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The front page of HVG features a mix of domestic and international news. Top domestic stories include concerning PISA results for Hungarian students, parliamentary proceedings regarding media oversight and official titles, economic news on inflation and energy policy, and political developments…
Hungarian 15-year-old students have achieved their worst-ever results in math and reading comprehension in the latest PISA assessment, indicating a significant decline in educational performance.
Today's parliamentary session will focus on the election of the Independent Public Media Testület and the renaming of prefects, with live coverage from the parliament.
According to the Central Statistical Office (KSH), food prices in Hungary have experienced their steepest decline in decades.
Prominent political figure Magyar Péter has suggested a potential reform of the current municipal government system in Hungary.
An investigation has uncovered details about the activities of János Lázár during a mysterious trip to Zurich 13 years ago.
This article questions the effectiveness of the Tisza party's parliamentary strategy, debating whether their approach hinders or facilitates meaningful legislative work.
Energy expert Attila Holoda argues that current price cap policies are detrimental and require significant reform.
Agnes Forsthoffer has taken the action to ban László Toroczkai from entering the Hungarian Parliament.
Further arrests have been made in connection with the ongoing scandal involving the National Cultural Fund (NKA).
A mid-air collision has occurred between two Su-35 fighter jets during a flight over Russia.
A former prominent supporter of Donald Trump, recently deported from the United States, has reportedly converted to Islam.
Following the electoral success of the AfD party, thousands of people gathered in Berlin to protest against them.
Political scientist Cas Mudde describes the AfD's electoral win in Saxony-Anhalt as a significant negative development for Europe.
New research suggests that the way individuals walk could be an indicator of remaining cognitive reserves in the brain.
An investigation indicates that personal data belonging to Hungarian citizens may have been improperly used at the Yunus Emre Turkish Cultural Institute in Budapest.
Hungarian business leaders are calling for a new strategy to support the export activities of domestic companies.
A significant disparity exists in the economic outlook and expectations between younger and older generations in Hungary.
A humorous IgNobel Prize study suggests a correlation between wealth and a propensity to take candy from children.
Donald Trump shared a map on social media that depicted Iceland, Canada, Mexico, and the Caribbean region as integral parts of the United States, prompting Iceland to summon the US ambassador.
The upcoming Dacia Spring electric vehicle is poised to become one of the most affordable electric cars available.
Filmmaker Rob Reiner was honored with a posthumous Emmy Award.
