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The Telex front page highlights several domestic Hungarian news stories, including an economic downturn related to the Bayer Construct company, a political scandal involving a far-right figure's past Nazi salute, and issues with the Tiszalök power plant. International news includes a report on…
An investigation into the Bayer Construct company's potential insolvency, exploring the implications for unfinished properties and the state, given it's one of Hungary's largest construction firms.
Zoltán Moys, a nominee for a public media oversight body, was previously detained in Munich for a Nazi salute during the 2021 European Football Championship.
The Tiszalök power plant has ceased electricity generation because of critically low water levels, impacting its operational capacity.
The Batthyány Lajos Foundation, led by Schmidt Mária, has had its public service tasks revoked, indicating a significant shift in its operations.
Historians discuss the persistent misconceptions surrounding the 500-year-old Battle of Mohács, questioning why inaccurate historical accounts continue to be taught.
BioNTech has discontinued the testing of one of its mRNA-based cancer vaccines because it did not improve survival chances for patients with colon cancer.
Hungary has made progress in aligning public sentiment with economic growth, though excessive pessimism remains a significant risk across the EU.
A culinary exploration into making a good burek at home, acknowledging that it may not perfectly replicate the Balkan original but offers a satisfying alternative.
An ultra-right figure, Milo Yiannopoulos, expressed admiration for Donald Trump's immigration policies.
A four-year-old child died from diphtheria in Hungary, leading to a 60% increase in vaccinations.
