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The front page of Telex features a mix of domestic Hungarian news and international affairs. Key domestic stories include an investigation into a former minister's travel, a new rural development program announced by Magyar Péter, and an analysis of consumer prices. International news covers…
A leaked government document suggests that Lázár János, a former minister, discussed how international companies could assist the Orbán government during a mysterious and expensive trip over ten years ago.
Magyar Péter announced the launch of the Szent István rural development program in 10 micro-regions and 100 settlements, alongside a plan to abolish county assemblies.
Donald Trump's latest social media post features a map that depicts Greenland, Canada, and Iceland as part of the United States, with Central America also ambiguously included.
Eiffel Tower employees went on strike after female staff members were removed during a visit by a religious group, an action the operator admitted was mishandled.
The National Chief Medical Officer discusses the dire state of children's catering in Hungary and touches upon hospital infection data and the handling of the coronavirus pandemic.
Despite potential perception, Hungary's Central Statistical Office (KSH) reports that food prices decreased by 1.4% year-on-year in August, with overall inflation at 1.3%.
Following Canada's imposition of up to 50% retaliatory tariffs on hundreds of US products, Donald Trump has targeted the Canadian aircraft manufacturer Bombardier.
A billionaire purchased a TV channel solely to repeatedly watch his favorite movie, a practice enjoyed by him and the entire city of Las Vegas.
The capital city of Budapest is once again facing a budget deficit, with current budget revisions indicating a shortfall of 67 billion forints.
Tibor Navracsics states that the Civic Democrats are an Orbán-free political movement, yet Fidesz is still using the party's name, raising trademark concerns.
The Fidesz party has acknowledged that their logo is a registered trademark and is now seeking to use the party name similarly.
The performance of Hungarian students in reading comprehension and mathematics has been highlighted, with results from the PISA survey.
