Is This the End of Fidesz's History? ↗
Front page leadA question is posed about the potential end of the historical trajectory of the Fidesz party, suggesting a significant turning point or internal change.
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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political and economic news, alongside a few international stories. Top domestic concerns include potential shifts within the ruling Fidesz party, corruption scandals involving public funds and media appointments, and economic…
A question is posed about the potential end of the historical trajectory of the Fidesz party, suggesting a significant turning point or internal change.
Prosecutor's offices in Hungary distributed a total of 4.66 billion forints in bonuses in June, indicating a significant financial allocation to the sector.
Following investigations into an NKfA (National Cultural Fund) scandal, several individuals suspected of involvement have been released, with only three remaining under arrest.
The process for selecting nominees for public media positions has been marred by chaos, with recent hearings for Tisza and other party nominees experiencing significant difficulties.
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs estimates that the controversial ventilator purchases, associated with Péter Szijjártó, have caused damages in the order of 100 billion forints.
A historical look back at severe droughts and their devastating impact on the landscape and environment in Hungary, referencing past ecological crises.
Hungarian investments experienced another sharp decline in the second quarter of the year, indicating ongoing economic challenges.
Magyar Péter announced the timeline for the Paksi Nuclear Power Plant to return to full operational capacity, signaling the end of the energy crisis related to its operations.
The leader of a company producing Fidesz propaganda generated significant profits through state contracts awarded within the 'NER' (National Cooperation System).
A report from FAZ suggests that Hungary's economic developments are driven by political speculation rather than favorable market conditions.
This article discusses the impact of new weight-loss injections on traditional lifestyle changes such as diet and exercise.
The Kremlin has officially confirmed that the Director of the CIA made a visit to Moscow.
There is a risk of information chaos surrounding Kanye West's planned concert in Russia, indicating potential organizational or communication issues.
A bribery scandal has broken out concerning Pascha, described as Europe's largest brothel, involving financial impropriety.
A lifestyle piece detailing the residence of Galambos Lajos, featuring descriptions of his property including a 'Kuria' (manor house), forest, and fish pond.
A personal tragedy is reported where the mother of Simon Kornél passed away while on vacation at the seaside.
A brief mention of 'Marabu Brake News' related to asset recovery, possibly a specialized economic or legal report.
A historical comparison of technology prices, highlighting how the cost of 1 GB of RAM in 1995 was equivalent to the price of a house.
Members of the public media's ownership body did not support the nominee from the 'Mi Hazánk' party for a position on the committee.
A young child has fallen from a window of a ten-story apartment building in Szeged, Hungary.
An educator describes a palpable fear among students following April 12th, leading to uncertainty about what material they should teach.
The Ministry of Defence spent two billion forints on the renovation of its ministerial offices.
The Ministry of Agriculture has explained its decision to withdraw 33 billion forints in EU funding from a poultry farm owned by István Mészáros.
The cause of death for Dolly Parton has been confirmed as cancer.