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The news from 444.hu covers a range of topics including alleged corruption involving a Hungarian company and a luxury villa in Florida, changes in Hungarian national security services, diplomatic relations between Hungary and Croatia, an investigation into a Hungarian oncology institute, Russian…
An investigation reveals connections between the Hungarian company Duna Asphalt, a $30 million Florida villa purchased by a discreet European buyer, and a lobbyist who also works for Szíjj László. Private jets linked to Szíjj László were frequently seen flying near the villa.
A portion of the civilian national security services, previously under the purview of Interior Minister Pósfai Gábor, has been transferred to Ruff Bálint.
Hungary's Prime Minister stated that Budapest and Zagreb have an opportunity to resolve the long-standing Mol-INA dispute and begin a new chapter in their bilateral relations.
Following a report about doctors allegedly referring patients to private care, Zsolt Hegedűs has ordered an investigation into the National Oncology Institute.
According to Zelensky, half of the recent attacks have been carried out with new, jet-powered drones, prompting Ukraine to rapidly develop interceptor drones.
Duane 'Keffe D' Davis, a former leader of the South Side Compton Crips, has been convicted of orchestrating the 1996 Las Vegas shooting that killed Tupac Shakur.
Jane Street, a secretive Wall Street trading firm, experienced a historic loss due to an AI vision presented by a young individual, amidst accusations of market manipulation and financing of a coup attempt.
A brief mention suggests that Ukrainian President Zelensky is facing difficulties.
