Hey Intellectuals! Here's a DJ Oti Explainer for Those Just Realizing What… ↗
Front page leadThis article explores the phenomenon of DJ Oti, questioning whether Sebestyén Balázs's alter ego truly attracted 65,000 people to the Sziget festival.
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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on the DJ Oti phenomenon at a music festival, comments from the future Hungarian president on political matters, the discovery of Nazi shipwrecks in the Danube, and a detailed look at the…
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András Baka: Even with a Two-Thirds Majority, Not Everything Can Be Done ↗
The future president discussed on Klubrádió his agreement with the removal of Tamás Sulyok, but finds term limits for representatives unacceptable.
Nazi Shipwrecks Emerge from the Danube ↗
The article reports on the discovery of Nazi shipwrecks in the Danube, with some vessels potentially still loaded with weapons.
Those Who Don't Stop Even at 1650 Degrees – Ózd's Steelworkers Are the Last in… ↗
This story highlights the challenging conditions faced by steelworkers in Ózd, the last remaining steel plant in Hungary, detailing their dangerous work in extreme heat and dust.
Podcast Umami #5: The Horrifyingly Gelatinous Patty of Kombucha ↗
This podcast episode discusses kombucha and water kefir, exploring their differences in preparation, ingredients, and taste, as well as the challenges of home brewing.
Little Hungarian Kaliningrad: Géza from Sátoraljaújhely Can Only Drive into… ↗
Due to a closed bridge, a 72-year-old resident of Sátoraljaújhely must take a significant detour through Slovakia to enter his own town, highlighting local infrastructure issues.
'I Told the Minister I Used to Go to Work with the Same Steam Engine' ↗
Passenger trains are resuming service to Komló after a three-year hiatus, despite the mayor's previous efforts to have the line removed within the city.
For a Hardened Europe, Ceuta Was Just a Pretext for Separate Diplomacy ↗
This article appears to be an international relations piece concerning Europe and Ceuta, though the full context is not provided.
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