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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news, including an investigation into government contracts with a think tank and the Constitutional Court's upcoming hearing on the removal of its president. It also touches upon national celebrations, scientific advancements…
An investigation revealed that the Századvég think tank was paid millions for studies analyzing political divisions for a government minister, but the effectiveness of these analyses is questioned as the ministry is still evaluating what was received.
Hungary's national day celebrations on August 20th will include a 'disco' at Kossuth Square, a reduced fireworks display, and an audiovisual show, with promises of more affordable beer and mineral water.
The state will assume control of the research center led by Nobel laureate physicist Ferenc Krausz, along with its associated foundation and non-profit company focused on molecular fingerprint research.
The Constitutional Court will convene on Thursday to review applications from Fidesz against constitutional amendments concerning the removal of its president.
The article highlights five performers at the Sziget Festival who might not be immediately recognizable but have the potential to be the event's biggest surprises.
A quiz challenges readers to identify representatives of the Tisza Party by name.
Surveys in Ukraine indicate a significant drop in President Zelenskyy's popularity, with potential new presidential candidates emerging, suggesting a focus on future political landscapes amidst the ongoing war.
The article examines the vital role of the Danube River as a source of drinking water and discusses how past economic exploitation has overlooked its importance, which is now crucial given environmental challenges.
