat Bács-Kiskun at the national school warden competition
Competitors arrived from almost every part of the country. The Bács-Kiskun team finished second at the national school warden contest.
Bird feeders are put away for winter, but Szolnok passed with flying colors in care
The Szolnoki Faitatók initiative showed that local residents care deeply about the fate of birds, even as the bird drinkers are taken down for winter.
Special exhibition opens at Siklós Castle with music and dance
The HarkArt photography and fine arts exhibition opens on Saturday, November 7, at 5 p.m. in the upper exhibition hall of Siklós Castle.
Kaposvár water polo player called up to national team
A water polo player from Kaposvár has received an invitation to the Hungarian men's national team squad.
Kaposvár hospital turns 180
The Kaposi Mór Teaching Hospital in Kaposvár celebrates its 180th anniversary. Healing began with just a few beds.
Hungary celebrates Science Day in honor of Count István Széchenyi
In Nagycenk, Count István Széchenyi was commemorated on Hungarian Science Day. The joint event by the Hungarian Academy of Sciences and the University of Sopron looked at history and future challenges.
Celebrating the Hungarian-born king of repetitive music with a special concert
The 90-year-old maestro's work influenced the development of electronic music. A special concert marks the occasion today.
Shopping can help: five locations in Nógrád collect donations
Residents of Nógrád can join this year's donation campaign. Donations can be dropped off at five locations.
Christmas market with ice rink and Santa house awaits visitors in Zilah
The Zilah Christmas market programme includes an ice rink, a carousel, festive concerts and children's activities.
New paving machine line debuts on M3 motorway with threefold smoothness gain
A new paving machine line was tested on the M3 motorway, achieving three times better surface evenness. Improved worker safety is also a key benefit.
Autumn colours at the arboretum range from golden yellow to deep red
A path through centuries-old trees leads to the most beautiful autumn colours; a photo gallery is available.
Several footballers with Szabolcs ties are in the national team squad
Hungary play Georgia away next, and several players with Szabolcs-Szatmar-Bereg roots are in the squad.
Talent SE takes all three points in Veresenyháza
Talent SE took all three points at Veresenyháza and currently sits fifth in the second division.
A special national championship awaits swimmers
The this year's short-course national swimming championship will be held in Kaposvár.
Misha Gromov receives this year's Fejes Tóth László Medal
The Rényi Institute awarded this year's Fejes Tóth László Medal to Russian-French mathematician Misha Gromov, known for his original thinking and interest in biology and the brain.
Gundel-Takács Bence called up to the national team again
The ZTE FC goalkeeper has been invited again to the national team for the Nations League matches.
Hungary's men's football squad returns with several familiar faces and three newcomers for the Nations League finale
Marco Rossi announced a squad that includes Attila Szalai, Barnabás Varga and Roland Sallai, who return from injury. József Urblík may make his debut in the Hungarian shirt.
5,000 lei support for students with good grades and community work
Graduating students in Sepsiszentgyörgy can apply for support if they have good grades and collect at least 100 community-service points.
Patent filings in Hungary jump sharply
Patent applications rose 58 percent in the first nine months of the year compared with the previous year, with Hungarian-origin filings up 57 percent.
Fejér County's referees prepare for the handball world championship
Kristóf Altmár and Márton Horváth, two Fejér County handball referees, are preparing for the world championship.
Nagykanizsa's Sétakert park set for renewal
Planning for the renovation of Nagykanizsa's Sétakert park will soon be completed.
Hungarian artist runs Doom on a smartwatch
Hungarian artist András Bódai explains how he got the Doom game running on a smartwatch and the challenges he solved.
Mecsek bird of prey claps with its wings
A special bird of prey in the Mecsek hills claps with its wings, and several bird species are known to do this.
Fejér County ties in the Hungarian national team squad
Nearly half of the Hungarian national team squad has ties to Fejér County, and all three goalkeepers have trained in Felcsút.
New exit ramp under construction by industrial park
Construction of a new exit ramp next to the industrial park in Szolnok is progressing visibly, giving the park a direct fast-road connection.
Digital tools for foresters in Somogy
Foresters in Somogy are using smartphone-based systems, and more and more of them are learning to use the digital tools.
Mezőtúr men's team wins and keeps second place
The Mezőtúri AFC men's team won its NB II handball match and kept its second place in the league table.
Tiszalök hydropower plant back in operation
The Tisza water level has risen further, and the Tiszalök hydropower plant has resumed operation after being offline for over two months.
The new Pápa ice rink will be spectacular
The Pápa ice rink, covering nearly 1000 square metres, will welcome skaters with spectacular new features.
Restoration of two Angolkert sculptures begins
The restoration of the two iconic stone griffins in Angolkert, Tata, has started.
No need to take children far: new nursery helps Eger hospital staff
The Markhot Ferenc Hospital in Eger has completed a new 16-place workplace nursery.
Total solar eclipse: something will be visible in Miskolc too
In parts of the world the Sun will disappear for over 6 minutes. In Miskolc the eclipse will be partially visible.
Unity in Action: Cultural Networks Celebrated in Békéscsaba
An event in Békéscsaba celebrated the cooperation of cultural networks, with institutions of the Munkácsy Quarter presenting their work.
Over 122 million HUF research into climate change effects on agriculture at Pannon University
Pannon University is researching the agricultural impacts of climate change. The initiative links seven countries of the Pannonian biogeographical region.
The upper Rába is a refuge for strictly protected fish species
Fish researchers are studying the upper section of the Rába river. They have found habitats of strictly protected fish species.
A large solar power plant is being built at the Lenti Thermal Bath
A contractor has been chosen for the energy upgrade of the Lenti Thermal Bath, which includes a solar power plant.
Milestone: a centre treating children with burns could open next summer
A new centre could open next summer, with an intensive care unit and ten operating theatres. Two theatres are designed for severely burned patients.
Marco Rossi announces the Hungarian national football squad
Marco Rossi announced the Hungarian men's national football squad on M4 Sport, emphasizing the role of young players.
In Nyíregyháza, couriers ring twice to deliver gifts to pensioners
Pensioners in Nyíregyháza are receiving Christmas packages. Couriers are delivering the gifts in two rounds.
Uplifting literary evening with the thoughts of Albert Wass
Albert Wass's thoughts, poems, letters and prose come alive in an evening with Károly Rékasi.
Orosháza chip factory plans to buy potatoes and corn from local farmers
A supplier forum was held where the factory explained what it offers producers and what it expects from them.
Mistaken for roe deer: special deer appear in Zala
Attila Győrvári shared the most important facts about this beautiful native wild species, which many people mistake for roe deer.
Johann Geigl becomes honorary citizen of Győrsövényház
The Győrsövényház local council has granted honorary citizenship to Johann Geigl. The honour strengthens the bond between the homeland and the new home of the expelled families.
Six new residents start their careers at the Nyíregyháza hospital
A new generation of doctors has begun working at the Nyíregyháza hospital. Six new residents have joined the institution.
Local government helps low-income families with fuel
Families in need can receive fuel support from the local government. Applications can be submitted by affected residents from November 9.
Looking for the best Christmas cookie in Mosonmagyaróvár
Hobby bakers and experienced confectioners can show off their skills in the search for the most delicious Christmas cookie. The call is open to everyone.
Free skating and ice disco at Debrecen rink
Debrecen students can skate for free again, and the organizers are preparing a teen disco and a first ice disco event on the rink.
New running race in Miskolc with three distances and five venues
A new running event with three distances and five venues is coming to Miskolc, open to anyone who wants to try it.
Fejér County carriage drivers celebrate golds in Vajta
After national and European championship golds, Fejér County carriage drivers celebrated a successful season in Vajta.
Outpatient care in Barcs modernized with digital systems
Using its own resources, Barcs has fully renewed its outpatient healthcare system on new digital foundations.
Restoring Csepel motorcycles from a childhood love
Oldtimer restorer Pál Cserős turned his childhood love for Csepel motorcycles into a profession and way of life.
Barnabás Varga returns to the Hungarian national team
Head coach Marco Rossi announced the Hungarian national football squad, which includes Barnabás Varga.
The Szolnok Symphony Orchestra performed a celebrated concert in Linz
The Szolnok Symphony Orchestra gave a concert in Linz and later performed the same program for audiences at home in Szolnok.
Seven weeks of Christmas at the Lenck Villa in Sopron
The Lenck Villa in Sopron hosts the Pannonia Christmas Village, a Christmas event lasting seven weeks.
A capybara family snacks together at a Siófok animal park
Bella Állatpark – Zoo Siófok shared a new video showing a capybara family eating together.
Borsod police officer wins in Vienna
A Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county police officer won his bout against an Austrian opponent at an international combat sports gala.
Kinizsi Street renewed, community space planned on Páterdomb
The street's utility network and roadway have been modernised, and a new community space is being built on Páterdomb.
A life among herbs in Győr
The herbalist woman of Győr's Herbária keeps the secrets of medicinal herbs in a small red notebook.
Long level-crossing waits may end in Mezőtúr
Preparations are underway to redesign the Mezőtúr railway crossing, which could end long waits at the barrier.
Szeged rower wins bronze at the Youth Olympics
A rower from Szeged won bronze at the Youth Olympic Games with a strong final sprint.
Picasso letter to a Hungarian painter on display in Szeged
A original letter by Pablo Picasso, written to a Hungarian painter, is on view in Szeged seventy years later after travelling from Cannes.
New off-road vehicle helps volunteer firefighters in Császártöltés
The volunteer fire brigade of Császártöltés has received a new off-road vehicle to help with fires and accidents.
Győr's first Goose Festival is coming to Dunakapu Square
Győr is preparing for St. Martin's Day with a gastronomy and music weekend, including the city's first Libadalom festival at Dunakapu Square.
Moldován Blanka and Kocsis Anna share this year's András Csíky Award
Actresses Blanka Moldován and Anna Kocsis shared this year's András Csíky Award after a tied vote, and both are full award winners.
Good result: Tatabánya judoka finishes 7th at the U23 European Championships
A judoka from Tatabánya placed seventh at the U23 judo European Championships.
Renewed Malom Lake area in Oroszlány
The development of the Malom Lake area in Oroszlány was presented at a project closing event. The renewed surroundings are shown in photos.
Zsófi Szabó shares photo of newborn son
Zsófi Szabó made an exception and showed her newborn son. The news is about a joyful family event.
Outstanding Social Work awards presented in Békéscsaba
Social care professionals were celebrated in Békéscsaba on the occasion of Social Work Day. The honourees received recognition for their work.
A young man from Hegyfalu shows off his handstand walking skills in a video
Csaba Hodosi from Hegyfalu, who walks on his hands, demonstrates his unusual skill in a video.
Elek Gábor's team narrowly beat Fradi in the Népliget
The Budapest green-and-whites won a close match against Esztergom at the Népliget.
Falco KC vs AEK Athens: last year's finalist arrives in the Champions League
Falco KC basketball team hosts Greek side AEK Athens in the Basketball Champions League; AEK were last year's finalists.
Dorog's beat stronghold, the record factory, marks its 50th anniversary
Today marks the 50th anniversary of the opening of the Dorog record factory, whose preparations included weekend work for an Illés concert.
New kindergarten to be built in Szőny, site already identified
The renovation of the Szőny kindergarten has taken a new turn: the plan for a new building is ready and the site has been identified.
From Levél to Tenerife: Evelin Németh leads hikes on the volcanic island
Evelin Németh moved from Levél to Tenerife, where she leads hikes and shows others the island's beauty.
Old places and familiar names: Teol collects readers' memories
Readers would reopen old places they remember, with personal memories and past stories coming to light.
Botond Borbély wins Super League final and qualifies for darts world championship
András Borbély won the Super League final and qualified for the 2027 darts world championship.
From Hatvan toward the NHL: Ferenc Karsai aims for the world's strongest league
Ferenc Karsai, a Finnish champion, is aiming for the NHL. Attila Orbán and his coaching staff at IHP57 support his work.
Abony's unusual castle may be saved from decay
Significant progress has been made toward saving the historic Abony castle. The development may offer new hope for the monument's future.
New trees planted at Szentes barracks to replace dangerous old ones
Replacement of ninety-year-old trees at the Szentes barracks has begun. The barracks commander and the mayor planted a tree together.
Egri Chamber Opera Festival to be held under the title Ébredés után
Theatre and music productions will welcome audiences in Eger over four days of the festival.
Csiba Katalin receives a mayoral certificate of recognition
Outgoing president Katalin Csiba was honored with a mayoral certificate of recognition for her work.
Sallai Roland's team ends Stuttgart's unbeaten run in the Champions League
Galatasaray's win ended Stuttgart's unbeaten run in the Champions League. The Hungarian player's team achieved the result.
114 years since the first permanent cinema opened in Győr
The Apolló cinema was the first permanent movie theatre in Győr, open to visitors from 1 November 1912.
Queen's University Belfast researchers find Neptune's elusive Trojan asteroids
An international team led by researchers from Queen's University Belfast identified a group of asteroids on Neptune's orbit that had eluded astronomers for decades.
Plants integrate light from several directions to choose how to grow
Tel Aviv University research suggests plants, without a brain, integrate light arriving from several directions and use it to decide which way to grow.
How reproduction shaped the evolution of liverworts
Research shows that the life cycle of liverworts has two stages, and water-based fertilisation together with spore-producing organs shaped their evolution.
Deep-sleeping stem cells may be a reserve for lifelong blood renewal
German researchers identified blood-forming stem cells in mice that stay dormant for very long periods while retaining the ability to produce blood cells.
Naturally produced body gas could help fight wound infections
Researchers say a gas naturally produced in the body could offer a new approach to treating skin and wound infections alongside conventional antibiotics.
Astronomers identify the first known green star
Astronomers have identified the first green star ever recorded. Its colour is influenced by chemical processes from a destroyed planet.
Great Koala National Park established in New South Wales
After more than a decade of campaigning, New South Wales has created its second largest national park. Carbon credits helped support the protected area.
Antarctica's hidden microbial biodiversity
Research shows that much of Antarctica's scientific value is visible only under a microscope. Microbial communities form the basis of the region's ecosystems.
Experimental drug rejuvenates liver cells in rats
USC researchers used an experimental drug to restore aging liver cells in rats. Levels of a protein linked to Alzheimer's fell by half.
Scientists find a loophole that could let black holes split in two
Scientists have identified a possible loophole in the laws that usually prevent black holes from splitting. In theory, rapidly spinning black holes could divide, which could lead to a new discovery.
Ceres' water ice may hide large salt deposits
New research suggests that water ice on the dwarf planet Ceres may conceal extensive surface salt deposits, offering new insight into its composition.
New evidence of Big Bang matter in small collisions at CERN
At the Large Hadron Collider, researchers found new evidence that quark-gluon plasma, a state of matter from just after the Big Bang, can form in relatively small collisions.
New study explores lesser-known climate impacts of global reforestation
Researchers at Simon Fraser University are examining how global reforestation affects the climate system beyond carbon capture.
The Norwegian town trying to bring sunlight in with mirrors
Rjukan gets no direct sunlight for half the year because of its valley location. Mirrors are being used to bring light into the town.
Scientists solve the secret of the color-changing Roman glass
Researchers have explained how the glass of the Roman-era Lycurgus Cup in the British Museum changes color.
New Alzheimer's drug candidate may repair DNA damage and reduce brain inflammation
Researchers found a compound originally developed for spinal cord injuries may affect several Alzheimer's processes and has passed an initial human safety trial.
Picture of the day: clove cross-section under UV light
A fluorescence microscope image shows a clove cross-section, which can be cut after soaking in warm water.
Astronomy picture: Comet PanSTARRS and a rainbow meteor
NASA's astronomy picture shows Comet PanSTARRS and a rainbow meteor, highlighting spectacular phenomena in the universe.
Human-caused warming may have prevented the next ice age
Canadian researchers say climate change likely offset the glacier expansion of about 2000 years ago, probably preventing a new ice age.
Peacock found in Brisbane bathroom; owners seek creative way to return it to its tattoo artist owner
A peacock entered a Brisbane home and fell in love with its reflection. The owners are working to return the bird to the tattoo artist it belongs to.
Boulders placed on seabed to disrupt deep-sea bottom trawling
Greenpeace placed nine large boulders on the seabed to block bottom-trawling boats and protect deep-sea wildlife.
Real Madrid's own Erling Haaland: 15 years old, 192 cm and already at 148 goals
The 15-year-old talent from the Valdebebas academy has already won a world championship and has scored 148 goals so far.
Scientists detect signals at the smallest scale ever explored
Researchers detected signals from the smallest distances ever studied, opening new possibilities for research.
Italian truffle hunters want forests to protect drought-hit white truffles
Forest restoration could lower soil temperatures, retain moisture and reduce erosion where climate change is cutting truffle harvests.
Positive early feedback on a Cumbria community mental health pilot
Hope Haven in Whitehaven, one of several pilot round-the-clock programs, received positive feedback from users.
An extra year of secondary school lowered later dementia diagnoses
An NIH-supported study found the extra school year had a significant effect, especially among people with higher genetic risk.
A blood-pressure drug may activate health-promoting brown fat
A large retrospective study suggests brown fat tissue may help prevent some cardiovascular diseases.
Real-time monitor helps patients detect epileptic seizures better
An NIH-supported clinical trial found the conversational system enables two-way communication that improves seizure detection.
AI using sleep-study ECGs can predict cardiovascular outcomes
Adding ECG data to sleep-disorder screening may improve detection and support clinical decisions.
NIH awards record number of grants to early career researchers
The NIH awarded a record number of grants to early career researchers and launched a new recruitment program for intramural research.
Human lung organoids with a built-in immune system advance respiratory research
An NIH-supported study developed lung organoids that can trigger an adaptive immune response to viral infection, opening new research opportunities.
NIH joins effort to build data for predictive models of human biology
The NIH-led Bio Genesis program uses existing biomedical data to develop predictive models that could speed up health discoveries.
NIH launches experimental tool to strengthen research replication
The NIH launched an experimental tool helping researchers see how individual results fit into the broader biomedical evidence.
Modified HIV drug reversed vision loss and paralysis in a multiple sclerosis model
A modified HIV-related drug reversed vision loss and paralysis in an animal model of multiple sclerosis.
Tiny trackers help scientists follow monarch butterflies' migration
Scientists are attaching tiny trackers to hundreds of monarch butterflies to find the critical resting sites along their long migration over North America.
Connect250 creates a time capsule of life in America
StoryCorps and Morning Edition connect listeners across America in conversations about the country on the 250th anniversary of its founding.
ESA's Hera spacecraft approaches asteroids altered by NASA impact
Europe's Hera spacecraft has captured its first clear view of two asteroids involved in NASA's 2022 redirection test. It will investigate the aftermath of the collision.
All five DNA and RNA bases found in a 4.5-billion-year-old asteroid
Scientists found all five nucleobases used in DNA and RNA in samples from asteroid Ryugu. The finding suggests key ingredients for life existed in space billions of years ago.
A forest left alone for thirty years held many surprises
In Australia, test plots where different forestry methods were compared were left untouched for thirty years. The long-term results revealed several surprises.
How India pulled 500 million people out of poverty as inequality deepens
According to the World Bank, extreme poverty in India fell from 27.1 percent to 2.6 percent between 2011 and 2023. Inequality, however, is still growing.
Do crows need extra mental effort to switch to vocal communication?
Experiments suggest that crows need extra mental effort to switch to vocal communication. The study examined the neural processes behind their calls.
Rebuilding Mosques Brings Sikhs, Hindus and Muslims Together After Punjab Violence
In Punjab, Sikhs and Hindus are organizing the rebuilding of old mosques destroyed after Partition. The interfaith effort is led by people who remember the earlier strife.
Study finds key skills that predict reading success
A large study found that sound recognition, vocabulary and background knowledge are the strongest predictors of children's reading success. The findings could help struggling readers.
Payment scheme in Botswana pays communities to coexist with wildlife
Two rural communities near Botswana's Okavango Delta are paid for living alongside wildlife. Residents use cameras around their villages and earn money from photographs of elephants and lions.
Daily avocado and mango may improve heart health
A study found that after eight weeks of daily avocado and mango, participants had better blood vessel function and lower diastolic blood pressure, without weight gain.
Leviathan's sprawling stars challenge idea that dusty giants become compact galaxies
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope confirmed a massive, dust-rich galaxy called Leviathan in the early universe. Its stars are spread out rather than concentrated.
Spain introduces paid menopause sick leave from December
From 1 December, female employees suffering from health-affecting menopause symptoms can take separate sick leave in Spain, expanding workplace protection for women.
Fifty-year-old frog mystery may be solved
Scientists have linked the disappearance of Brazilian frogs to a fungus. Many frog populations have since rebounded, having become more tolerant of the disease.
Using sentimental possessions makes them more meaningful
A study of five experiments found that using sentimentally valuable objects increases their sentimental value. Keeping them stored away is not necessary to preserve their meaning.
InnoWeek 2026 in Tashkent: robots, drones and green energy
Uzbek innovators presented practical solutions, including agricultural drones and student-built electric vehicles.
New tool helps gardeners choose drought-resistant plants
A new Garden Climate Assessment Tool predicts how plants will respond to future climate conditions. It aims to help gardeners switch from thirsty plants to drought-resistant ones.
New signal for websites against AI bots
OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic have agreed on a shared method that helps publishers signal that bots should stay off their sites.
Shakespeare and Company gives debut authors a chance
The literary director of the Paris bookshop says it enjoys giving debut novelists the exposure they deserve. He hosts the events himself.
New method measures wheat water use for drought research
Queensland researchers developed a way to quantify how wheat varieties capture and use soil water. The technique could help identify drought-tolerant crops.
Cold brown dwarf was disguised as an early galaxy
A James Webb Space Telescope object once thought to be an early galaxy moved over time, revealing it to be a cold brown dwarf.
Wheelchair skateboarding teacher who has climbed mountains and run marathons
Xie Junwu, a wheelchair athlete, has climbed mountains and completed marathons. Now he teaches others to skateboard and build confidence.
Scientists look to nature's biodegradable plastic
Some bees produce a polyethylene-like plastic that breaks down in soil within a year. Researchers want to understand and mimic this process.
South Korea unveils supercomputer 24 times more powerful than its predecessor
South Korea has unveiled the Hangang supercomputer, capable of performing 61.47 quadrillion calculations per second.
Fingernail-sized chip untangles mixed light into clean beams
Stanford engineers designed a chip that takes a mixture of light from several lasers and separates it into clean, distinct beams.
Philippe Jaenada wins the 2026 Prix Goncourt
French writer Philippe Jaenada was awarded the prestigious Goncourt literary prize on Monday. The prize carries a symbolic 10 euro reward but brings considerable recognition and book sales.
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Art exhibition dedicated to dachshunds opens in Germany
The exhibition shows how dachshunds inspired artists such as Picasso, Warhol and Hockney. The museum even lets well-behaved dogs visit the galleries.
A village shows a different way to think about social care
In England, a purpose-built community raises questions about how social care has traditionally worked and what could change.
Beetle droppings may have helped shape yeast evolution
Researchers suggest different yeast species inherited shared genes from an ancient virus, and beetle guts and droppings may have played a part.
Rapid adaptation: forest lizards show evolution in action in a warming world
Researchers observed Caribbean lizard populations adapting quickly to a warming environment.
Fly to Baku art weekend: contemporary art in Baku
At the Baku art weekend, carpets become contemporary artworks and artists discover new methods. The event showcased the variety of contemporary art.
Ancient bees' cellophane could help solve the global plastic problem
Ancient bees line their underground nests with a durable, waterproof polyester-like material that breaks down quickly and easily. The finding may inspire new ideas in plastics.
After 28 years, he returned home and hugged his mother
Karl Bushby set off from Chile for the United Kingdom before 2000 and, after returning home, was welcomed by crowds.
Hair-loss drug study shows promising results
A US company tested the effect of minoxidil, an already used ingredient, against hair loss, and the results are encouraging.
Snail shells reveal past rainfall
Researchers say land snail shells record chemical signals that can be used to infer the rainfall conditions during the snail's life.
Cristina Fernández Cubas wins the 2026 Cervantes Prize
The Catalan writer receives the most prestigious prize in Spanish-language literature. She is the seventh woman to win the award.
Monday, 2 Nov 2026
History: the Hungarian Ladies' Prize was founded in 1859 to support the Academy's work
A timeline marking the Academy's 200th anniversary presents the 1859 founding of the prize to promote the Academy's work.
New methods reveal the brain basis of blunt vision
HUN-REN researchers developed new experimental and imaging methods to study the brain basis of blunt vision in more detail.
They are building community and teaching people to think at the Hódmezővásárhely free university
The Public Affairs Academy started in Hódmezővásárhely earlier this year, aiming to create a thinking community beyond a lecture series.
Nearly quarter-billion-forint EU investment in Komárom: new year-round accommodation for the spa
Six new holiday houses with private terraces will be built next to the Brigetio Thermal Bath, so guests can stay year-round.
The Győr Ballet turns 47 – Győző Szabó was impressed by the company's performance
The internationally known Győr Ballet celebrates its birthday on November 2, as it debuted on this day 47 years ago.
Book salon in Győr celebrates a cultural programme anniversary
Book presentations, author-reader meetings and theatre performances await visitors in Győr.
New buses enter service on the airport express line
Line 100E is being reinforced with articulated buses with separate luggage storage, as rising passenger numbers justify higher capacity.
Experience is the goal, the Olympics a big dream: Dávid Laczik competes in Doha
The 21-year-old shooter from Győr Shooting Club competes in rapid-fire pistol at the Doha world championship as a member of the Hungarian national team.
A new linden tree enriches the Academy Memorial Forest in Sopronpuszta
A new linden tree was planted in the Academy Memorial Forest in Sopronpuszta as part of a nature conservation initiative.
Neuropixels probes are revolutionising neuroscience
Devices used in mice and humans can record hundreds of brain cells at once, revealing details of how the brain works.
Sardinian restaurants embrace phone-free family meals
An Italian paediatric association created board games so parents can talk with their children during meals. Restaurants in Sardinia have joined the initiative.
Portuguese islands switch off lights to protect young seabirds
Every October, street lighting on Corvo island is switched off for five nights to protect young seabirds. The effort has reportedly saved around 30,000 birds.
Hubble and Webb study ancient worlds
Observations of 27 small, distant objects show that the ancient building blocks of planet formation have changed little over billions of years.
Picture of the day: Taking flight
The photo shows an old bird taking off into the air.
Pennsylvania's Grand Canyon in autumn colours
In autumn foliage, the Pine Creek gorge cuts deeply into the Allegheny Plateau.
Kimi Antonelli becomes history's youngest F1 champion
The 20-year-old Italian driver finished third at the Mexican Grand Prix and became Italy's first world champion in the sport since 1953.
A long cloud on Mars
NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day shows an unusually long cloud stretching across the surface of Mars.
Millions of eels gather at an undersea mountain
The gathering may be linked to eel reproduction, but many questions about the phenomenon remain unanswered.
Sacha Dench warns of lead danger while welcoming protection for waterbirds
Sacha Dench, known as the human swan, welcomes new measures banning the sale of lead ammunition to protect waterbirds.
30,000-year-old DNA: Ice Age Europeans were more connected than thought
New DNA evidence suggests Europeans over 30,000 years ago maintained contacts across large distances, rather than living mostly isolated lives.
UAE spacecraft may land on a mysterious asteroid
After its successful Mars probe, the United Arab Emirates is launching another spacecraft toward bodies orbiting the main asteroid belt.
NASA astronauts step outside after a simulated Mars mission lasting over a year
The four-person crew carried out tests on growing plants for Mars and interplanetary communication during the mission, which was described as successful.
Robot race on Tai Mountain: China tests its latest technology
In China, a robot competition on Tai Mountain saw nearly 90 teams climb 3100 steps and a 600-meter ascent along the ancient trail.
Bread and beer traces of everyday Mesopotamian life uncovered in Baghdad
Archaeologists at the Tell Muhammad site in Baghdad found new evidence of daily life in ancient Mesopotamia, including possible bread and beer production workshops, dated to around 2000–1600 BC.
A 4000-year-old dog paw print preserved in a find
A Bronze Age dog may have stepped on a still soft, drying brick, so its print survived.
Hydrothermal vents may have produced the energy source of cells
Researchers say hydrothermal vents may have helped the ATP molecule, which stores and transports energy in cells, to appear, an important part of the origin of life on Earth.
Are sharks really older than trees?
Sharks are one of the oldest vertebrate groups, with an evolutionary history of more than four hundred million years.
The 20-year-old Italian whose performance will be studied for years to come
The 20-year-old Italian driver became world champion in his second F1 season, making him the youngest champion in the sport's history.
Vintage cars drive from London to Brighton for the 140th Benz anniversary
The UK is celebrating the 140th anniversary of the car, with pre-1905 vehicles parading through London's historic streets before heading to Brighton.
NASA's CHAPEA crew returns outside after simulated Mars mission
The four-person CHAPEA crew is back outdoors after more than a year, having completed a simulated trip to Mars. The research studies human health and performance on long space journeys.
Whale festival kicks off on Amelia Island in Florida to celebrate the return of the right whale
The annual Right Whale Festival begins on Amelia Island in Florida, celebrating the return of one of the largest whale species. The event has been held every year since 2009.
British adventurer returns home after twenty-eight years of walking
A historic walking journey has ended, in which a British man walked the route over twenty-eight years.
Do spiders dream? Jumping spiders show REM-like sleep
A jumping spider species enters a deep sleep phase similar to human REM sleep, twitching and moving its eyes, which hints at a complex brain state.
Diverse forests better withstand extreme weather
Research on American forests finds that forests made up of different tree species are more resilient to extreme weather events.
Helping others may increase respect and social status, study finds
New research suggests that helping others can increase people's respect and social status, supporting the idea that intelligence serves a social function.
Indigenous peoples and local communities strengthen decision-making at COP17
At the UN biodiversity conference, the role of Indigenous peoples and local communities in decision-making was strengthened as the subsidiary body under Article 8(j) became fully operational.
NASA's Johnson Space Center turns 65
The Johnson Space Center in Houston was founded 65 years ago to support human spaceflight. Today it serves as NASA's center of excellence for human spaceflight.
European flounder can complete its whole life cycle in freshwater
Most flounder caught in Finland's Lake Pulmanki spent their entire lives in fresh water. This is the first evidence that the species can live entirely in fresh water.
Venomous primate believed extinct still survives on an Indonesian island
New research indicates that a critically endangered species still survives on a tropical Indonesian island. Conservationists are calling for habitat protection and a breeding programme.
Magnetic nanocomposites could help shrink computer chip components
Researchers are studying magnetic nanocomposites that could reduce the size of components powering the transistors in computer chips.
Time in nature may help restore attention
A growing body of evidence suggests that time spent in nature can help people regain attention that modern environments tend to drain.
Deep-sea mussels follow a 24-hour rhythm in the lab
Cells from mussels living at hydrothermal vents in the Azores follow a 24-hour rhythm in the laboratory, even though the deep sea is in permanent darkness.
Sunday, 1 Nov 2026
Dunaujvaros athlete represents Hungary at the Youth Olympics in Senegal
A young athlete from Dunaujvaros will take part in the Youth Olympics in Senegal. The world-class event offers a special experience.
Mackinac Bridge opened 69 years ago in the United States
Michigan's Mackinac Bridge opened, connecting the Upper and Lower Peninsulas, and is among the longest suspension bridges in the Western Hemisphere.
Ancient ape fossil in Egypt could rewrite human origins
A 17-18 million-year-old ape fossil found in Egypt suggests ancestors of modern apes and humans may have evolved in North Africa or the Middle East.
Drinking tea may help protect the heart
A large study of nearly 486,000 adults found regular tea drinking was linked to an 11% lower risk of cardiovascular disease.
Great Barrier Reef's notorious coral killer may help it
New research suggests crown-of-thorns starfish leave living coral tissue behind when feeding, which may help keep their numbers in check and support reef health.
Scientists shrink Archimedes' screw to molecular size
Inspired by an ancient machine, researchers built a molecular motor that can spin in both directions when powered by electric current.
Daily peanuts may benefit the brain
A study found that two portions of unsalted peanuts a day improved insulin sensitivity in memory-related brain areas of older adults over 16 weeks.
High school fills entire football field with food donations
Hundreds of people collected over a quarter million pounds of groceries in a fundraising challenge, donated to local food banks.
Rare beetle found in Wales again after 60 years
The insect species was feared extinct in Wales, but recent surveys have found it again, suggesting it has survived.
Housing nonprofit provides $16.5 million to help renters stay housed
Through its eviction relief fund, the nonprofit helped more than 5,500 families remain in their homes.