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The news from 444.hu covers a range of topics including a new justice minister's access to documents in Hungary, a landslide in Tibet with foreign casualties including a Hungarian, a significant financial loss by a Wall Street trading firm due to an AI vision, police investigation into contracts…
Despite a government decree allowing the new justice minister to review all documents from Szőlő street, the ministry, like its predecessors, is withholding data that was previously classified.
Following a landslide on the Tibetan side of the border, 261 foreign nationals have been reported missing, with one Hungarian among them. Thousands are being searched for on the Nepalese side, and the death toll continues to rise.
A secretive Wall Street trading firm, Jane Street, experienced a historic loss this summer, attributed to an AI vision. The story touches on AI investments, accidental funding of a coup attempt, and accusations of market manipulation.
An investigation into suspected embezzlement has been launched concerning contracts between companies owned by Orbán Győző and Mészáros Lőrinc. Allegations of overpricing and a subsequent report by an NGO led to the police inquiry, with minimal government action so far.
The proposed reform of public media oversight faces opposition from political parties and professionals, with some organizations lacking candidates for the supervisory body. Meanwhile, several individuals are reportedly preparing applications for leadership positions.
Trump has used the army as a threat against bond markets, while his finance minister employs various tactics to influence the world's most crucial financial market. The minister, formerly associated with George Soros, is now tasked with supporting Trump's economic goals in the bond market.
