Budapest, Hungary News

Dogs get a last-minute brushing and touch-up before their turn at the World Dog Show in Budapest, Hungary on May 16, 2013.

Hungarian senior prime ministerial adviser Zsigmond Perenyi is set to arrive in Israel in late May for a series of meetings with Foreign Ministry officials on the issue of anti-Semitism in his country, At 100,000 members, Hungary has the largest Jewish community in Central Europe, and local Jews are worried over the rise of the far-right Jobbik ... (more)

There is a ghostly quality about the photo series titled Stay by Akos Major, a photographer based in Budapest, Hungary, that has everything to do with the blanched beauty of each scene.

Semilab Co. Ltd. is a solar energy company, based in Hungary. The company develops, manufactures, sells and markets solar equipment and related applications for an alternative energy industry.

An anti-demonstrator lifts a home-made picture with a Swastika and photos of the party leaders and representatives of the nationalist party of the Hungarian Parliament, the JOBBIK's during a demonstration of the nationalist party in Budapest downtown, nearby the parliament building on May 4, 2013.

Irene Garas, born April 29, 1913, in Budapest, Hungary, is one of four children.

Hi, Hacktivity is the largest IT Security Festival in CEE region which will be held between October 11-12, 2013 in Budapest, Hungary.

One of Vancouver's two inimitable "Hobbit Houses" is on the market for an asking price of $2.86 million.

Playing along the borders of nonsense, Csilla Klenyanszki creates surreal scenes that she then photographs to share with the world.

Home and Away star Steve Peacocke, who plays Brax on the popular soap, has been cast in the supporting role of Stephanos in the Brett Ratner directed action movie Hercules: The Thracian Wars.

The World Jewish Congress met in Budapest, Hungary, on May 7, as opposed to their usual location in Israel, to highlight the anti-Semitism of Hungary's Jobbik party, Reuter reports.

AIJAC welcomes the Australian Government's decision to honour Raoul Wallenberg as Australia's first honorary citizen at a Canberra ceremony on Monday.

The Daily Bell is pleased to present this exclusive interview with Antal Fekete.

U.S. businessman and philanthropist Ronald Lauder has been elected to another term as president of the World Jewish Congress.

Denes Ban was wearing a kipa and walking through the small Jewish area of the Hungarian capital one day recently when he overheard two younger people talking about him.

Republican senators criticized border security provisions in a new immigration bill Tuesday, arguing that the landmark legislation can't pass Congress unless the measures are strengthened.

Jeffrey D. Feltman, a Greenville native and United Nations Under-Secretary-General for Political Affairs, gave a special presentation Sunday as part of Garst Museum's lecture series program.

Right-wing extremists shout Nazi salutes and attack a man they believe is Jewish.

When one of the nine women in his limousine complained about smoke, Orville Brown pulled to the side of a San Francisco Bay bridge to check.

Germany's foreign minister says weapons meant for opponents of the regime of Syrian President Bashar Assad must not fall into the hands of rebels aligned with al-Qaida. Foreign Minister Guido Westerwelle told delegates at a plenary assembly of the World Jewish Congress in the Hungarian capital of Budapest that "lethal weapons in the wrong hands" ... (more)