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The HVG front page covers a range of domestic Hungarian news, including government property acquisitions abroad, corruption allegations in public tenders, and energy sector issues. International news includes commentary on Hungary's new president from German and Austrian perspectives, and a report…
A list reveals that the 'NER' (National Cooperation System) has acquired 41 properties abroad, most of which are in disrepair, with only one successfully renovated.
A significant lack of skilled personnel is impeding the government's ability to manage crises within the energy sector.
A list has been released detailing companies that have been disqualified from public procurement processes due to criminal convictions.
Ákos Hadházy reports that an employee of the Center for Fundamental Rights allegedly superimposed a swastika onto a rainbow flag, and has now been charged.
Péter Magyar has shown that preparatory work has begun for the sinking of barges near the Paks nuclear power plant.
German and Austrian media comment on András Baka, the newly elected president of Hungary, suggesting he may be a point of contention.
A visual report featuring photos captured by HVG's photographers during a recent partial solar eclipse.
An investigation into a tender reveals that due to questionable practices, the cost per square meter for an eight-child kindergarten reached an exorbitant 2.6 million forints.
The Hungarian stock market's main index, BUX, reached a record high by the end of trading.
Industrial production in Hungary experienced a significant increase in June, according to recent data.
Reports of a wolf attack in Kazincbarcika have been officially refuted.
During recent heatwaves, electricity prices in Hungary surged by up to 119%, with solar energy contributing to mitigating the costs.
An opinion piece by Boróka Parászka on a metaphorical theme of overcoming challenges through vocalization or assertive action.
Robert Brovdi discusses the practical and perhaps less dramatic reasons behind the limited ability to strike Crimea more forcefully.
A feature story detailing an unusual treasure hunt using magnets along the Danube river.
A long-term study spanning 88 years on happiness provides compelling findings about human well-being.
Practical tips are offered on how to keep homes cool during hot weather while managing energy consumption and costs.
Data for June shows a downturn in the performance of Hungary's construction sector.
A compilation of impressive photographs and video footage of the recent solar eclipse.
Zsolt Hegedűs asserts that corruption and shady dealings are unacceptable within the healthcare system.
An interview with Bence Vági discussing the value and purpose of immersive theater, countering the idea that it's merely a passing trend.
