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The front page of HVG features several domestic political and economic stories, including Hungary's financial losses due to a political standoff, local government dissolution, and government decisions on infrastructure projects. International news covers migration issues within the EU and…
Despite attempts to legally challenge it, Hungary has already incurred a loss of one billion euros due to a political dispute, likely related to EU negotiations.
A commentary piece by Tóta W. Árpád critiques the current state of the right-wing political landscape, describing it as fragmented and lacking cohesion.
The local representative body in Aszód has officially dissolved itself after multiple failed attempts.
The organizers of the Déryné Program have responded publicly after their contract was terminated by the Educational Office.
According to Deutsche Welle, the credibility of the current Tisza government is facing a critical test.
A comparison of household spending habits and patterns between Hungary, Austria, and Romania, highlighting economic differences.
The article presents data, visualized on a map, concerning infections acquired in hospitals.
An analysis of Germany's regional elections, focusing on the potential impact of far-right sentiments and nostalgia for the GDR era.
The government has made a decision regarding the construction or future of the Mohács bridge.
Serbian President Vucic has reiterated his intention to continue serving as Prime Minister.
This article questions the time and resources allocated to asset recovery efforts, pondering if the current approach is sufficient.
The government has designated the bankruptcy proceedings of Bayer Construct as a matter of strategic national importance.
The article explores the modern male ideal of aging gracefully without showing signs of aging, using celebrities like Beckham and Bezos as examples.
Hungary's government has decided to extend the state of crisis related to mass immigration until December 31st.
A psychological exploration of the benefits of being single and why some individuals are better equipped to enjoy this status than others.
A demonstration is being organized to urge the new government to ratify the Istanbul Convention, emphasizing the state's responsibility to protect women from violence.
A report from the Venice Film Festival, highlighting the work of director Lili Horvát and the achievements of Danny Boyle.
A review of a novel that explores themes of loneliness and intimacy, suggesting that sexual experiences do not fundamentally alter feelings of isolation.
Hungary's government has extended its policy for accepting individuals fleeing military service in Ukraine.
A travelogue detailing a 2000 km journey along the Adriatic coast in an electric car, including a stay at a well-equipped but affordable campsite.
HVG is launching a new season of its podcast series, featuring new content and personalities.
Magyar Péter has declared his intention to dismantle the highway concession system as his next political objective.
An article warning about the legal implications of conversations with AI chatbots, noting that such dialogues can be used as evidence in court.
