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Telex's front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian news, including political funding and crime, alongside international stories about border security and wildlife encounters. Technology and economic news related to EU regulations are also highlighted. A major story details significant state…
Krausz Ferenc's research center, established under the Élvonal Alapítvány, has been awarded 49 billion forints in state support, with 45 billion already disbursed, and the state is now taking over the company.
Magyar Péter will attend a government session in Paks, traveling by military helicopter, accompanied by the Minister of Defense.
A new EU regulation on packaging waste, effective from today, is expected to significantly alter packaging practices across member states within the coming years.
During a pursuit, a man attempting to evade a drone by hiding in sunflowers near Lake Velence, had his car catch fire. Four passengers jumped out during the chase, and a stolen mobile phone was found with the driver.
While traditional phone services are being phased out in Northern Europe, Hungary is seeing a decline in landline usage, with many households no longer needing the service due to bundled telecommunication packages.
A large, 70-kilogram turtle has been causing disturbances on a beach in Croatia, having bitten multiple swimmers. This is the fifth reported incident in recent weeks.
The Orbán government disbursed over 7.6 billion forints to the Századvég research institute in the first quarter of the year, following requests for public data regarding studies commissioned by the government.
Latvian border guards discovered a tunnel dug beneath the border fence near the Belarusian border, where they encountered 15 individuals.
The term 'black widow' is emerging in Russian media to describe women who financially exploit soldiers, often marrying them for financial gain upon their death. The article describes conflicts at gravesites between mothers and wives vying for financial compensation.
