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The news from HVG.hu covers a range of domestic Hungarian issues including political intrigue, potential government accountability regarding past state security archives, and significant sporting events. International news touches on economic matters like US tariffs affecting the EU, while…
This story examines the potential implications of the Hungarian government releasing historical agent files, drawing parallels with practices in East Germany (Stasi) and Romania (Securitate) to illustrate what might be revealed and the consequences.
An interview with Attila Kálnoki-Kiss, State Secretary for Sport, discusses ongoing cases and clarifies the role of his office, emphasizing it is not an investigative body, in the context of Hungarian sports.
A company associated with László Szíjj, reportedly linked to mysterious bonds and accusations made by Péter Magyar, has stated they can neither confirm nor deny the claims.
A company in which Antal Rogán's lawyer friend held a significant stake has been sold, indicating a shift in business ownership.
László Gajdos reports that the carcasses of zebras that died in Hatvanpuszta were disposed of in a pit meant for carcasses infected with wild boar plague.
According to 24.hu, the Hungarian Counter-Terrorism Centre (TEK) has assumed the responsibility for protecting Péter Magyar following a previous incident.
Football club Ferencváros will host Real Madrid in a friendly match in Budapest.
A survey by the Idea Institute suggests that the Tisza party has surpassed Fidesz in popularity among football fans in Hungary.
This article likely discusses the political image and performance of Viktor Orbán, possibly in the context of the Tusványos festival, suggesting a need for leaders to project strength.
The European Union is reportedly in shock as US President Trump has announced new tariffs on nearly all imported goods.
Balázs Hankó's ministry allegedly distributed billions of forints in funding shortly after Fidesz's electoral defeat.
Péter Magyar has publicly addressed Balázs Hankó, warning him about facing consequences for his actions.
The Margit Bridge was closed because a World War II shell casing was found lodged among stones in the Danube River.
An investigation revealed that weapons were being sold in large quantities at a market in Budapest's Józsefváros district.
Renowned opera singer Plácido Domingo is set to perform again at the Hungarian State Opera.
A new drug designed to aid weight loss has shown promising results after an 80-week testing period, suggesting its effectiveness.
