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Danube flood threatens Budapest
In Hungary, Danube burst its banks, flooding parliament in Budapest
In Budapest, the capital of Hungary, the Danube overflowed its banks and began to flood the streets, the water already reached the parliament building. This is
Hungary: The Danube starts flooding the Budapest embankments
The Danube, which had overflowed its banks, began flooding Budapest's embankments. The cause of the flooding was Cyclone Boris, which caused a lot of precipitation. This footage illustrates flooding almost reaching the lower roads near the Danube river in Budapest,
Swelling Danube Breaches Banks In Hungary
Days of heavy rain have wreaked havoc in Central Europe. The flood tide is expected to culminate in Hungary by September 21. The Danube River's water level is set to reach eight meters as it crosses the capital,
Budapest and Poland's Wroclaw reinforce their river banks ahead of more flooding
Soldiers have dropped sandbags from military helicopters to reinforce river embankments and evacuated residents as the worst flooding in years spreads across Central Europe
Hungary: Danube River Floods Unleashed By Heavy Rainfall In Budapest
The Danube River overflowed in Budapest on September 19 due to heavy rainfall. The flood preparedness has been elevated to the highest level, with meteorological services warning of a significant rise in the Danubeys water levels.
Watch: Hungary’s Danube River bursts banks as flooding reaches parliament in Budapest
Watch as the swollen Danube River reaches Hungary's parliament building in Budapest as flood waters continued to rise on Friday, 20. Roads, train stations and ferries along the river, which rose by nearly one metre in 24 hours,
Video: LIVE: Flooding in Hungary’s capital Budapest
Flooding in Hungary’s capital Budapest Acting Secret Service Director Ronald Rowe Jr. gives an update on security lapses related to the shooting of former President Donald Trump at a campaign rally in July.
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CEO of Company Linked to Exploding Pagers Reportedly Protected by Hungary
Arcidiacono, the CEO of the company linked to the Hezbollah pagers that exploded, is reportedly under Hungarian protection.
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Hungary refuses to pay fines for breaking EU asylum rules. Brussels is taking the money anyway.
The European Union has begun the process of clawing back hundreds of millions of euros in funds meant to go Hungary.
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Hungary braces for what could be the worst floods in a decade
International train services between Hungary and Czech Republic, Poland, and Germany will also be affected.
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Hezbollah pagers that exploded were made in Hungary, Taiwanese company says
Taiwanese pager firm Gold Apollo said Wednesday that its brand of pager that exploded in Lebanon and Syria were made by ...
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Company in Hungary believed to be linked to pagers that exploded in Lebanon
A Taiwanese company has said that it authorized its brand on the pagers that exploded in Lebanon and Syria but that another ...
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Devices used in Lebanon detonations were never in Hungary, government says
The pager devices used in mass detonations in Lebanon were never in Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban's government said in ...
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Brussels moves to deduct €200 million fine from Hungary's EU funds, as country refuses to pay up
Budapest will soon be deprived of a share of its EU funds for refusing to pay the fine imposed by the European Court of ...
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Ricky Martin and his son Tino enjoy their days in Budapest as the perfect travel buddies
Valentino Martin, Ricky Martin and Matteo Martin attend the world premiere of Apple TV+'s âPalm Royaleâ at the Samuel ...
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