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The news on HVG.hu focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics and corruption allegations, with several stories detailing alleged financial dealings and influence peddling within the ruling party's circle. Other prominent stories include the relaunch of Kossuth Radio, the cost of Viktor Orbán's…
This story delves into alleged financial networks and individuals connected to the ruling party, suggesting they are profiting from state-linked activities and media.
This investigative piece questions the fate of assets that were previously privatized and placed under the control of figures associated with the 'National Cooperation System' (NER) in Hungary.
A brief report on a public event where a prominent politician, László Kövér, reportedly refused to shake hands with another parliamentary official, with a statement suggesting the gesture was unimportant.
This story announces the relaunch of the Kossuth Radio, a public broadcaster in Hungary, highlighting its revamped programming and staff.
This report details the significant financial expenditure incurred by Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's recent official trip to Washington D.C.
A health-related story exploring the potential link between a specific chemical found in food and the onset of early puberty in young girls.
This news item reports on the signing of a contract for the construction of the Gubacsi Bridge, indicating the project is moving forward.
This article references a report by The Guardian newspaper suggesting a rapid shift away from Viktor Orbán's political influence in Hungary.
A sports report on a key moment in a Premier League football match, highlighting a late penalty goal scored by Hungarian player Dominik Szoboszlai.
This psychology-focused article examines the potential psychosomatic health issues faced by girls who feel pressured to conform and excel in school.
A local government in Budapest is initiating legal action against a developer concerning an office complex project in the Bosnyák Square area.
This international news piece reports on the British politician Andy Burnham's visit to Ukraine and the potential transfer of sensitive military technology information.
A geopolitical report detailing Iran's threat to block oil exports through the Strait of Hormuz in response to potential US economic sanctions.
An obituary announcing the death of Shelley Fabares, an actress known for her roles in films starring Elvis Presley.
A nostalgic technology story about the re-release of an old data storage cassette tape, noting its historical compatibility with retro computers.
A brief update on the ongoing conflict between Russia and Ukraine, mentioning that civilian casualties have occurred in recent attacks.
This article informs Hungarian users about upcoming price increases for YouTube Premium subscriptions.
This appears to be a statement or opinion piece by Márk Radnai regarding the importance of considering dissenting voices within public discourse.
