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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of domestic and international news. A top story details a report from the Polish-Belarusian border on the use of guards and surveillance to control migration. Other domestic news includes legal action against a propagandist for drawing a rainbow swastika and…
A report from the Polish-Belarusian border in the Bialowieza Forest details the heavy military presence and surveillance used to control migration, which has now significantly decreased. The story highlights the controversy surrounding the border fence, built at great expense.
Zoltán Koskovics, a propagandist for the 'Center for Fundamental Rights,' is facing charges for allegedly drawing a swastika with rainbow colors, considered a symbol of a banned autocratic regime.
The performance of Hungary's construction sector has weakened, with contract volumes shrinking for the first time in a long period, casting a shadow over future prospects.
A correspondent's report and photographs from Tarragona, Spain, capture the spectacle of a total solar eclipse, the first seen in continental Europe in 27 years.
Tourists gathered in Spain for a total solar eclipse, while clouds obscured the view in Iceland. The partial eclipse was also visible and spectacular from Hungary.
A quiz challenges readers to identify representatives from the Tisza party by name.
Polls in Ukraine indicate that at least three potential presidential candidates are now more popular than Volodymyr Zelenskyy, suggesting political maneuvering in anticipation of the war's end.
This story appears to be a discussion about the impact of heat on the Danube river and potential solutions or analyses regarding its worth.
