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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political and economic news, along with a few international stories. Key domestic topics include government reshuffling, allegations of corruption related to real estate systems, and economic performance. International news covers the…
The head of ING Bank comments on the alleged 'scrambling' of companies connected to the 'NER' (National Cooperation System) and expresses hope for responsible government decisions.
A tender has been announced for the leadership position of Tisza Szigetek, with a CV being the sole requirement for applicants.
The start of the first school year under the Tisza government is marked by anxiety and stress, indicating that changes to the education system will not be quick.
An overview of the changes that will take effect in daily life starting from September 1st.
Opposition MP Ákos Hadházy claims that the Fidesz government was aware of significant problems with the e-real estate system as early as 2022.
The asset recovery office has been allocated 2.5 billion [currency not specified, likely Forints].
The Hungarian government has significantly reorganized the portfolios and responsibilities of its ministers.
A lobbyist for the Orbán government facilitated the acquisition of a luxury villa in Florida, valued at 10 billion forints, for a buyer paying in cash.
A report details how the Taliban's rule has reversed progress in Afghanistan by centuries over the past five years.
The Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH) provided detailed statistics on the 1.7 percent growth of the Hungarian economy prior to the energy crisis.
A government decision has been made regarding the Wekerle Housing Program, with two deadlines specified in a decree.
A beneficial form of freight transport will once again receive state support.
Monika Rozsane Sadt has been appointed as the new president of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV).
Budapest experienced its hottest Monday on record, followed by thunderstorms and lightning.
A detailed list of the state's 47.7 billion forint vehicle procurement has been released, which includes over 500 Mercedes-Benz vehicles.
Liz Parrish, a prominent and controversial figure in the longevity field, has been undergoing private gene therapy experiments for a decade.
Tennis player Johanna Konta comments on the prospects of facing players like Marozsán, suggesting it will be a difficult match.
Additional video evidence has surfaced related to a stabbing incident that occurred in Debrecen.
A video shows a roller skater weaving dangerously between cars near Astoria, eventually leading to an accident.
A German newspaper analyzes Péter Magyar's political movement, describing him as a democratic force challenging the established system, with the long-term consequences yet to be determined.
New insights suggest that many mothers experience trauma after childbirth rather than postpartum depression, with implications for diagnosis.
