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The Budapest Pride March

World Jun 28

Around 100,000 march at Budapest Pride in defiance of Hungary’s ban on the event

By Justin Spike, Associated Press

World May 30

Police special forces officers and divers are seen on boats at the site of a ship accident, which killed several people, near Margaret Bridge on the Danube river in Budapest, Hungary, on May 30, 2019. Photo by Antonio Bronic/Reuters
7 dead, 21 missing after South Korean tour boat sinks in Hungary

A South Korean group on a package tour of Europe were on an hour-long sightseeing tour of Budapest when their boat collided with a Viking cruise ship amid a downpour Wednesday evening.

By Pablo Gorondi, Hyung-Jin Kim, Associated Press

World Sep 02

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Thousands of refugees stranded at Budapest train station

The Hungarian government has halted rail travel for refugees and migrants, stranding hundreds at a makeshift camp. James Mates of Independent Television News reports from Budapest.

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Occupy Budapest: Protests Challenge Power Grab by the ‘Viktator’ in Hungary

As huge protests choke downtown Budapest, organizers say a Hungarian spring is underway.

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