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The Telex front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a company allegedly demanding millions in old debts via payment orders, a report on the Paks nuclear power plant's turbine restarting, and Hungary's president commenting on potential EU expansion…
A company called Fizetési Pont is reportedly demanding millions in alleged old debts from former clients using payment orders, and customers are warned that responding does not automatically mean the debt is legitimate.
The sixth turbine at the Paks Nuclear Power Plant has resumed electricity generation, with three turbines now operational. The Prime Minister expects more turbines to become active soon.
The European Union is dispatching helicopters and firefighters to Serbia to help combat a wildfire in a protected natural area that has already scorched thousands of hectares of pine forest.
A car carrying five teenagers crossed into the oncoming lane, resulting in a collision that killed all five youths and two police officers on duty.
An Italian restaurant's bill included bizarre instructions for preparing scrambled eggs, which went viral online, prompting an explanation from the establishment.
Canada's Prime Minister stated that the new tariffs imposed by Donald Trump have started a trade war between the two countries, with Canada vowing to reciprocate the 50% tariffs on its goods.
The medals for the Sydney Marathon mistakenly featured an image of the wrong stadium, but organizers have accepted the error, considering the medals unique.
Despite concerns over dropping water levels, the Balaton Lake is expected to retain its character even in dry years, with experts suggesting preparedness for external water replenishment.
American economists suggest that educated women are becoming more selective in their partners, leading to a tougher dating market for many.
Iran has appointed a new national security chief and is reportedly confronting neighboring nations regarding their involvement in America's economic war against Iran.
