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The news from 24.hu covers a range of Hungarian domestic issues including political controversies, legal decisions, and crime, alongside some international sports and celebrity news. Key stories focus on government funding for NGOs, critical commentary on the ruling party's actions, and a tragic…
A report alleges that Viktor Orbán's friend, involved in festivals, has an ongoing contract to provide security for Hungarian embassies, raising questions about the selection of security providers.
The government has created an interactive map detailing civil support funding over the past five years, allowing for the scrutiny of potentially questionable financial flows.
A tragic incident occurred in Gyomaendrőd where a mother discovered her husband and daughter deceased in their home, prompting a police investigation.
Tamás Lattmann makes a controversial statement regarding the Constitutional Court's decision, using a provocative analogy to criticize its ruling.
The Constitutional Court has ruled that the 17th amendment to the constitution is permissible, allowing it to remain in effect.
Commentator Gergely Huth criticizes the Fidesz party's actions, likening their recent move concerning the Constitutional Court to self-inflicted harm.
Sándor Csányi, president of the Hungarian Football Federation, has decided not to support FIFA President Gianni Infantino, indicating a shift in allegiance or a protest.
Dániel Papp, a controversial figure associated with 'news fabrication,' has reportedly departed from public media services with a severance package of 28 million forints.
Volodymyr Klitschko has made a statement following the death of actress Hayden Panettiere, with whom he reportedly has a child.
Politicians András Pikó and his allies claim that a foundation managed by the sibling of Eszter Vitályos, a Fidesz politician, received public money intended for campaign activities.
A telecommunications provider is offering free mobile internet access to customers during the upcoming long weekend, likely coinciding with national holidays.
The Hungarian Forint has experienced a decline in value against major currencies like the Euro and US Dollar.
Public transport services, specifically metro lines, will extend operating hours until 2:30 AM, with additional shuttle buses deployed across the country to accommodate travel for the August 20th national holiday.
Tennis stars Serena and Venus Williams teamed up to play doubles, commenting on their performance after a break.
Mark Radnai announces the launch of public consultations regarding the reform and renewal of Hungary's public media services.
A quiz challenges readers to identify ten architecturally significant buildings in Budapest.
An explosion occurred within a residential property in Győrvár, prompting an emergency response.
A driving school instructor has been caught attempting to take driving tests on behalf of students on two separate occasions, failing both times.
Princess Eugenie has chosen a name for her daughter that honors her late grandmother, Queen Elizabeth II.
Player Endre Botka has been excluded from Ferencváros's squad for their Europa League qualifying matches.
