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The front page of 24.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian news and international events. Top domestic stories include an investigation into the finances of the Orbán family, controversy surrounding a nominee for the military secret service, measures against drought, the establishment of a new…
An investigation into the companies of former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's family members during the 'last year of peace' reveals significant financial success, including mines and luxury hotels, totaling 70 billion.
The nomination of Ruszin-Szendi to head the military secret service has reportedly caused outrage, according to HVG.
László Gajdos has declared a state of extraordinary preparedness to combat the ongoing drought.
The law establishing the Asset Recovery and Protection Office has been signed by Ágnes Forsthoffer and is now in effect.
A wildfire is devastating Paros Island, forcing residents to evacuate to the coastline.
A woman in Csömör was defrauded of 146 million forints through a single phone call, highlighting a sophisticated scam operation.
The president of the Cycling Club cycled from Budapest to Vác along the dried-up bed of the Danube River.
Ágnes Forsthoffer met with Gábor Török, likely in relation to the new asset recovery office.
A young hiker was sexually assaulted in the Bakony Mountains, and a 49-year-old man has been arrested in connection with the crime.
Zoltán Tanács has warned that old paper-based personal identification cards will expire in a matter of days.
János Lázár reportedly missed 80% of parliamentary votes.
A critical rescue mission for NASA's historic Swift space telescope may be on the verge of failure.
Photographs show the Danube River at its historically lowest water levels, not seen in human memory.
A man accused of repeatedly raping an intellectually disabled young woman was released from custody and failed to appear for trials.
A film is in production featuring Szabolcs Thuróczy and Gábor Zacher as part of Bongor's new music album.
Hundreds of Boeing aircraft require repairs because their seats were not fixed correctly.
Researchers predict that the current El Niño phenomenon will lead to conditions not seen in at least 150 years.
The Hungarian women's sabre team has reached the World Championship final after a video review led to a decisive final touch.
During a traffic stop, police discovered half a kilogram of crystal methamphetamine hidden under a seat in a car.
An earthquake has been felt in Sarajevo and the surrounding regions.
A video shows the first pelican chick born at the Nyíregyháza Zoo, described as a 'cuteness overload'.
In the Óbuda corruption case, Balázs Bús has become a suspect and is currently detained, linked to the NKA scandal.
