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The front page of Telex features a mix of domestic and international news, with a focus on economic issues, public safety, and political statements. Hungarian domestic news includes a report on the Hungarian Olympic Committee's procurement of clothing without a public tender, an accident at…
A company's account was defrauded of 150 million forints after a new executive was registered using forged documents, despite concerns raised by the company's lawyer.
An accident at Pontoon has resulted in a man being hospitalized in life-threatening condition, with police investigating a case of group hooliganism.
The Hungarian Olympic Committee purchased clothing for Olympians worth over 300 million forints without conducting a public tender, despite receiving significant state funding.
The 'Kozhang' initiative, launched to discuss the future of public media, is making it difficult for users to access information, though more topics are expected to be covered.
Due to extreme heatwaves drying out clay soil, houses in London are experiencing unprecedented subsidence and cracking, with the situation being even more severe in other locations.
At the national school opening ceremony, Magyar Péter encouraged students to ask many questions and read. The Minister of Education announced upcoming salary increases for support staff.
The textbook market, which has significantly contracted in recent years, is poised for potential changes and transformation.
A cold front is expected to mark the end of summer, bringing a change in weather conditions.
Starting Tuesday, businesses will be required to report data from both paper and computer-generated receipts to the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV).
Water levels at Palatinus Lake are dropping, with suspicions that a diversion of water is occurring.
