Benedek Jávor: The question of Paks II completion needs to be asked ↗
Front page leadBenedek Jávor questions the feasibility of completing the Paks II nuclear power plant project, citing potential issues with drought and water levels in the Danube.
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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news and international affairs. Prominent stories include controversies surrounding government officials, including allegations of misuse of private jets and privatization deals. There are also reports on the Paks II nuclear…
Benedek Jávor questions the feasibility of completing the Paks II nuclear power plant project, citing potential issues with drought and water levels in the Danube.
Allegations suggest billions were spent on private jet travel by Hungarian Foreign Minister Péter Szijjártó, leading to a complaint filed by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
Gábor Vitézy has presented a letter as evidence that Prime Minister Viktor Orbán granted the M6 highway concession to companies associated with Lőrinc Mészáros.
Mária Schmidt has been dismissed from her position, and the House of Terror museum will be temporarily closed for review.
Anna Unger has sent a message to Prime Minister Orbán, asserting that no one has the right to threaten employees of the National Directorate for Civil Service (NVVH).
Ideas from BME students could influence the development of future intelligent banking solutions through a competition organized by Gránit Bank.
A decision is pending on the fate of several irreplaceable properties along the Balaton shore, with questions arising about dismantling the privileges of the 'NER' (National Cooperation System).
A former state secretary is providing oral advice to the KDNP faction for a monthly fee of 1.3 million Forints.
A cover story in HVG featuring Anna Unger discusses the possibility of legal repercussions, including imprisonment, for leaders within the 'NER' (National Cooperation System).
Péter Magyar commented on a leaked speech by Lőrinc Mészáros, suggesting a need for a good lawyer.
The full text of Lőrinc Mészáros's speech, where he states 'I expect loyalty from everyone,' has been published.
The Prime Minister has officially appointed new district chiefs across Hungary.
Orsolya Áder, daughter of former President János Áder, held a diplomatic passport and used it for travel for nearly five years.
A commentary from Neue Zürcher suggests that Péter Magyar's political approach is as radical as that of Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Researchers have discovered a link between male pattern baldness and certain health issues.
The Tisza party and the ruling Fidesz party have shown little activity concerning the proposed supplementary budget for 2026.
NATO fighter aircraft successfully intercepted and shot down a drone that violated Lithuanian airspace.
A legislative proposal has been put forward outlining the government's plan to raise the excise tax on tobacco products.
Mediaworks has been awarded the contract to print the local government newspaper for the Ferencváros district.
Approximately 82,000 individuals receiving disability pensions will not be eligible for the 120,000 Forint old-age pension increase.
Artist Norbert Oláh discusses the issue of 'Gypsy crime,' describing it as a deeply sensitive and triggering subject.
Microsoft plans to implement measures to prevent an 'AI apocalypse,' with significant changes expected by 2027.
The event management company owned by Gyula Balásy is reportedly in debt of billions of Forints to its subcontractors.