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The front page of HVG, a Hungarian news website, features a mix of domestic political news, international affairs, and lifestyle topics. A significant portion of the coverage focuses on Hungarian politics, with reports on Prime Minister Viktor Orbán, investigations involving public figures, and…
This article discusses a thorny plant, identified as Tribulus terrestris, which is flourishing in Hungary due to the dry summer and causing problems for cyclists and dog owners.
This article analyzes the perceived decline or loss of influence of Viktor Orbán's inner circle, suggesting a weakening of his 'intellectual collective'.
This story reports on a message sent by a provincial prosecutor to those investigating the 'golden convoy' case, suggesting developments or commentary on the ongoing investigation.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán makes a statement indicating his return, possibly to public life or a specific event.
This article examines Germany's political landscape, suggesting that external factors previously propped up the system, and that the AfD is now benefiting from its weaknesses.
This is an advertisement for a competition hosted by Gránit Bank, where students from Budapest University of Technology and Economics (BME) can contribute ideas for future intelligent banking solutions.
This article features an opinion piece by historian Timothy Snyder, likely discussing the aftermath of 9/11 and how US actions may have played into the hands of terrorists.
This article likely discusses economic data from Poland or Romania that the Hungarian government (referred to as the Tisza government) would find favorable, possibly related to fertility rates or economic growth.
Tibor Nagygyörgy, associated with Biggeorge, was questioned by the prosecutor's office regarding an investment in Óbuda, suggesting a potential investigation into financial or property dealings.
This article reports on legal actions taken by Gellért Jászai and the company 4iG against Vilmos Vályi-Nagy, indicating a dispute or alleged wrongdoing.
An interview with tennis legend John McEnroe, where he shares a personal anecdote about his father's advice on complaining.
This article covers the dissatisfaction of Hungarian truckers regarding the government's policies on diesel support, indicating potential economic or logistical disputes.
This report links potential further increases in diesel prices to the escalation of the conflict in the Middle East, highlighting global economic impacts.
A former state secretary alleges that Prime Minister Orbán ordered the overpayment for Antenna Hungária, revealing alleged corruption or questionable dealings within the government.
This article questions the nomination of Miklós Ligeti as a constitutional judge, debating whether it represents a positive step or an attempt to remove him from a position.
Concerns are raised about the physical safety of tax authority (NAV) officers who are scheduled to testify in the trial of Gábor Iványi.
This article reports the death of István Ráczpali, a decorated athlete in kayaking and dragon boat racing, who passed away after experiencing health issues during rowing.
This report details the response from the European Commission to a group called 'Patriots' concerning an amendment to Hungary's Fundamental Law, which was received after a two-month delay.
This article features celebrity photos from the Venice Film Festival, highlighting appearances by George Clooney and Kornél Mundruczó with Pamela Anderson.
A report from the Venice Film Festival, discussing the presence of Hungarian filmmakers Kornél Mundruczó with international actors and Gábor Reisz with his unique style.
This article, likely from the 'Pulzus' section focusing on psychology, discusses midlife crises and the importance of reassessing and taking control of one's life at a certain age.
This piece covers the return of writer László Krasznahorkai, the Hungarian women's basketball team, and Ágnes Forsthoffer from Berlin, likely including photographic documentation.
