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The front page of 444.hu features several prominent stories. A major focus is on the energy crisis in Europe, particularly concerning the Paks nuclear power plant's reduced output due to drought and its potential implications for electricity supply and prices. Another significant international…
Drought-induced weather in Europe, especially in the region, could cause an electricity supply crisis and soaring prices. Questions are raised about electricity availability, rolling blackouts, and the connection between air conditioning usage and the Paks power plant's output, as well as the…
The production at the Paks nuclear power plant has been further decreased and is currently at 480 megawatts, a significant drop from its normal output of 2000 megawatts. This is not a full shutdown yet, but it is expected to happen.
FIFA President Infantino has reportedly reversed his decision to sell the World Cup to private investors. The article hints at internal discussions regarding Infantino's potential successor at FIFA, suggesting his recent actions were too much.
According to Spanish authorities, nearly all migrants who arrived in Ceuta have returned to Morocco. The death toll in the events has risen to 57.
Russia has once again launched a large-scale ballistic missile attack targeting Kyiv. At least nine people were killed and 28 others were injured in the attack.
The article commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Hungarian Forint, reflecting on its early days with features like a ticket system, dollar stores, and the price of bread. It explores the Forint's resilience and the uncertainty surrounding its name at its inception, questioning why Hungary…
A video discussion analyzes the current political situation in Hungary, suggesting that Fidesz is weakening at a time when opportunities exist. The conversation covers topics from Tusványos to parliament, nationalist remarks, and the unfolding energy crisis, questioning if the former ruling party…
