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The Telex front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian politics and international news. Top stories include internal Fidesz party dynamics, an update on the Budapest drought situation, and international incidents such as a shooting at a rave party in Switzerland and a decade-old missing family…
Despite some Fidesz members appearing pleased, MP János Pócs sees the MSZP split reflected in Navracsics' actions. Political analysts suggest Navracsics' group is in a 'no man's land' and their independent moves are not viewed favorably by everyone within Fidesz.
Starting September 1st, Budapest will return to normal operations, with decorative lighting and the Gellért Hill waterfall being reconnected. Mayor Gergely Karácsony noted that the city adapted to the extreme heat and drought, but energy supply restoration will see normal work schedules resume for…
The Ministry of Justice refuses to disclose what documents were reviewed by Bence Tuzson and the findings of their investigation into the 'Szőlő Street case,' referencing a government decree from the Orbán administration.
Shots were fired into a crowd at a rave party in Aarau, Switzerland, early Sunday morning. The area has been cordoned off, and the public has been asked to stay away as the situation remains unclear, with an army helicopter also deployed.
King Haakon of Norway struggled with tears as he remembered his father, King Harald V, during his first official speech.
Ten years ago, the Tromp family disappeared from their home near Melbourne, sparking a national search. They reappeared days later individually, in questionable mental states, with the reasons for their journey still unexplained.
This week's streaming recommendations include a Robert De Niro crime series, a reality show featuring runaway celebrities hosted by Balázs Sebestyén, and a new season of 'The X-Files'.
The Premier League match between Liverpool and Nottingham Forest ended in a 2-2 draw in the second round of the English league.
