Top Hungary news: Turkish father deported, Trump film tariffs, Wizz Air flight, Verstappen – 7 May, 2025

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We’ve rounded up the top Hungary news from today: Turkish father deported from Hungary, Trump film tariffs, earth tremor number up, Wizz Air scraps flight, Verstappen in Hungary.

Guest workers and immigrants

  • Turkish Father deported from Hungary despite having Hungarian wife and daughter; lived there for 35 years: Is no immigrant safe? – read more HERE
  • Hungarian foreign minister opposes guest workers from this country

Featured Hungary news

  • Trump’s proposed film tariffs could deal a blow to Hungary’s booming movie industry
  • Multiple Hungarian universities in the world’s top 5%, one in the top 1%! – details in THIS article
  • Home sales speed up in Hungary, selling time of panel buildings halved, Duna House says – check out the details HERE
  • Repairs, demolition scaffolding on one of the busiest and most specatular overpasses in Budapest – photos and more HERE
  • What’s going on in Hungary? The number of earth tremors was alarmingly high in April
  • Verstappen will race in Veszprém, arrives in Hungary on Friday
Verstappen hungary news
Source: Instagram/Jos Verstappen

Hungary travel and tourism

  • Wizz Air scraps long-haul flight due to catastrophic ticket sales, aircraft delivery delays, and Arab competitor – click HERE for more
  • Good news for tourists: Popular Gyula Castle Baths to be renewed

Hungary politics

  • The European Commission starts a new procedure against Hungary for releasing migrant smugglers – read more HERE

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