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Orban keen to bring key infrastructure into state hands despite resistance from investors
Budapest’s anti-Beijing road signs may not stand the test of time
The consequences of bad agreements over Brexit and with Poland and Hungary would last decades
Donald Trump’s loss will deflate many autocrats outside the US, but it will not defeat them
Will this week’s border openings bring the visitors back? Five FT correspondents report
Emboldened opposition criticises government over healthcare failures
The Nanushka fashion designer’s guide to the Hungarian capital
Tim Montgomerie linked populism of UK PM and authoritarian opposite number
Prague, Warsaw, Budapest and Bratislava seek direct funds from Brussels
Gergely Karacsony becomes face of Hungary’s opposition to Fidesz government
First serious challenge to Hungarian premier’s increasing power over public institutions
Istanbul is the example as Hungary’s opposition hopes for springboard to fight Fidesz
Opera, gallery and museum tickets are a fifth of the price of those in Madrid
Divers search wreckage as Hungary’s ambulance service say ‘minimal hope’ of more survivors
Vibrant communal scenes are perhaps not what a casual visitor might expect
The two main cities of the old Austro-Hungarian empire have enjoyed a contrast in fortunes in recent years
US-accredited courses to switch to Vienna after complaint of pressure from Orban government
The co-founder of Omorovicza talks taste
CEU says it is ‘forced’ to move programmes to Vienna in absence of Budapest agreement
Article 7 process triggered by MEPs threatens to strip Budapest of EU voting rights
European Parliament to vote on whether Budapest breaches bloc’s values
The Hungarian capital’s architectural cocktail gives it a starring role in countless movies
Company chief praises talents of 400 new staff
International buyers shrug off widespread criticism of Hungary’s prime minister Viktor Orban
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