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Front page leadPrime Minister Viktor Orbán, during his speech in Tusványos, shifted his rhetoric from defending Christianity to protecting people's wallets and freedoms.
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The HVG front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian politics, with a focus on Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent speech and its interpretations, alongside international news including a Pride attack in Berlin and wildfires in France. Sports news covers Formula 1 and a Hungarian player's…
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, during his speech in Tusványos, shifted his rhetoric from defending Christianity to protecting people's wallets and freedoms.
The availability of EU funds presents an opportunity for Hungary to achieve a 4% economic growth rate.
A man with an alleged Islamist background carried out a ramming attack during a Pride event in Berlin, injuring several people.
Following Prime Minister Orbán's speech, some Fidesz members commented that young people are misinformed due to social media platforms like Facebook.
An analysis by Die Presse suggests that efforts to dismantle the Fidesz party are progressing, with increasing pressure on Orbán's inner circle.
A new initiative by Erste aims to help young people become more comfortable discussing their personal finances, as they often avoid the topic.
Following his surprising pole position, the article previews the Hungarian Grand Prix and discusses Lando Norris's potential performance.
The article suggests that Péter Magyar has begun to alert the public about an impending significant rise in fuel prices.
Dominik Szoboszlai made an impressive debut under his new coach, scoring a spectacular goal and providing an assist.
In an interview with Blikk, Prime Minister Orbán expressed his hypothetical willingness to work at a football academy he founded.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony blamed the Orbán government for the neglect and decay of the Planetarium located in Népliget park.
This article appears to explore remaining pockets of respect or support for Prime Minister Orbán, despite broader political shifts.
Political analyst Andrea Virág suggests that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent speech implies he views young people as unintelligent or easily misled.
Political commentator Gábor Török provides an analysis of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent speech.
László Garamvölgyi has been appointed as the new chief communication advisor for the police force.
New research suggests that a significant portion, almost half, of dementia cases are preventable.
An HVG journalist was attacked by a bear while reporting in Tusnádfürdő.
The local municipality in Nagyvárad (Oradea) has denied permission for a Pride event to take place.
This article explores the history and cultural significance of traditional Hungarian pastries and their role in Sunday traditions.
Massive wildfires in France have forced the evacuation of over 200,000 people as authorities struggle to contain the blazes.
The article profiles biohacker Bryan Johnson and his extreme methods, including blood transfusions and stem cell therapies, in his quest for longevity.
This article speculates on Zinedine Zidane's potential future coaching role with the French national football team and their prospects.
An announcement inviting applications for the HVG's internship program.