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The news from 24.hu focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics, with multiple stories concerning politicians like Magyar Péter, Vitézy, and discussions surrounding potential corruption and governmental control. There's also a report on a property dispute involving a religious figure, a public…
A businessman is demanding 100 million Hungarian Forints from an organization associated with Köves Slomó, alleging they are not paying rent for a property and that security guards denied him entry, with one even threatening him with a gun.
Magyar Péter announced on Kossuth Radio that there will be a significant increase in family benefits.
According to Havasi, Magyar is speaking incoherently and is in the process of establishing an authoritarian regime.
Molnár Áron suggests that illegal campaign financing might have taken place using National Cultural Fund (NKA) money associated with Radics Béla.
Vitézy has issued a response to comments made by Orbán.
According to education researcher Radó Péter, the Minister of Education, Judit Lannert, is subject to significant political control.
Miklós Ligeti states that the Constitutional Court, which he describes as 'kidnapped,' needs to have its dignity restored.
Hankó Balázs expresses that he holds no illusions.
Vitézy suggests the possibility of implementing average speed measurement systems on roads.
An asphalt road gave way beneath a public transport bus (BKK) carrying passengers.
An earthquake was registered near the border between Hungary and Croatia.
A train collision involving a person occurred in Rákoshegy.
Footballer Tamás Szűcs made his first start of the season against a top-tier league team.
The Hungarian currency, the Forint, experienced a weakening trend during the weekend.
A quiz testing general knowledge about Hungary is presented, with the suggestion that perfect scores are expected.
A large anaconda, measuring over two meters, was discovered in the Bavarian section of the Danube River.
Szilveszter Ókovács shared a post regarding the new public media service, which attracted a comment from Magyar Péter.
A YouTube channel that actively campaigned for the Fidesz party before the election received 375 million Hungarian Forints in public funds.
A collection of photos from the third day of the Athletics World Championships.
Footballer Yamal expressed his belief that he deserves the Ballon d'Or award based on his accomplishments.
The Professional Game Match Officials Limited (PGMOL), England's top refereeing body, acknowledged an error in disallowing Erling Haaland's goal.
