Constitutional Court Rejects Fidesz's KEKVA Proposal ↗
Front page leadThe Hungarian Constitutional Court has rejected a proposal from the ruling Fidesz party concerning KEKVA matters, marking a significant legal development.
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The front page of 24.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian news and international events. Top stories include a court ruling against the ruling Fidesz party, an interview with Anita Orbán discussing issues in Hungarian diplomacy, and a major wildfire in Croatia. Other domestic news covers a…
The Hungarian Constitutional Court has rejected a proposal from the ruling Fidesz party concerning KEKVA matters, marking a significant legal development.
Anita Orbán, in an interview, described the state of Hungarian diplomacy upon its takeover as dilapidated, highlighting issues with diplomatic passports issued to family members and lavish spending.
A severe wildfire in Croatia has resulted in multiple life-threatening injuries, described as one of the country's most serious forest fires.
A heatwave is expected this weekend in Hungary, with forecasts indicating that rain and cooler temperatures will follow.
New regulations in Hungary will prohibit the use of certain animals in circuses.
Deputy state secretaries who were appointed under former minister Sándor Pintér have been dismissed from their positions.
The Fidesz mayor of Nyírbogát has reportedly obstructed efforts to install air conditioning units at a local elderly care home.
A report on the Hungarian swimming team's relay potential, with swimmers Kristóf Milák and Hubert Kós being highlighted.
The Hungarian independent media outlet Partizán will have a new editor-in-chief, with Márton Gulyás moving to a different role.
A new maglev train in China has achieved speeds of 800 km/h, setting new world records for train acceleration.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony commented that the current summer is the coolest of their lives.
An individual attempted to steal 13 million Hungarian Forints from an ATM using a locksmith tool but was unsuccessful.
A Hungarian fugitive described as a mobster was apprehended in Tenerife after attempting to flee.
Anita Orbán has provided a statement regarding the significant wildfire affecting Croatia.
Ferencváros, a Hungarian football club, has sold a Hungarian national team forward to a Belgian club.
Actor and director Robert Alföldi has strongly refuted claims made by Attila Vidnyánszky, labeling them as 'shameless lies'.
A report details a human trafficking case where victims were kept in fear, forced to work, and had their property taken.
According to a poll by 21 Kutatóközpont, András Baka's initial support ratings are better than Sulyok's ever were.
The coach of Hungarian club ETO FC Gyor suggests the team received a significant lesson during their Conference League match.
Dibusz did not feel the equalizer in Ferencváros's game, while Borbély believes their advancement was deserved.