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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news and international events. Top domestic stories include the far-right party's acknowledgment of the Roma Holocaust and criticism from Magyar Péter, a new law making strikes easier in schools, and the symbolic end of the…
The 'A Mi Hazánk' party has acknowledged the victims of the Roma Holocaust, while Magyar Péter read out recollections from Hungarian Roma. László Toroczkai of the party criticized Baka András for his past decisions.
The leader of the Second Reform Era recalled his past with Jobbik in connection with the 'sitting-out' scandal of 'A Mi Hazánk'.
A new law will make it easier for teachers to strike in schools, giving faculty more input into school management, including director selection and work plans.
With the election of Baka András as president, the 'NER' (National Cooperation System) symbolically ends. Baka András is the oldest president-elect since the regime change.
US President Trump was reportedly moved into a closed catering vehicle in Ankara as a security measure due to intelligence about a potential assassination attempt by Iranians.
According to Grigory Yavlinsky, the former leader of the Yabloko party, the Kremlin's decision to ban the party from elections demonstrates its fear of opposition.
The death toll from a powerful earthquake in Colombia has reached at least 132, with authorities expecting the number to rise as rescue efforts continue for those trapped under rubble.
A review of the Venice Biennale, describing it as a surreal art exhibition featuring a variety of unusual installations and art pieces.
