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The Telex front page features several domestic Hungarian news stories, primarily focusing on political developments, social issues, and the impact of social media on politics. A significant portion of the coverage revolves around Magyar Péter and his Facebook activity, its influence on recent…
This article analyzes one year of Magyar Péter's Facebook activity, highlighting his prolific posting rate and massive engagement, suggesting it was a key factor in shifting the political landscape in Hungary.
This video report discusses the political 'Facebook Championship,' analyzing how Magyar Péter's rise was showcased through Facebook statistics, and questioning whether Fidesz or Facebook had a greater impact on Hungarian politics.
Following the 2026 elections, former Hungarian MPs from both ruling and opposition parties discuss their transition to civilian life, with some pursuing careers in education, social work, or other fields.
The Hungarian Ministry of Agriculture acknowledged an error regarding horses gifted to King Charles III, though the issue was later clarified by Buckingham Palace.
The Budapest International Film Festival (BIFF) 2026 will screen new films by Hungarian directors Lili Horvát and László Nemes, and will also host a Telex Film Club event.
Gergely Huth criticized the inaccessibility of the Mandiner website, comparing it to the defunct Népszabadság, but his argument is found to be flawed on two points.
A company benefiting from Hungary's National Cooperation System (NER) is reportedly exiting its sponsorship of Hungarian football.
Two individuals, including T. Tibor, a figure from the Veszprém-Balaton nightlife, have been placed under house arrest in connection with the 1997 bombing of Péter Molnár.
This brief mentions Donald Trump's $5,000 donation to Republicans and a victory in the Iran war, likely referring to a midterm election context.
