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The front page of HVG features a mix of domestic and international news, with a strong focus on Hungarian politics and economy, alongside significant international events. Top stories include political developments concerning the removal of officials, issues with the Paks nuclear power plant, and…
This article discusses the ongoing political situation in Hungary, focusing on the challenges and mechanisms for removing the President of the Curia, seemingly in the context of political power shifts.
The Paks Nuclear Power Plant's first block required another temporary shutdown, highlighting ongoing operational issues at the facility.
The US has extended a deadline for Serbian companies, potentially paving the way for the finalization of MOL's acquisition deal in the coming days.
A young Hungarian goalkeeper has made his debut for the senior team of FC Barcelona, marking a significant achievement in his career.
This story commemorates the 80th anniversary of the Hungarian Forint by showcasing historical images and anecdotes related to its existence.
Hungary's currency, the Forint, is celebrating its 80th anniversary with a significant amount of currency in circulation, exceeding 9 trillion.
Experts offer practical advice on how to improve sleep quality during hot summer nights and heatwaves.
Residents of Dunabogdány consumed more water than usual, despite being asked to conserve due to drought conditions.
The article describes the dire situation in Ceuta, a Spanish enclave bordering Morocco, where a massive influx of migrants is causing humanitarian concerns and border security challenges.
Italy has temporarily suspended its participation in the Schengen Agreement concerning travel with Spain, likely due to border control issues.
Due to high temperatures and drought conditions, public transportation in Budapest, including metro and trams, is experiencing reduced speeds.
Politician Magyar Péter reported that 31 major industrial or commercial energy consumers have declared power restrictions, possibly due to grid issues or demand.
The article highlights that the incoming Head of State, Tamás Sulyok, has a history of issuing pardons, and he is expected to handle a large volume of such requests.
FIFA, under pressure, has abandoned its controversial plan to privatize the World Cup, with FIFA President Infantino agreeing to the reversal.
A moderate earthquake with a magnitude of 4.7 struck near Naples, Italy, causing some alarm but no immediate reports of major damage.
The current heatwave in Hungary is expected to persist for at least another week, with no significant relief in temperature anticipated in the near future.
This is a product review of IKEA's new smart home system, which includes colorful lighting and smart speakers.
The annual Balaton crossing swimming event is being held amidst a severe heatwave, with the oldest participant being a 90-year-old.
This appears to be a cultural or opinion piece titled 'Marabu Brake Fluid: Hunor and Magor,' likely an editorial or commentary.
Theater director László Bérczes reflects on his past interactions with government officials and questions whether such engagement constituted collaboration.
The article explores the changing societal perceptions of tattoos, from being seen as shameful to becoming a form of self-expression and pride.
A fire has been reported at the iconic St. Basil's Cathedral in Moscow.
