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The news from 444.hu highlights several domestic political and economic issues in Hungary, including a scandal involving Minister Lázár János, concerning his past secret meetings and consultancy contracts. Other domestic stories focus on a new rural development program announced by Magyar Péter…
Documents reveal Minister Lázár János met with Klaus Mangold in 2013, leading to a scandal. The article presents previously secret consultancy contracts and meeting details that were considered state secrets.
Recent PISA test results show Hungarian students performing worse than ever in reading comprehension and mathematics, indicating worrying long-term trends for both student abilities and the education system.
Tibor Navracsics discusses his past political life, admitting he considered leaving Fidesz and describing himself as a disciplined soldier in the political trenches.
Magyar Péter has launched a rural development program, which will initially be implemented on a trial basis in ten areas.
Consumer prices in Hungary rose by 1.3% in August compared to the previous year, and by 0.2% compared to July, marking an unprecedented increase in food prices for the millennium.
This story humorously comments on Donald J. Trump's online posts, implying his significance outweighs that of historical presidents.
Donald Trump is reportedly considering blocking the import of aircraft manufactured by Bombardier, a move that could escalate the US-Canada trade dispute and harm American investments.
This headline likely refers to a political development concerning Hungary's administrative structure, possibly related to Magyar Péter's initiatives or government changes.
