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The Telex front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an interview with a state secretary about Hungarian policy towards Hungarians abroad, a discussion on energy storage projects in Hungary, and a report on recent rail development in the Budapest…
Istvan Kollai, deputy state secretary responsible for Hungarians abroad, discusses the legacy of the Orbán era in Transylvania, the review of support funds, and relations with the RMDSZ.
For decades, there has been talk of a pumped-storage power plant in Hungary to smooth out daily electricity production and consumption, but the project has never progressed far.
Laszlo Toroczkai states that they will file a complaint regarding the seemingly fraudulent public procurement for the August 20th events, criticizing the alleged cronyism.
The 18-year-old driver had obtained his Category B driver's license just two months prior to the fatal accident.
Russia has been attacking the Ukrainian capital more intensely this summer than at any point since 2022, affecting the sleep of its residents. Unpredictable attacks, air raids, and constant readiness have overridden peacetime advice about sleep.
The development will further enhance one of the most important railway lines in the Budapest agglomeration.
The strike targeted a warehouse of Ozon, Russia's second-largest online retailer, located 900 kilometers away from the front lines.
Filmmaker Ildiko Enyedi discusses her views on power and respect in the context of her work.
The trade dispute between the US and Canada has intensified.
Following rock blasting and barge sinking, extraordinary methods are being used to supply enough water to Romania's shut-down nuclear power plant.
This economic forecast or plan involves a significant negotiation, with an initial rejection of a proposed option.
