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An elderly care home is refusing to refund a 3.6 million forint care fee after a grandmother died just four days after being admitted. The case, which was investigated by police and is now in court, involves a dispute over the resident's granddaughter allegedly violating the home's rules.
Lidl has been fined 48 million forints by the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) for falsely advertising itself as the cheapest grocery chain. The company has agreed to be more careful in its future advertising.
A four-ton upper stage of a Falcon 9 rocket may have crashed into the Moon. The rocket stage was used early last year as part of a joint US-Japanese mission.
Magyar Péter stated that the last Paks nuclear turbine is producing stably and water levels have not changed. The critical days of the heatwave are approaching, with temperatures potentially reaching 42 degrees Celsius. Budapest's water supply is currently stable.
Low water levels are affecting the Danube River from Germany to Romania, leading to the emergence of historical artifacts including a Nazi shipwreck and mammoth bones, as well as stranded cruise ships. The situation varies in severity across different countries.
Croatia has issued a red heat alert as extreme temperatures continue. The Krško nuclear power plant will reduce its output by 20 percent.
A new poll by Medián suggests that a centrist party formed by a split from Fidesz would easily enter the Hungarian parliament.
According to Donald Trump, the Hormuz Strait will reopen soon. He also warned that Iran could face further strikes if it does not comply.
Despite reports of their departure, Anikó Marsi and Gábor Gönczi will continue to work at TV2, though their roles may shift to behind-the-scenes positions.