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The news front page of 24.hu covers a range of domestic and international stories. Top domestic news includes political developments such as comments on Hungary's constitution and potential changes to disability benefits, as well as reports on hospital infection data and internal ministry affairs…
A report from the front lines details the briefing given to infantry soldiers before deployment in the Russia-Ukraine war, including a stark command to engage unidentified individuals.
The architect of a property associated with Prime Minister Viktor Orbán expresses a desire for the site, Hatvanpuszta, to become accessible to the general public.
Politician Magyar Péter announces that the financial support for individuals with decreased work capacity will see a 10% increase.
Information is now publicly available regarding hospital-acquired infections, with guidance provided on how and where to access and interpret this data.
The European Commission has issued a reaction to recent statements made by Hungarian politician Magyar Péter.
An investigation reveals that deputy state secretaries within a specific ministry do not have clearly outlined job responsibilities.
In Nepal, two workers were successfully rescued after being trapped for nine days following a severe flash flood.
Military units in Hungary have had their historical designations restored after they were previously removed by Defense Minister Kristóf Szalay-Bobrovniczky.
An employee of the ambulance service tragically fell from the seventh story of their headquarters building.
A recent survey by Publicus indicates that most Hungarians favor replacing the current fundamental law (constitution) of the country.
