Presidential Election Soon, Fidesz Intervenes in Public Media Operations ↗
Front page leadThis story covers upcoming parliamentary votes on the president and alleged Fidesz interference in the functioning of public media.
Hungary
The front page of HVG features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news, including discussions on the election of the president and changes in public media, alongside environmental concerns like the low water levels of the Danube. Other stories cover societal issues such as a healthcare incident…
This story covers upcoming parliamentary votes on the president and alleged Fidesz interference in the functioning of public media.
Matusik Tamás, the president of the Metropolitan Court, discusses the judiciary's desire to function without public hostility.
Magyar Péter reports on the critical low water level of the Danube River.
Anita Orbán's request for more water from Slovakia and their response highlight drought concerns.
A serious incident where an elderly woman was transported home deceased by an ambulance from a hospital in Hatvan.
A profile of a Budapest teacher who is aging exceptionally slowly, sharing their accessible lifestyle routine.
An opinion piece by Boróka Parászka discussing the state of Hungarian public discourse.
An article explaining various methods being employed to increase water levels in Hungarian rivers, despite seeming counterintuitive.
An opinion piece by János Dobszay, likely related to water scarcity or management issues.
An investigation into popular products and sales trends at major supermarkets during a heatwave.
Reports on the bankruptcy of a travel agency, leading to last-minute cancellations of customer trips.
A forecast suggesting uncertain weather conditions and potential issues following a heat dome event.
A visual report highlighting the significant 8-meter fluctuation in the Danube's water level at Budapest.
This article discusses growing pressure on FIFA President Gianni Infantino, suggesting his position is unstable.
An article about Péter Geszti and Edit Ditz's new business venture and its development.
A report from Deutsche Welle detailing the disappearance of Hungary's third-largest lake.
A study on mice exploring the physiological effects of removing added sugar from their diet.
This story reports on the lack of transparency regarding presidential pardons from the Sándor Palace.
A political comment where Tamás Deutsch makes a provocative comparison about the Tisza government.
Retail sales data for June shows strong performance for shops, with a slight decrease in gas station sales.
Archaeological findings in Spain, specifically human remains, suggest cannibalism among early European inhabitants.