Hungary
The Russian team placed sixth out of 19 participants at the championship in Hungary. Last year, it finished last.
Mudryk injured his ankle after making his debut for "Tottenham" and will be out for six to eight weeks. De Zerbi called the injury unexpected.
The EU Court rejected Hungary's lawsuit against the use of windfall profits from frozen Russian assets for military support to Ukraine. Budapest has repeatedly challenged the financing mechanism.
Hungary announced the expulsion of 10 Russian diplomats over unacceptable activities. Moscow promised a tough response.
Mercedes-Benz is demanding cost cuts at its German plants and a review of benefits. Otherwise, production could be relocated to Eastern Europe.
September 5 marks the International Day of Charity, Beard Day, and commemorative dates in various countries. Believers honor Zechariah and Elizabeth.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar said that Budapest does not support the expedited accession of any candidate country to the EU. The Union’s budget will be supported provided that it benefits Hungary.
Germany, France and six other EU countries propose avoiding the blocking of foreign policy decisions. They do not plan to change the treaties.
Flash floods have claimed the lives of at least 359 people, while more than 1,400 are missing. They include citizens of more than 30 countries.
Czech cuisine combines meat dishes, dumplings, sauces, and sweet pastries. Learn about its history, traditions, and interesting facts.
Hungary condemned Russia’s aggression and supported Ukraine’s sovereignty. The document reflects a break with Viktor Orbán’s pro-Russian course.
Two of the three halted reactors at the Paks nuclear power plant have resumed operation. The plant is planned to reach 2,000 MW by Wednesday following the drop in the Danube's water level.
Alina Bushma won bronze at the European Squash Championship in Budapest. It is Ukraine’s first medal in the history of the continental championship.
The CPD reported a new wave of Russian disinformation regarding the division of Ukraine. The Kremlin is trying to justify its aggression and sow distrust among its partners.
Mauro Poncini and Sam Naughton died in crashes during qualifying. Organizers said that the races would continue and conclude on August 28.
In Hungary, the shut-down turbines at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant will begin to be brought back online on Sunday. A complete shutdown of the plant was avoided after the Danube's water level rose.
August 20 marks Medical Transport Day, World Mosquito Day, and National Lemonade and Honey Cake Day. Hungary celebrates Saint Stephen's Day, while believers honor the Prophet Samuel.
Hungarian investigators found no evidence of a crime in the transportation of Oschadbank's money and gold. Sybiha demands that those involved in the detention of Ukrainian citizens be punished.
Hungary’s National Tax and Customs Administration closed the "Golden Convoy" case due to the absence of a crime. The origin of the cash, gold and banknotes was confirmed by Raiffeisen Bank International AG.
In Germany, the water level in the Rhine near Kaub fell to 6 cm, breaking the 2018 record. This disrupted river freight transport, causing supply disruptions and rising costs.
Hungarian authorities are sinking barges near the Paks nuclear power plant to raise the water level in the Danube for cooling the reactors. Due to the low water level, the plant has already reduced production, and there is a risk of a complete shutdown.
France, Germany and Britain are coordinating efforts to ensure Europe’s participation in future negotiations. They are concerned about possible exclusion from the dialogue by the Trump administration.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar questioned the agreement with Rosatom due to delays and cooling problems. Rosatom assures that work is continuing, but Magyar initiated a full review of the project.
The Hungarian government has ordered the construction of a stone weir on the Danube due to low water levels. They are also preparing to sink two barges to ensure cooling water for the Paks nuclear power plant.
The European Commission confirmed that there are no short-term risks to electricity supplies in Europe. Solar generation and coordination among countries are helping to maintain the balance, but the situation remains tense.
Hungarian Prime Minister Péter Magyar announced a cabinet meeting at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant. Decisions will be made on investments to address problems caused by the low water level in the Danube.
Former Supreme Court President András Baka became president of Hungary with the support of the "Tisza" party. The opposition "Fidesz" boycotted the vote, calling the change of power illegal.
Romania’s Cernavodă Nuclear Power Plant has begun preparations to shut down its second power unit due to critically low water levels in the Danube. The authorities plan to offset the electricity shortfall through imports and domestic sources.
Record heat in the EU will result in losses of €180 billion, equivalent to 1% of GDP. Labour productivity and agriculture will be hit hardest.
June and July were the hottest in Western Europe since records began, with an average temperature of 21. 62 degrees. The world's oceans also warmed to record levels, while heat and drought are intensifying each other.