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The news from 24.hu focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics, particularly concerning statements and actions by Magyar Péter and his alleged involvement in past legal cases. Other prominent stories include political commentary from Navracsics Tibor, a football match between Ferencváros and…
Former Orbán government minister Tibor Navracsics discusses the Fidesz party's and his own future, likening the current political situation to a collapsing house where inhabitants are searching for survivors.
Magyar Péter commented on an post by Ákos Hadházy, stating that a previously announced director of the Parliament Office will not be appointed to the position.
The Territorial Defence and Enforcement Service (TEK) took over the personal protection of the Prime Minister one day after an incident involving Magyar Péter.
A former Budapest chief prosecutor suggests that legal cases were prepared against Magyar Péter, intended to be used if Fidesz had won.
According to Tibor Kapu, Viktor Orbán has violated an agreement made with NASA.
Hungarian football club Ferencváros will play a friendly match against Real Madrid in Budapest.
The Chief Prosecutor, Gábor Bálint Nagy, was internally warned via email about potential negative repercussions regarding the 'gold convoy' story.
According to an IDEA poll, the Tisza party is leading in popularity even among football fans.
Gajdos reports that a significant portion of the zebras at Hatvanpuszta do not have proper origin certificates.
Roma leaders are scheduled to meet with the national police chief to discuss a case where a man died during a police intervention, emphasizing that such events should not result in fatalities.
An individual described as an old confidant of Antal Rogán has sold a significant company.
Erste Bank is experiencing a service outage, preventing transfers and online purchases for a 12-hour period.
