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Hungary
The Telex front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian news including political developments, economic issues, and environmental concerns. International news covers a meeting between world leaders and wildfire situations. Weather updates indicate a heatwave in Budapest.
The immunity committee is set to decide on the suspension of Peter Magyar's parliamentary immunity, with cases involving other politicians also on the agenda due to defamation and drunk driving allegations.
The interim president has signed the law to establish the National Asset Recovery and Protection Office, which takes effect immediately. Parliament has 30 days to elect its president and vice-presidents.
Gabor Posfai proposed a ban preventing leading politicians from heading sports associations, addressing potential conflicts of interest.
Due to extremely low water levels in the Danube, the president of the Cycling Club cycled across the dry riverbed from Budapest to Vac. The water level at Budapest reached a record low.
The Hungarian state has funded the 'NER' (National Cooperation System) with over a hundred billion forints for its major road construction business in Africa.
Donald Trump described his meetings with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu as 'very good meetings.'
Laszlo Gajdos has declared a state of extraordinary readiness to combat the ongoing drought.
A wildfire is spreading on the popular Greek tourist island of Paros, forcing evacuations from several settlements.
An owner's electric Renault caught fire shortly after reaching 100,000 kilometers, with the importer offering an explanation.
Heinrich Schliemann, the amateur millionaire who discovered Troy, is often viewed as archaeology's greatest fraud, with questions about his methods and the authenticity of treasures found.
A family who received 28 million forints is facing a situation where they might have to repay six times that amount to the bank if their 13-year legal dispute concludes.
