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The news from 444.hu focuses on domestic Hungarian politics and finance, with a prominent story detailing alleged irregularities in the preparation of a military mission involving Orbán Gáspár. Other domestic news includes a statement from Magyar Péter regarding the government's decision to review…
Internal documents suggest that the preparation of Hungary's mission in Chad was significantly influenced by Orbán Gáspár, who allegedly had to approve every step of the project, contradicting previous statements about the mission being a matter of military duty.
Magyar Péter announced that the government has decided to review the entire waste management system, questioning the longevity of the MOHU company's 35-year contract.
The new leadership of the Hungarian National Bank has filed a complaint for embezzlement and fraud concerning real estate dealings from the Matolcsy era, prompting police involvement.
Despite local laws prohibiting the depiction of living persons on US currency, one-dollar bills featuring Donald Trump's portrait are now available for purchase.
The Dutch central bank has transferred 86 tons of gold from the United States and Canada to London as a precautionary measure due to perceived geopolitical uncertainties.
The 35th Budapest Wine Festival will take place in the historic Buda Castle from September 9-12, offering wine tastings, gastronomy, and programs for wine enthusiasts.
A Hungarian researcher at Oxford University has created a synthetic world called 'Humanity Explorer,' populated by millions of simulated individuals, to study human behavior.
