Energy Crisis: Half of Hungarians Satisfied with Government Measures ↗
Front page leadA significant portion of the Hungarian population expresses satisfaction with the government's actions regarding the energy crisis.
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A significant portion of the Hungarian population expresses satisfaction with the government's actions regarding the energy crisis.
Hungary is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures expected to reach as high as 42 degrees Celsius.
The water level of the Danube River is continuing to rise in Budapest, reaching 20 centimeters.
A recent poll suggests that a third of Fidesz supporters would consider voting for a new civic political offering.
An analysis of the recent appointments and subsequent failures within Hungary's public media sector.
A report from the Financial Times highlights Hungary's past ecological richness in wetlands, contrasting it with the present.
Widespread public anger has erupted following the appointment of a new editor-in-chief and presenter for M1 News.
Beatrix Siklósi expresses extreme dissatisfaction with the actions of her colleagues, calling them 'vile and malicious'.
A man has died after attempting to put out burning undergrowth before firefighters arrived in Zsennye.
Reports indicate that Russian forces have escalated their tactics to become more deadly in the ongoing war in Ukraine.
A dramatic accident occurred when a roller skater was thrown over a car after the car pulled out in front of them.
The first evidence has emerged showing that long COVID can cause damage to the body's dopamine system.
A video report shows that the Garancsi Lake, famous as a filming location, is drying up due to the ongoing drought.
Gábor Gönczi and Anikó Marsi will continue their roles at TV2.
Magyar Péter had a discussion with András Baka, the former president of the Supreme Court.
Tamás Gajdos is reportedly considering legal action against TV2 after he was not selected as the new face of the news program.
Áron Molnár provided specific details in response to Balázs Hankó regarding the use of National Cultural Fund (NKA) money for transportation to a 'peace march'.
Musician Ferenc Demjén revealed his secluded property while wearing a t-shirt featuring a caricature of Prime Minister Orbán.
Tips are provided on how to save electricity through strategic ventilation and by eliminating hidden energy consumption, while avoiding overheating.
A police identity check in Nagykáta unexpectedly turned into a marriage proposal.
Rumors suggest a new V12 Ferrari is in development, potentially offering increased power and the option of a manual gearbox.