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The news on 24.hu focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics and scandals. Several stories involve allegations against government officials and their families, including misuse of funds and travel expenses. There are also reports on potential tax increases, legal proceedings related to…
An investigation suggests that a diplomatic passport and state funding facilitated the artistic career of Áder János's daughter, raising questions about preferential treatment.
A complaint has been filed regarding Orbán Anita's and others' use of private jets, with an investigation suggesting the previous leadership's travel practices may constitute embezzlement.
Vitézy Dávid presents evidence, including Lázár János's signature, to demonstrate that the concession for the M6 highway was overpriced.
Zoltán Tarr announced that the mandate of Mária Schmidt has been terminated, and the House of Terror Museum will temporarily close.
Anna Unger has issued a response to a threat reportedly made by Viktor Orbán.
A proposal has been submitted to increase the government's excise tax on tobacco products.
Edina Pottyondy claims that the ruling Fidesz party is amused by the current political situation.
A significant number of speeding fines, in the tens of thousands, are going unpaid.
Péter Magyar states that for the first time, he will not have an opportunity to deliver a speech before the agenda in Parliament.
Péter Magyar questions the business dealings and involvement of Lőrinc Mészáros.
The 'One Digital Leap Forward' application has launched, providing 230 laptops for school AI projects.
Akos Hadházy claims that Lőrinc Mészáros should be imprisoned for his involvement in the Balmazújváros railway construction project.
Hungary's food safety authority (NEBIH) suspended the operation of a gyros production facility in Budapest due to findings of rodent carcasses and cobwebs.
The article speculates that Serie A might become the most entertaining top football league this season.
Dávid Vitézy has been appointed as an advisor to the president of Budapest Airport.
Prince Harry's children are reportedly changing schools shortly after the academic year commenced.
Paleontologists have discovered the first-ever set of adult Tyrannosaurus Rex footprints, providing new insights into the dinosaur's locomotion.
NATO fighter jets intercepted and shot down a drone over Lithuanian airspace.
Szabolcs Bóna has pledged to increase the availability of Hungarian food products.
A Premier League team has reached third place in the standings, marking their best first-half performance in 25 years.
An alert from Australia led to the apprehension of a man in Kaposvár suspected of child pornography offenses.
Donald Trump characterizes those who fear artificial intelligence will destroy the world as 'radical leftists'.
