Budapest
Budapest man confesses to illicit use of remains after bones, heart, and human face found in home
The man confessed to the illicit use of human remains, admitting that he was “particularly attracted to human body parts, from which he had prepared food for himself in various ways."
Budapest uncovered: Castle caves and thermal spas
Soak, sip, savor: The ultimate Budapest experience
The end of an era: Why the Orban-Netanyahu axis collapsed - opinion
Reporter’s Notebook: Finding Raoul Wallenberg in Budapest
Visages of once vibrant life can be found across the Jewish quarter
New synagogues inaugurated in memory of Danube Holocaust victims
600,000 letters in each Torah represent the 600,000 victims of the massacre.
Reporter's Notebook: Shabbat on the 'wrong side' of Budapest
Buda might be the smaller Jewish community of Hungary’s capital, but it was the right side to be for a warm welcoming Shabbat.
5 men tell Hungarian cantor and his wife they ‘belong in the gas chamber’
Police began a search using closed circuit television footage, Szombat reported.
Historic Budapest synagogue to reopen amid Jewish cultural revival
Tamas Irsai was a teenager when he last sang in the choir in Budapest's Rumbach synagogue during World War Two.
Operatic milestone
We are due to get a taste of the Middle East, albeit a musically presented historic slice, straight from Budapest.
2,300 Jewish athletes gather in Budapest for European Maccabi Games
This year’s games, which takes place at several venues, includes 20 categories, including swimming, chess, fencing, soccer and boxing.
IHRA to advise on Budapest Holocaust Museum
Controversial historian Maria Schmidt is no longer involved in the project.