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The news on 444.hu focuses on Hungarian domestic politics, with a significant story about Fidesz's failed attempt to appeal to the Constitutional Court. Other domestic news includes a discussion on the Paks nuclear power plant's financial viability and changes at the Partizán media outlet…
Fidesz's attempt to appeal to the Constitutional Court regarding the 'kekvák' case has been rejected, with only Péter Polt and Tünde Handó expressing dissenting opinions.
This article discusses the Paks nuclear power plant, questioning its long-term viability and suggesting that its 'bottom threshold' may become visible if water levels remain low.
Gulyás Márton reveals why he was absent for months and announces Vince Földiák as the new editor-in-chief of Partizán, while Márton will step back to focus on larger video projects.
Hungarian tourists are among those fleeing a wildfire on the Dalmatian coast; a thousand people were evacuated overnight after the fire started near Split.
China's secret intervention prevented a global oil shock following the US-Iran conflict, details of which are explored in the article.
The article argues that regulatory impact assessments, which have been neglected in Hungary for 16 years, are crucial for a well-functioning economy and explores their importance and potential reinstatement.
Attila Vidnyánszky stated on ATV that he would only sign a mutual agreement if dismissed for professional reasons, otherwise, he expects to be removed from his position at the National Theatre.
Kristóf Milák won his second European Championship gold medal within one and a half hours, anchoring the men's 4x100m freestyle relay to victory with a national record.
