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The Telex front page highlights domestic Hungarian news concerning government support for civil organizations and an investigation into the 4iG company. International news includes a story on Donald Trump's declining popularity and a piece on controversial appointments within Hungary's foreign…
An interactive map reveals the distribution of state support totaling 400 billion forints to 20,000 civil organizations between 2022 and 2026, allowing citizens to see who received funds in their local areas.
Following a government investigation into its ties with the state, 4iG announced its cooperation, asserting that jointly owned companies were managed with the diligence of a good steward.
Sándor Csányi, president of the Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ) and a FIFA vice-president, expressed his rejection of Gianni Infantino's proposal to sell off World Cup rights, noting he was not consulted.
A recent Reuters/Ipsos survey indicates a significant decline in Donald Trump's popularity, with a large majority of Americans concerned about a prolonged war with Iran.
The article scrutinizes appointments within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, suggesting that individuals with political connections but questionable qualifications have been placed in ambassadorial roles in Africa.
A driving instructor in Kecskemét was caught attempting to take the traffic exam twice on behalf of other individuals, failing both times.
Commentator Gergely Huth criticizes the Constitutional Court and the ruling Fidesz party, suggesting current challenges persist 36 years after the regime change.
Despite facing difficulties, the GTC, a Polish company owned by the National Bank of Hungary's foundations, is reportedly looking to sell its most valuable asset, but only at a price exceeding its stock market value.
