Hottest days begin, Paks nuclear power plant not to be shut down today ↗
Front page leadThe hottest days of summer have arrived, but the Paks nuclear power plant will not be shut down today, despite the extreme heat.
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The front page of 24.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian news and some international stories. Key domestic topics include the Paks nuclear power plant facing heatwaves, a political appointment of an influencer to a Fidesz faction, and concerns about hidden government decisions. International…
The hottest days of summer have arrived, but the Paks nuclear power plant will not be shut down today, despite the extreme heat.
The communication director of Paks nuclear power plant addresses concerns about the plant's shutdown, stating that any intervention poses a negligible security risk.
A popular influencer known for their online presence will be joining the Fidesz parliamentary faction, with speculation suggesting they may be Szijjártó's successor.
A shocking property case unfolds where a homeowner fears eviction from their own apartment due to a squatter's exorbitant demands.
Political figure Magyar Péter makes a statement indicating that the most challenging phase of current events is still ahead.
Organizers of the Sziget Festival have released statements regarding the upcoming event.
Comedian Pottyondy Edina criticizes the Fidesz leadership, stating that even invading armies exhibit more empathy than they do during the energy crisis.
Former US President Donald Trump indicates that he would not authorize a large-scale military strike against Iran.
It is reported that the government led by Viktor Orbán attempted to conceal over a hundred decrees prior to the elections.
Fradi football club supporters have conveyed a message to the Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ) and the government, calling for responsible decisions and a functional Hungary.
Musician Phil Collins speaks candidly about his past struggles with alcoholism, revealing a period where his family prepared for his potential death.
An earthquake occurred in Croatia, and its tremors were felt across Hungary.
Botond Feledy has been appointed as the new Director-General of the Institute for Foreign Affairs.
The Fidesz party has publicly labeled Ágnes Forsthoffer as an illegal occupant of the Sándor Palace.
A football club that will face Debrecen in the Europa Conference League has acquired a defender from Újpest.
László Gajdos has initiated an audit of an animal welfare foundation, of which he was a board member.
Singer Ariana Grande announces her decision to step away from public life, citing a feeling of being overwhelmed.
There is speculation that Apple's recently introduced significant technological innovation may be offered as a paid service.
The Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry (MKIK) proposes moving the August 8th workday to a different date.
An individual was kidnapped and physically assaulted by their business partner following the failure of a cigarette smuggling operation in Ukraine.
A person was struck and killed by a train near the town of Kaposvár.
The National Food Chain Safety Office (NEBIH) has issued a warning concerning the presence of ticks.