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The front page of 24.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian news and international affairs. Top stories include a report from a busy emergency room in Hungary, a plan by the Hungarian government to open a luxury restaurant in Brussels, and commentary on political figures. Economic news covers low…
A report provides an inside look into one of Hungary's busiest emergency departments, with a doctor stating the intention is not to deliberately cause long waits for patients.
The Hungarian government reportedly planned to open a luxury restaurant in Brussels at a cost of 7.2 billion, but unforeseen issues arose.
A story mentions Ruszin-Szendi Romulusz issuing a command to 'rest'.
A presenter from M1 news channel speaks out after being fired on the same day he started, describing his brief tenure as a 'Pentecostal kingdom'.
The mayor of Szolnok is reaching out to 50 large companies to consider hiring hundreds of workers dismissed from a bicycle factory.
Gergely Huth criticizes Balázs Orbán, stating his actions have evoked a sense of secondary shame among the entire right-wing political spectrum.
Gábor Pósfai reports that 900 former police officers have expressed their willingness to return to the force.
A report from the Budapest Police (BRFK) details a recent operation resulting in the arrest of 58 individuals and the detention of 29 others.
Hungary's inflation rate has fallen to its lowest point in a decade.
An expert has calculated the expenses associated with running air conditioning for 24 hours during a heatwave.
Four individuals are competing for the vacant role previously held by János Lázár within the Hungarian Tennis Association.
Small earthquakes have been recorded along the Croatian coast.
Research suggests that bleeding gums and bad breath could be early signs of a dangerous underlying health condition.
The second winner of the reality show 'The Dream Job' has also resigned from the company led by Levente Balogh.
State media in North Korea is suggesting that citizens consume dog meat soup to combat the intense heat.
David Vitézy comments on a massive party hosted by DJ Oti, comparing its scale to a sold-out football match at Puskás Stadium, with a note about public transport limitations.
The Korean Space Agency has released the first images of the SpaceX rocket that impacted the Moon.
Typhoon Dolphin is approaching Japan, prompting hundreds of thousands of residents to evacuate their homes.
A Hungarian journalist named László Mező has been taken into custody in Georgia.
The captain of the Hungarian swimming team comments on Kristóf Milák, stating that the news regarding him is inconsistent.
A significant traffic jam, exceeding 10 kilometers, has formed on the M1 motorway.
The unusually hot weather in Hungary is expected to conclude with the arrival of showers and thunderstorms, bringing temperatures down.
Former US President Trump has implemented a ban on 'birth tourism'.
The Hungarian oil and gas company Mol has announced substantial profits.
A dedicated task force will conduct a thorough review of agricultural matters within the 'NER' (National Cooperation System).
