Interview with Ms. Hye-Ryong Yu, Director of the Korean Cultural Centre in Budapest on...
“I believe that exchanging cultural views can enrich cultures”
by Anna Popper
We are delighted that Budapest hosts the second largest Korean Cultural Centre in the...
Egypt Moves to Snowy Budapest Just for One Night
A Culinary Journey to the Land of the Pyramids
Edited by Anna Popper
The Embassy of the Arab Republic of Egypt in Hungary, in cooperation with 1000 Út Travel...
Farewell to Deputy Head of Mission of the Embassy of Türkiye to Hungary
“For my daughter Melina and myself, Budapest is and will remain a second home.”
Edited by Anna Popper
Time flies in the blink of an eye,...
Snippet from FEMERAID International Air Rescue as of 14 December 2021
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) and the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC) published a joint recommendation last week supporting using a...
National Day of Spain 2025 and Farewell of the Spanish Ambassador to Hungary
“A life dedicated to building bridges where walls stood.”
Edited by Anna Popper
12 October 1492 was a day that changed the course of world history. The...
75th Anniversary of the UN celebrated in 2020
“Multilateralism is not an option, but a necessity”
75 years ago, when guns fell silent after six years of war ravaging the world, nations worldwide...
Snippet from FEMERAID International Air Rescue as of 14 January 2022
The World Health Organization (WHO) issued an alert yesterday; the impact was like that of a bomb blast. According to mathematical predictions, approximately 50%...
Sake Week in Budapest – A Celebration of Japanese Culture and Gastronomy
An International Platform where Diplomacy, Tradition, and Culinary Art meet
Edited by Anna Popper
Sake Week returned to Budapest this spring, reaffirming its role as an international platform...
Kurultaj 2022 – Assembly of the Hungarian Tribes
Europe’s Largest Event for the Preservation of Ancient Traditions
The Hungarian Turan Association, established by the Hungarian-Turan Non-profit Fund, is holding the Kurultaj - Tribal...
The History of Chocolate Begins in Ecuador, the Original Home of Cocoa
Edited by Anna Popper
Latin America is widely known as the birthplace of cocoa (cacao), however, according to recent archaeological research, cocoa’s original homeland is...
