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The Telex front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian news and international stories. Top domestic stories include a local council dissolving itself in Aszód and the cancellation of an office complex development in Zugló impacting local businesses. International news covers a UN resolution for…
A last-minute cancellation of the government's purchase of an office complex in Zugló has significantly impacted local businesses, causing financial losses for some and unexpected renovations for others in the area.
The UN has approved a resolution for a gradual global transition to a new map projection where Africa will appear proportionally larger, though existing maps will remain in use.
The local representative body in Aszód has dissolved itself, with the decision made by independent representatives as neither the Fidesz mayor nor other Fidesz representatives attended the meeting.
Experts discuss the role of mandatory reading in fostering literacy and whether labeling texts as 'mandatory' is counterproductive for students today.
After a 286-day deployment, the USS Abraham Lincoln docked in a Thai resort town, showing visible signs of wear and tear from its extended mission.
An opinion piece discussing the challenges and inefficiencies of urban logistics in Budapest, particularly focusing on delivery vehicles obstructing traffic.
A painting discovered in an apartment advertisement belonging to the daughter of a former Nazi officer in Argentina is to be returned to its rightful heirs.
The Déryné Program has responded following a contract termination by the Hungarian Office of Education.
US military personnel disabled ad identifiers on their mobile devices, concerned that these could have made them targets.
Guests of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs were accommodated at István Tiborcz's five-star hotel, according to reports.
The Ministry of Innovation and Technology has withdrawn its support from university foundations after influential rectors were not appointed to their management boards.
