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The news on 24.hu today focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics, with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's speech at Tusványos being a central theme, touching on the rule of law and alleged
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated at Tusványos that the rule of law is being dismantled in Hungary, calling it a crime. The report also mentions comments about a man in the audience with a conviction for sexual relations with a minor, and Fidesz politicians expressing concerns about democracy.
Eszter Kovats analyzes the current political situation in Germany, questioning the effectiveness of the coalition government in a declining economy.
Dávid Vitézy criticizes Tibor Navracsics for his silence regarding Lázár János's actions concerning the railway system.
Wizz Air is facing an official investigation regarding flight cancellations and compensation claims, with inconsistencies in how passengers are being reimbursed.
A significant trend of interest rate reductions is currently impacting various banks.
Following a serious assault incident in Pécs, a minister is proposing the establishment of a nationwide patient safety system, emphasizing the broader implications for the entire healthcare sector.
The army has been mobilized to combat extensive wildfires in France, with officials describing the scale of the fires as unprecedented.
Zsombor Divinyi has withdrawn from the Director General position at the National Assembly Office and intends to pursue legal action against Ákos Hadházy.
A planned concert by Mándoki, intended for Heroes' Square with a budget of over a billion, was fraught with uncertainty regarding its date and performers.
Szabó Tímea claims that a man convicted of sexual relations with a minor was present in the audience at Tusványos.
Fidesz politicians expressed concerns about democracy at Tusványos, with one politician warning another that they might be targeted by the special prosecutor's office.
Inspections of IC train cars have recommenced at the Dunakeszi Vehicle Repair facility.
