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The front page of 444.hu features several prominent stories, with a strong focus on Hungarian politics and domestic affairs. Key stories include an investigation into the Foreign Ministry's allocation of external service positions, a comment on political alliances, and a behind-the-scenes look at…
An investigation reveals that Hungary's Foreign Ministry, under Péter Szijjártó, has replaced a significant portion of its staff over 12 years, allegedly using the distribution of external service positions to strengthen Fidesz's internal standing.
According to Viktor Orbán's close friend, Mandoki is a lobbyist solely interested in financial gain, and has now seemingly betrayed Orbán.
444 is nearing completion of its new documentary, 'Bakpakk,' and shares insights into preparing the teenagers for filming and their reactions to the project.
Concerns are growing about the potential rise of extremist parties across Europe, prompting discussions among democratic parties on how to respond to this trend.
An internal memo detailed the 'profits' of companies selling overpriced COVID tests to the ministry, with some suppliers exceeding a 30% markup.
Obtained documents show János Lázár met with Klaus Mangold on a day that later caused scandal, revealing previously secret consultant contracts and meeting details.
Following Tóth Gabi's departure, the talent show 'Megasztár' continues its sensationalist style, with participants allegedly humiliating vulnerable individuals.
The rise of AI-generated advertisements on television is forcing advertising agencies to adapt and causing concern among filmmakers about their future.
