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The Telex news front page highlights a mix of domestic Hungarian political developments and international news. Top stories include an investigation into Schmidt Mária's extensive Fidesz-affiliated institution network and political figures like Orbán and Rogán vacationing in Croatia. Other…
Schmidt Mária's public benefit foundation supported the House of Terror and several institutions that reinterpreted history for Fidesz with billions in state funding. Their future remains uncertain.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán and Minister Antal Rogán were photographed in Croatia, also near the villa of Schmidt Mária's daughter.
By-elections for local government were held in four settlements, with the candidate supported by Tisza Sziget losing only in Mohács.
Civilians gathered in front of the Óbuda main parish church to support Bús Balázs, who is being held without a verdict.
Many local entrepreneurs have heard or tell stories about hospitality workers who only work during the season, but these stories rarely end happily.
Actress Hayden Panettiere has passed away at the age of 36.
The text highlights that two of the most severe heatwaves in the past 45 years have occurred this year.
Former Ukrainian Defense Minister Mykhailo Fedorov stated that Russia could face attacks from domestically produced ballistic missiles within a few months.
Six victims from the fatal bus accident in Poland have been identified.
In the Seaspray operation, the US military released a seemingly harmless bacterium in San Francisco, causing a small epidemic and one death, keeping the experiment secret for over 25 years.
Showers are expected in Transdanubia by evening, otherwise the temperature will remain around 30 degrees Celsius.
