Budapest’s annual August 20th fireworks display, commemorating the foundation of the Hungarian state, is under threat of cancellation. The reason cited is an unspecified “looming peril,” raising concerns about public safety. This event traditionally celebrates Saint Stephen’s Day, a national holiday in Hungary, and draws large crowds to the capital. Authorities are evaluating the situation to determine whether the display can proceed safely. The cancellation would be a significant disappointment for many Hungarians and tourists. Details regarding the nature of the threat remain scarce, but officials are prioritizing the well-being of potential attendees. A final decision on the fireworks show is expected soon.