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The news on 24.hu focuses heavily on domestic Hungarian affairs, including political decisions like the election of a new president and parliamentary proceedings regarding the chief prosecutor. It also covers social issues such as a tragic family incident, drug trade, and cyber security breaches…
An investigation reveals that the Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ) has failed to finalize any TAO (state support) settlements for twelve years, leading to significant disputes.
Members of the far-right Mi Hazánk party honored the victims of the Roma Holocaust, though prominent figures Dúró Dóra and Novák Előd were absent.
The Hungarian Parliament is scheduled to elect a new president on Tuesday.
The Parliament will vote on the appointment of Baka, and the Constitutional Court will make a decision regarding Sulyok.
A tragic incident in Esztergom where a mother attempted suicide by setting herself on fire after writing a farewell letter to her children; she survived, but her daughter did not.
Meteorological forecast indicates no significant rainfall this week, meaning the ongoing drought conditions will persist.
A photograph has surfaced showing Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán with a celebrity during his vacation in Serbia.
A guide to the upcoming solar eclipse, detailing its timing and the best viewing locations.
The Parliament has made a decision that could lead to the early departure of the Chief Prosecutor from his position.
Hackers reportedly gained access to sensitive databases containing retirement and family support information by breaching the State Treasury's servers.
Authorities arrested a woman suspected of selling significant amounts of drugs near the town of Dabas.
A person involved in 'grandchild scam' fraud has been charged, while their accomplices and those who profited from the scheme are still being sought by police.
A flight in Canada was cancelled after a young child refused to wear a seatbelt.
A dramatic moment in a cycling race where a competitor fell near the finish line and was aided by spectators.
A new, uninterrupted cycle path is planned to connect the Danube Bend region with Budapest.
Report suggests a covert operation to transfer Donald Trump from Air Force One using a catering truck.
The underwater wreckage of a warship that sank over a century ago has been discovered.
A consumer protection inspection of playgrounds revealed violations in a significant portion of them.
Two new members from the Fidesz party were sworn in, while the Mi Hazánk party did not participate in a commemorative standing ovation.
Colombia has officially recognized the Golan Heights as belonging to Israel.
