The story of the Dutch-Jewish refugees in Hungary was told for the first time this year in a documentary titled “The Train Journey” by the award-winning Dutch-Israeli filmmaker Willy Lindwer.

BUDAPEST (JTA) — For the last few months, a lakeside palace linked to a major political scandal in Hungary has been home to Jewish refugees from Ukraine. Just before Passover, six weeks after ...

Hungary is currently hosting over 30,000 refugees from Ukraine. On July 30, the Hungarian government loosened entry requirements for Russian and Belorussian citizens, who are now included in the ...

Interior Cabinet Secretary Kipchumba Murkomen said this database would provide real-time data, making it easier for ...

The European Union's migration chief rebuked Hungary on Thursday (17 September) for its tough handling of refugees, as asylum seekers thwarted by a new Hungarian border fence, and repelled by riot ...

economic challenges and the burden of caring for refugees. Peace would be “refreshing and liberating” for the entire region ...

Hungary has the second-highest intake of refugees in Europe after Sweden. This year, more than 40,550 asylum demands have already been registered between January and May, according to the UN's ...

Europe's only bilingual school for Ukrainian refugee children opened in September in the Hungarian capital Budapest, offering Ukrainian and Hungarian certificates through the House of Ukrainian ...

got off buses on the Hungarian side of the boundary and walked into Austria, receiving fruit and water from aid workers. Waiting Austrians held signs that read, “Refugees welcome”.

With over 9 million followers on social media, Kat continues to bring awareness to the plight of refugees across her platforms. In 2024, Kat took the main stage in Budapest, Hungary, at the Sziget ...

Now, 10 years on, the regional city in the state's north-east has not only welcomed a group of refugees, it is trying to turn around its reputation. Tamworth is actively lobbying for the chance to ...

HUNGARY threatened desperate refugees yesterday, taking full-page notices in Lebanese newspapers warning that “the strongest possible action is taken” against people entering the country illegally.