Child abuse investigation at Balaton camp ↗
Front page leadAn investigation is underway into allegations that a home manager from a Budapest child welfare institution sexually abused girls under his care at a summer camp at Lake Balaton.
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The Telex front page covers a range of domestic and international news. Domestically, a story reports on an investigation into sexual abuse allegations at a children's camp at Lake Balaton, a report on Hungary's budget data, and an update on the construction industry's performance…
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Hungary's budget data explained ↗
Andras Karman explained the favorable July budget data, emphasizing that one month's figures do not provide a complete picture and caution is still needed.
Romania shuts down last nuclear reactor ↗
Romania has shut down its last operating nuclear reactor due to rising water levels, with the energy ministry stating the public will not feel the impact immediately.
Zelenskyy asks US for 10% of Patriot missile stocks ↗
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy urged the US to sell 10% of its Patriot missile stocks to Ukraine to counter Russian ballistic missiles.
eMag fined again for competition violations ↗
The Hungarian Competition Authority has imposed another 225 million forint fine on eMag for allegedly failing to adhere to its own commitments.
Forbes editor fired for accepting gift ↗
A senior editor at American Forbes was fired after accepting a $6 million gift, the details of which are still unclear.
New novella collection by prolific Hungarian author ↗
Szabolcs Benedek, one of Hungary's most prolific writers, has released a new collection of short stories titled 'I Really Like Jalapeño and Other Stories'.
Charges filed over Nazi symbol post ↗
Charges have been filed against an employee of the pro-Fidesz Center for Fundamental Rights for a social media post featuring a Nazi symbol.
Construction industry performance plummets in June ↗
The performance of Hungary's construction sector declined further in June, with a significant drop in new contract volumes.
South American irrigation system described ↗
A report highlights a thousand-year-old water management system in South America, built by cooperative families rather than rulers.
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