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The Telex news front page covers a range of domestic Hungarian issues including a heatwave and potential water shortages, an incident on a train to Vienna, and a scandal involving health statistics. International news includes an interview with Lidl's president about expansion plans, a story about…
Several thousand people are without drinking water in Szentendre due to the heatwave. Water restrictions are in place in Veresegyház, and a state of energy crisis may be declared if the Paks nuclear plant shuts down. Budapest's decorative lighting could be turned off. Continuous coverage of the…
It has been confirmed that Peter Takács, former health secretary, did not tell the truth about ambulance response times. The former leadership of the ambulance service also made false statements while trying to nuance his claims.
A man was arrested after attacking and threatening a ticket inspector on a train bound for Vienna without any apparent reason.
Lidl intends to open new stores in 55 locations across Hungary, contingent on the easing of the 'plázastop' (retail freeze). The interview also touches on potential Kaufland entry and bottle return capacity.
Global actions against Iran have made oil prices self-defeating, and diesel is a bottleneck domestically. Prices are high and could increase further.
Anthropic's artificial intelligence system inadvertently gained access to the systems of three organizations after being accidentally released onto the internet.
Dr. Karyna Shuliak, a Belarusian dentist, was Jeffrey Epstein's girlfriend for eight years and was left a significant portion of his estate, reportedly receiving more money than anyone else before his death.
Franco Baresi, a former defender for AC Milan and the Italian national team, has died. He played over 700 matches for Milan.
The Mol Group has reached an agreement to purchase Shell's subsidiary in Cyprus.
The US State Department intended to display which African countries it assists at an AIDS conference using a map, but the map was inaccurate and did not correctly represent the continent.
Agnes Forsthoffer stated that communication issues led to problems in the Polgár Judit case, and that Zsombor Divinyi's situation is now moot.
A former government commissioner for the Paks Nuclear Power Plant stated that even with imports, there might not be enough electricity if the plant stops operating. This could lead to an energy crisis and power outages.
