Fidesz Left Chaos in the Plundered Energy Efficiency Market ↗
Front page leadThe article criticizes the Fidesz party for allegedly creating chaos and damaging the energy efficiency market, particularly concerning attic insulation.
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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political and economic news, with a focus on government actions, corruption allegations, and energy policy. International affairs and health news are also present, along with a human-interest piece on a traffic incident.
The article criticizes the Fidesz party for allegedly creating chaos and damaging the energy efficiency market, particularly concerning attic insulation.
Miklós Ligeti, a candidate for the head of the Asset Protection Office, participated in a parliamentary hearing, advocating for the office to not be free from the government's influence ('NER').
Anita Orbán has filed a report concerning the controversial procurement of ventilators under Péter Szijjártó's leadership during the COVID-19 pandemic.
This story details fraudulent practices used to scam homeowners regarding attic insulation for Kádár-era houses, highlighting tricks employed by contractors.
The ministry allegedly spent a significant amount renting a house for Gábor Böröndi, despite an official villa being available and unused.
A German analysis suggests that while removing autocrats is achievable, the long-term systemic damage they inflict is more challenging to rectify.
This article questions the impact and nature of changes or 'renewal' at Kossuth Radio, a public media outlet, based on its programming.
The fourth block of the Paks nuclear power plant has been put into operation, though it is currently producing at half capacity.
Anita Orbán has nominated experienced historians to serve as Hungary's ambassadors in Paris and Warsaw.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was filmed enjoying himself on a yacht in Croatia.
According to Euronews, Hungary is on track to fulfill the necessary conditions to access 10 billion euros in EU recovery funds.
Tünde Handó, a prominent figure in the Hungarian judiciary, has resigned from her role as a judge.
A new study suggests that losing weight can decrease the risk of developing specific types of cancer.
The Hungarian healthcare system is planning to launch a program in the autumn aimed at decreasing patient waiting lists.
The political party Tisza is reportedly using state funding to publish its newspaper, following a change in government.
Influencer Kristóf Trombitás publicly criticized businessmen Lőrinc Mészáros and István Tiborcz for their actions related to layoffs at the Mandiner news outlet.
A reckless driver in Újpalota attempted to overtake aggressively, eventually running a red light and driving onto a pedestrian island.
While new iPhones are anticipated shortly, Apple may release another product before then, possibly related to Mac Minis with M5 processors.
Kit Harington, known for his role in Game of Thrones, has been cast in the upcoming Harry Potter television series.
This investigative piece delves into the 'propaganda network,' identifying key figures including the father-in-law of Antal Rogán's secretary and associates of influential 'NER wives'.