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The front page of Telex focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics, with a significant emphasis on Viktor Orbán's speech at Tusványos. Other top stories include a controversial concert procurement, a political figure's public statement before Orbán's speech, and updates on public…
Viktor Orbán delivered his traditional speech at Tusványos, stating that Hungary is being attacked by a 'virus' and that the introduction of the euro is a code word for austerity measures. The article provides live coverage and analysis of his speech.
Ahead of Viktor Orbán's speech, political figure Magyar Péter made a statement, illustrating his points with a reference to Orbán's attire.
The National Event Organizer (NRÜ) commissioned a 3-hour concert for 1.5 billion HUF, with the working title 'Mándoki concert', although the musician's name is not explicitly mentioned in the contract documents.
This live video coverage and analysis focuses on Orbán Viktor's speech at Tusványos, discussing the need for directional guidance for a fragmented Fidesz party.
A video report from the Pont Ott Parti event discusses young people's political sentiments, with some expressing pride in their Hungarian identity since April 12th, and their views on the 16-year-old voting age.
Several new public transport services will be introduced, aligning with the last metro, HÉV, and train departures to facilitate nighttime travel in Budapest's surrounding areas.
A minister states that the clinic began investigating the alleged patient abuse case not because of media reports, but for other reasons, deeming the incident unacceptable.
Less than 24 hours after a previous incident, another drone has been shot down within Romania's airspace.
