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The front page of Telex features a mix of domestic and international news. A prominent story is an interview with Ruff Bálint, Minister leading the Prime Minister's Office, discussing secret studies, travels, and social issues. Other domestic news includes concerns about illegal settlements in…
Ruff Bálint, Minister leading the Prime Minister's Office, discusses secret studies costing billions, his travels, and the issue of same-sex marriage in an interview with Telex. He also touches upon agent files, public assets, and the communication style of Péter Magyar.
An explosion occurred at the central train station in Augsburg, Germany, resulting in injuries to two pedestrians.
The Hungarian Ministry of Foreign Affairs has disclosed that a three-day trip by former Foreign Minister Szijjártó's delegation to Chile, New York, and Istanbul in the summer of 2024 cost 262 million Hungarian Forints, with a single night's accommodation in Santiago costing over 2.5 million Forints.
The municipality of Biatorbágy is initiating measures against illegal settlement in its vineyard areas, which has sparked significant public anger. This issue reflects a broader trend in agglomeration towns facing conflicts due to the increasing permanent population in undeveloped or restricted…
Forbes estimates the family company of Lőrinc Mészáros, a close associate of Viktor Orbán, to be worth 1361.5 billion Hungarian Forints, retaining its position as the most valuable family business.
Hungary's Ministry of Science and Technology, led by Zoltán Tanács, is filing a complaint with the data protection authority due to suspected improper data handling within the 'Gondosóra' program.
Chinese actor Csen Csiang, who was praised for his villainous role and even received death threats from the audience, revealed he named all three of his children after Budapest.
