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The front page of HVG.hu features prominent stories on Hungary's energy crisis, particularly concerning the Paks nuclear power plant and ongoing drought. Other top stories include political developments within Hungary, such as a new Fidesz party member and previously undisclosed government…
The Paks nuclear power plant has managed to slightly increase water levels at a crucial point, as the country grapples with record-breaking drought and an energy crisis. Updates are provided minute-by-minute on the situation.
Péter Magyar has issued a new statement indicating that while the final turbine at the Paks nuclear power plant is still operational, the most challenging period of the energy crisis is yet to come.
István Kapitány reports that on Sunday evening, the Hungarian population managed to conserve more electricity than the output of an entire Paks nuclear power plant unit.
A report highlights a connection between collecting plastic bottles for recycling and drug use, with many individuals traveling from rural areas to Budapest to exchange them for crystal meth.
A prominent 'megaphone propagandist' is set to join the Fidesz parliamentary faction, pledging to adopt a more moderate style of communication.
It is revealed that Orbán's government made over a hundred decisions shortly before a potential shift in power, which were intentionally kept from public knowledge.
Demand in the Hungarian housing market has seen a significant decline, but the article suggests there is a rational reason behind this trend.
Morocco has officially reacted to the events in Ceuta, claiming that false news was the cause of the incident, which involved a large influx of migrants.
Botond Feledy has been appointed as the new director of the Hungarian Institute of Foreign Affairs.
An analysis by Foreign Policy suggests that Donald Trump's alleged corruption represents the most significant danger to the democratic system in the United States.
Following a police raid in Rákosrendező, drug users were apprehended, leaving an individual named Csabi alone.
Watering of stadium lawns is reportedly continuing despite a ban, with claims of using rainwater, despite no recent rainfall.
Shoppers at Auchan supermarkets should be prepared for the implementation of 'extraordinary measures' upon their visit.
A very young driver, aged 13, has caused accidents involving two cars in the Zugló district.
American researchers have made an interesting discovery about the neural processes involved in speaking two languages.
An account detailing a bear attack and the author's subsequent realization of mistakes made during the encounter.
An analysis of Hungary's state budget for June indicates significant savings related to Lőrinc Mészáros.
An interview with the HR director of Lidl Hungary discusses competitive compensation and expectations for employee efficiency.
A speculative piece exploring the societal implications of smart glasses equipped with video recording capabilities, referencing Samsung and Meta.
