Festival-goers slam politicians as 'all liars' ↗
Front page leadForeign attendees at the Sziget Festival express strong negative opinions about their home country's politicians, stating they are all dishonest.
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The HVG news front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news, international affairs, and lifestyle topics. Top stories include criticisms of politicians by festival-goers, a constitutional court ruling, and a shake-up in the Ministry of Defense. Other prominent news covers political…
Foreign attendees at the Sziget Festival express strong negative opinions about their home country's politicians, stating they are all dishonest.
The Constitutional Court has dismissed a complaint filed by the Fidesz-KDNP party regarding 'kekvák' without a substantive review.
The cabinet chief of Ruszin-Szendi has been replaced, with the Ministry of Defense stating he did not hold that position.
Anita Orbán stated that both a former and current wife of a politician used the VIP government lounge, subsequently traveling by private jet.
Gulyás Márton revealed his whereabouts during his recent absence and announced his resignation from the chief editor position at Partizán.
A Nobel Peace Prize-winning Russian journalist states that Vladimir Putin can no longer assert victory in the Ukraine conflict.
The introduction of popular GLP-1 weight-loss drugs has led to a significant increase in calls to helplines due to side effects.
The hospitality industry is facing a crisis, with hotels beginning to fail in a domino-like effect.
The 'golden convoy' case has been brought before a court in Vienna.
Hungarian tourists are among those evacuating due to the destructive wildfires currently raging in Croatia.
Péter Magyar has extended an invitation to Viktor Orbán to visit Paks and receive information regarding the ongoing construction project.
Theatrical directors Alföldi and Vidnyánszky are engaged in a dispute concerning the depiction of Hungary's map at the National Theatre.
János Lázár made an appearance and delivered a briefing at the local Fidesz party office in Szombathely.
A commentary piece titled 'Marabu Féknyúz' featuring 'Mr. Ellensúly'.
According to a 21 Kutatóközpont poll, Baka András is a more popular choice for president than Tamás Sulyok has ever been, though the new president is less known.
The Tisza government has officially banned the use of wild animals in circuses, with a list of affected animals released.
The continuation of the interest rate freeze beyond September appears unlikely, according to statements from Ádám Karman.
Swimmer Kristóf Milák reflects on his training habits, questioning what it would be like to actually train.
Richard Schwab uses Bryan Johnson's autoimmune diagnosis as a cautionary tale about the limits of controlling one's body.