Computers, mobiles, emails, messaging apps... the evidence is now being generated in large numbers in virtual space. For law enforcement, this is a new challenge that prosecution investigators must meet.

The Budapest Police Headquarters hosted the annual workshop of the police chiefs of the Central and Eastern European capitals and Munich.

Zuzana Takács and Bence Ádám were honoured by Dr. Ákos Kozma, the Commissioner for Fundamental Rights, for their human dignity and outstanding professional work in the school guard organisation.

Tax and customs experts from more than 30 countries are discussing how digitalisation and artificial intelligence (AI) can help tax authorities and make life easier for taxpayers.

On the initiative of the Ministry of the Interior, the government granted permission for the construction of the new police headquarters on 3 September 1992, based on the plans of József Finta, architect and winner of the Kossuth and two-time Ybl Miklós and Prima Primissima prizes. Work began in the autumn of 1994 and the Police Administration Centre, commonly known as the Police Palace, was finally inaugurated on 1 October 1997 in Teve Street in the District XIII.

On 25 April the EU Agency for Law Enforcement Training (CEPOL) hosted at its premises in Budapest a one-day Conference on Hate Crime and Hate Speech, organised in cooperation with the team on combating hate speech and hate crime of the European Commission Directorate-General for Justice and Consumers (DG JUST).

Dr. Tamás Sulyok, President of the Republic of Hungary, on the proposal of the Minister of Interior, appointed Colonel József Seres, Deputy Director General of the National Directorate General of Aliens, to the rank of Brigadier General with effect from 24 April 2024.

The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Hungarian Police continue to work in close cooperation to curb the spread of organized crime, with the main tasks being carried out by the Rapid Response and Special Police Service National Bureau of Investigation.

Saint Florian, the patron saint of firefighters and the fire professions, is commemorated on the fourth of May. The day is also an opportunity for the emergency services to recognise their most outstanding staff. On the Friday before the holiday, a wreath-laying ceremony at the organisation's headquarters was followed by a traditional event attended by almost 200 colleagues, who were not only honoured in a speech but also in a tribute.

Conference gathers 321 delegates from 136 countries to address pressing national security threat.