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Front page leadA committee has nominated Anna Unger to lead the National Asset Protection and Asset Recovery Office, with a parliamentary vote expected soon.
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A committee has nominated Anna Unger to lead the National Asset Protection and Asset Recovery Office, with a parliamentary vote expected soon.
Magyar Péter proposes a 120,000 HUF minimum pension, along with tax exemptions for prescription drugs and reduced VAT on firewood, to ensure a dignified life for retirees.
Following a devastating flash flood in Nepal, 1500 people are missing, including two Hungarian citizens. The disaster has claimed at least 162 lives.
A video shows the destructive power of a flash flood at the Nepal-Tibet border crossing, where hundreds of tourists are missing and one Hungarian national's whereabouts are being investigated.
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