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The front page of Telex features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a report on dwindling water levels in Europe due to drought, a political dispute between Hungary and Austria over the Paks nuclear power plant, and analysis of Hungary's economic future. Other prominent…
With global warming, the atmosphere can hold much more water, yet precipitation doesn't increase. Droughts can self-perpetuate, and while global precipitation hasn't decreased, more water is ending up in the oceans.
The Prime Minister stated, 'It would be good if the Austrians were as active on the asbestos issue...' This refers to Austria's complaint to Brussels regarding the construction of the Paks nuclear power plant.
The government must decide which of Fidesz's tax breaks and price cap systems can be maintained. Due to fiscal constraints, society must also be prepared for the necessary changes.
Many did not like that after the university's opening ceremony, a paper was handed to Magyar Péter, drawing attention to the untenable wage situation of ELTE employees.
While investigating why Leslie Mandoki was received with diplomatic amenities in Budapest at Viktor Orbán's request, we unexpectedly received a political coming out from Mandoki, considered a favorite musician of the NER.
The pace of price increases for apartments in Budapest has slowed significantly over the past year, which is expected to benefit buyers in the long term.
The price of oil has risen to its highest level since July, approaching the $100 mark, amid escalating tensions in the Middle East.
According to Reuters, the US has restarted the processing of immigration visa applications for Hungary and Poland, while continuing the temporary suspension for applicants from other countries.
Human Rights Watch claims that the Israeli military may have repeatedly used white phosphorus in Lebanon, raising humanitarian concerns.
Regarding the expulsion of Russian diplomats, Rácz András discusses whether Russia is facing limitations and what retaliatory measures might be expected from the Kremlin.
Despite initiating legal action to access confiscated Russian assets, Hungary's efforts have reportedly been unsuccessful, according to a European court ruling.
In an interview, Rácz András discusses the recent expulsion of Russian diplomats, the potential response from the Kremlin, and the implications for Hungarian-Russian relations.
Russia has reportedly conducted another drone attack targeting the Ukrainian-Moldovan border, resulting in fatalities.
This article explores historical methods and substances used by women in 17th-century Italy to protect themselves, possibly referring to contraceptive or abortifacient practices.
