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The Telex front page covers a range of domestic Hungarian news, including serious allegations of child abuse and neglect in state-run institutions, an investigation into potential conflicts of interest regarding public funding for a university rector's son's company, and the government's expanding…
Reports reveal that while the previous government initiated checks in children's homes after a scandal, the findings, including details of appalling conditions, were kept secret by the Orbán government. Direkt36 has obtained these investigation materials.
The rector of Semmelweis University was a part-owner of his son's company when it jointly secured hundreds of millions in public funds with the university he leads.
From September, hairdressers, car mechanics, and small-scale farmers among others will have to provide sales data directly to the tax authority, marking another step towards formalizing the economy.
According to one of the most active opposition representatives, the Asset Recovery Office will have priority over the prosecutor's office.
The Prime Minister thanked the actor on social media for his contributions to Hungarian culture and the nation.
The company submitted the lowest bid for the reconstruction of the section between Almásfüzitő and Komárom, announced Dávid Vitézy.
For over six hundred years, a fire weapon invented by a defector protected Constantinople, its secret ingredients known only to a select few.
After decades of lawsuits and confessions, the trial for the murder of Tupac Shakur has begun. The key figure, Keffe D, spoke about the murder for years but now claims the entire story was fabricated for money.
István Cserpes has sold his dairy company.
