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The news from 24.hu highlights significant domestic political and economic news in Hungary, including allegations of secret government fund distribution and statements from Hungarian politician Péter Magyar regarding his party's potential EU affiliation. International news covers an explosion in…
Companies and foundations allegedly received billions through non-public government decrees, with funds also directed to businessmen linked to the ruling Fidesz party, bypassing public scrutiny.
Authorities in Budapest have started imposing strict penalties on individuals caught smoking at public transport stops.
An explosion occurred near the main train station in Augsburg, Germany, prompting an investigation.
The minister leading the Prime Minister's Office gave an interview stating that extensive research projects and the travel expenses of János Lázár will be made public, in addition to intelligence agency files.
The Hungarian hammer throw community is facing serious allegations and a formal complaint, indicating internal strife.
Public media personality Szilvia Krizsó commented that certain individuals in politics would be better off remaining silent.
SpaceX's satellite internet service, Starlink, is set to launch and become available to users in Hungary.
A military parade and remembrance ceremony at war graves marked the commemoration of Ratko Mladić, a convicted Bosnian Serb mass murderer, in Banja Luka.
Meteorological alerts have been issued for potential thunderstorms in multiple counties across Hungary.
Péter Magyar announced that his party, Tisza, is eager to join the European People's Party.
Péter Magyar hosted the president of the European People's Party in Budapest and is scheduled to meet with the President of the European Council in the near future.
Iranian authorities reported that four wedding guests were killed in recent American airstrikes.
Scammers are sending fraudulent SMS messages impersonating the Hungarian Tax Authority (NAV), offering a refund of 102,000 HUF to trick recipients.
A freight train and a locomotive were involved in a collision on the main Győr line, causing disruptions.
A study reveals that a significant portion of men in their thirties are unknowingly suffering from a serious cardiovascular condition.
