Magyar Péter: Paks Power Plant Turbine Restart Process Initiated ↗
Front page leadMagyar Péter announced that the process of restarting a turbine at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant has begun.
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The front page of 24.hu features several prominent domestic news stories, including political developments concerning Magyar Péter and the foreign ministry, an investigation into a drug incident at the Sziget festival, and an NKA funding scandal. International news includes a report on record July…
Magyar Péter announced that the process of restarting a turbine at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant has begun.
A report claims that foreign ministry employees were compelled to attend Szijjártó Péter's press conferences to create an illusion of high public interest.
The Budapest Police are investigating a drug incident that occurred during a DJ Oti performance at the Sziget festival, with witness interviews taking place.
An investigation into the NKA scandal has identified a record holder, whose child reportedly revealed crucial details about Hankó's grants.
The cyclist who was fatally struck by a vehicle in Óbuda has been identified as a ministry department head.
The past July has been recorded as one of the hottest Julys ever, with significant impacts on global temperatures.
Serbian President Vučić has threatened Kosovo, suggesting Serbia might divert a river crucial to the country.
One of Europe's main water transport routes, the Rhine, is at risk of paralysis.
Three individuals have been arrested in connection with an attack on a person referred to as a "black smuggler" in Transylvania; video shows their apprehension.
Aubrey Plaza has given birth to her first child, over a year after the death of her husband.
It has been officially confirmed that Christopher Nolan's film 'Oppenheimer' is now his highest-grossing movie.
A truck overturned on the M1 highway, leading to a five-kilometer traffic jam.
A new bathing area specifically for dogs has been designated at Lake Balaton.