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The news front page features a mix of Hungarian political and economic news, with a significant focus on corruption allegations and public fund misuse. International news includes updates on Russia's fuel imports and a US-Saudi nuclear cooperation deal. There's also a story about a large Hungarian…
Szijjártó's old friend escaped the harsher period of the NER in Andalusia after earning billions on public funds. He now remembers the system as a tyranny and wants to return to the Hungarian media market.
The Jász Nemzet Association received NKA funds, and their website is nonexistent. Concert accounting was found where performers were unaware of their participation. Most of the public funds went to events organized by Fidesz representative János Pócs.
A year ago, Magyar wrote he hoped to play football with his grandchildren in the house's garden and have drinks with his sons by the pool. That will not happen.
The private and closed Facebook page, one of the largest Hungarian ones, was stolen with a Moroccan profile and has now been made public.
According to the newspaper's information, the legal and financial due diligence of Gyula Balásy's companies is proceeding with a very tight deadline.
The spitting incident may become a case of defamation.
Everyone can decide who to believe: analysts say Russia is suffering its most severe fuel crisis since the collapse of the Soviet Union, while Putin claims the 'difficulties' are 'temporary' and will not change general economic trends.
Under the agreement, Saudi Arabia may gain access to uranium enrichment capacity for its civilian nuclear program.
