Government Completes First Major Task, Daily Grind Begins ↗
Front page leadThis article suggests the Hungarian government has completed its initial significant objective and is now facing the routine tasks of governance.
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The front page of HVG features a mix of Hungarian domestic politics, European Union affairs, and international news. Several stories focus on the Hungarian government's actions and political commentary, with one prominent story detailing the government's first major task completion and its…
This article suggests the Hungarian government has completed its initial significant objective and is now facing the routine tasks of governance.
A commentary by Péter Techet posits that right-wing, nationalist, and autocratic governments in Eastern Europe do not permanently lose power.
The article criticizes the European Union's research policy for neglecting the shared origins of serious health conditions like cancer, heart disease, and dementia.
This piece questions the effectiveness of the asset recovery office, suggesting its rapid success is contingent on strengthening the judiciary.
Following Orbán's actions, Hungary is attempting legal maneuvers but has already incurred a one-billion-euro loss due to the migration issue.
Árpád W. Tóta offers a critical assessment of the right-wing political landscape, describing it as fragmented and lacking cohesion.
At a rally on Kossuth Square, Gergely Huth expressed a desire for revenge, while Róbert Ábrahám promoted community building instead.
The interim speaker reportedly deliberated between two candidates, and Péter Magyar provided testimony to them.
An investor discusses a new venture, emphasizing its potential for substantial turnover growth rather than marginal improvements.
Research suggests that increased interaction with artificial intelligence may lead humans to adopt characteristics similar to AI.
The mayor of Aszód, affiliated with Fidesz, has declared the dissolution of the local representative body to be illegal.
An incident in Germany involved the release of an unidentified substance in a nightclub, leading to multiple people falling ill.
An auction house's attempt to ascertain the value of a Holocaust-era yellow star led to a significant controversy.
The winning numbers for the Hungarian 5-Lottery have been revealed.
The airline Wizz Air anticipates reducing its capacity before implementing fare hikes.
A photo report from the first Carson Coma concert following their 'liberation' at Budapest Park.
Ukrainian President Zelensky has stated his readiness to adhere to a ceasefire agreement until September 7.
István Balla reassures that there is no cause for concern regarding the closure of small schools.
Dávid Vitézy has assumed leadership of OPNI, raising questions about the future of an elite school project initiated by previous Orbán administrations.
This article examines whether a revival of nostalgia for East Germany is contributing to the success of neo-Nazi parties in regional elections.
The Hungarian Two-Tailed Dog Party has conducted an internal election, resulting in the selection of a new party chairman, Benedek Tóth.
The United States Navy has successfully sunk a ship carrying drugs belonging to smugglers near Ecuador.
A psychological study suggests that singlehood offers potential benefits, but individuals' ability to leverage these advantages varies.
The Hungarian government has made a decision regarding the construction or future of the Mohács Bridge.
HVG is launching its autumn podcast season, featuring new programs and hosts.