WorldParis march's unlikely CharliesThere were some unlikely “Charlies” on yesterday’s march for democracy and freedom.11 Jan 09:00 PM
TravelHero horsemanship on the Hungarian plainsJustine Tyerman meets Hungary's daring csikós and learns about the country's 'red gold'.23 Nov 08:00 PM
TravelBudapest: Drawing back an Iron CurtainIn parts of eastern Europe, the memory of communist rule is still fresh, writes Sisi Tang.13 May 03:00 AM
WorldNeo-Nazis win 20 per cent of Hungary voteSweeping gains by Hungary's neo-Nazi Jobbik party provoked concern across Europe yesterday after the anti-Semitic organisation won one in five votes in a general election.07 Apr 11:40 PM
TravelEuropean cruise: History passing you byCatherine Masters enjoys a kaleidoscope of European sights from her floating hotel.28 Feb 12:00 AM
WorldHomeless man wins £1.7m in lottery, donates itA homeless man has won £1.7 million after buying a lottery ticket on his way to a meeting for recovering alcoholics, and says he now plans to use the money to help other addicts.17 Feb 06:58 PM
WorldHungary's Jews: Holocaust 'whitewash'It's Hungary's Holocaust memorial year - but why are Jewish groups in the country intending to boycott all state-organised events?09 Feb 09:12 PM
TravelCruising: Capital view of historyCatherine Masters cruises the Danube, taking in central Europe's stunning cities.30 Jan 11:00 PM
TravelDanube cruise: Water highway to historyThe cruisy life on a river ship appeals to Justine Tyerman.29 Dec 07:00 PM
TravelDanube cruise sightsA cruise along one of Europe's most famous waterways aboard the MS Beethoven takes in the sights of Hungary, Slovakia and Austria.29 Dec 07:00 PM
TravelHungary: Old gloryHungary's capital, Budapest, has dusted off the dreary years of communism to become as great and glamorous as it was 100 years ago.03 Feb 10:50 PM
OlympicsOlympics: Gold dreams - our most likely winnersNew Zealand won’t win eight golds in London, but it doesn’t stop anybody dreaming of stepping on top of the dais.26 Jul 05:30 PM
TravelBudapest: Spa of the showNick Jenkins takes the soothing waters of the Széchenyi baths before embarking on a melancholy tour of the Hungarian capital.10 Jul 02:30 AM
TravelHungary: Beyond the big cityMany tourists never venture beyond Hungary's capital but there's a lot more to the country than Budapest's charms: from spas and vineyards to wetlands teeming with birds.10 Oct 01:46 AM
TravelHungary: A family favourite in central EuropeFrom spas and vineyards to wetlands teeming with birds, a holiday in Hungary has much to offer, writes Mike Unwin.10 Oct 12:30 AM
TravelLiszt's BudapestAs Hungary celebrates the bicentenary of composer Franz Liszt's birth, we profile some Budapest landmarks associated with him.23 Aug 05:04 AM
TravelHungary: In Budapest, even the trains are playing Liszt (+video)Everywhere you look in Hungary's capital this summer, you'll catch sight of Liszt. Adrian Mourby finds out why.23 Aug 04:45 AM
WorldTowns fear second wave of toxic sludgeThere have been more troubling developments in the toxic sludge spill in Europe.10 Oct 04:30 PM
WorldAerial photos reveal full horror of toxic mud floods A toxic mud spill swamped villages in Hungary, killing four and injuring 120.07 Oct 01:07 AM
New ZealandNZ athlete slain in streetA man has been arrested for the murder of a NZ athlete, stabbed to death in Hungary after the Triathlon World Championships.14 Sep 05:30 PM
SportTriathlon: Gemmell wary of the risk-takersNew Zealander Kris Gemmell is wary of the risk-takers going into this weekend's triathlon world championship series finale in Budapest.08 Sep 11:16 PM
