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The front page of 24.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political and social news, alongside international affairs and some lifestyle content. Key domestic stories include allegations of misuse of public funds by Fidesz politicians, a probe into a past government deal, and the transparency of…
The Ministry of Defense (HM) rented a house for General Gábor Böröndi in Szentendre, while the service villa of his predecessor, Lieutenant General Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi, remained vacant.
Anita Orbán has filed a complaint concerning the 300 billion forint ventilator deal attributed to the ministry led by Péter Szijjártó, marking the new ministry's first such action during its review process.
The National Ambulance Service will make its response time data public, ending a previous struggle to access this vital information.
Candidates for the position of head of the National Asset Recovery Office (NVVH) are undergoing a parliamentary committee hearing, with a focus on accountability.
A controversial decision made by Hungary's Tisza party would reportedly be popular in Poland, according to reports.
Tünde Handó has resigned from her position.
Associations led by Fidesz municipal politicians have received billions of forints in public funds.
The Hungarian Meteorological Service (Hungaromet) has issued a warning for hail and thunderstorms across the country.
Ukraine targeted an oil refinery, while Russia launched attacks across three counties, resulting in civilian casualties.
András Hajós will not be a judge on the TV2 show 'Sztárban Sztár', and a new singer will take his place.
Experts from Semmelweis University explain the reasons behind children falling ill after returning to school.
A 16-year-old boy has provided a startling explanation for tying up and discarding a sick dog into the Hernád river.
A sequel to a highly acclaimed romantic comedy from the early 2000s is reportedly in the works.
Bálint Vitézy announced that the South Buda Ring Railway project is entering a new phase, which will involve traffic restrictions for six weeks.
The El Niño phenomenon has caused a significant record to be broken at an unexpected time of year.
Nicholas Hoult will not be Gilderoy Lockhart in the upcoming Harry Potter series; Kit Harington has been cast in the role.
Ferencváros (Fradi) is reportedly considering selling another striker to a Greek club.
János Dénes Orbán describes his relationship with Anikó Lévai as cordial, noting her deep understanding of art.
The West Nile virus, transmitted by mosquitoes, has been detected in the Vojvodina region.
