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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of Hungarian domestic politics and international news. Key stories include Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's statements at Tusványos, a legal dispute involving a Hungarian politician, and Hungary's engagement with international political discourse…
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán will address key issues at Tusványos, where his guidance is highly anticipated. He discussed Fidesz's future role as an incubator and expressed pride in the past four years, while noting that only the past four years had issues. He also stated that young people have…
Divinyi Zsombor is initiating legal proceedings against Hadházy, who he claims made untrue accusations by calling him a 'small horse' of the NER (National Cooperation System).
The US President has issued a directive to place warning signs about inaccuracy in front of American museums, stating that they have been corrupted by 'woke' ideology.
According to Aleksandar Vucic, the United States has revoked the tariffs imposed on Serbian products. This comes after Trump imposed tariffs on more than 80 countries on Friday.
Fidesz is hosting an American delegation, expecting them to clarify their disagreement with current policies. They hope the Hungarian government will show some concern for America's interests.
The artist couple has long sought to acquire a Lamborghini, and in May, Hungarian public life presented them with one. They have sent an open letter to the former propaganda chief, asking for another offer to help get the Diablo to where 'artworks go to heaven'.
According to the Fidesz MP, they are lobbying in the US for the protection of the rule of law, differentiating it from past lobbying efforts by opposition parties targeted by Fidesz.
This headline refers to a strong and offensive statement attributed to Viktor Orbán's source regarding an interview given by Zsolt Németh to 444.
