Gyurkó Szilvia: The country is not in as bad a state as child protection is ↗
Front page leadChild protection expert Szilvia Gyurkó states that while the country faces challenges, the state of child protection services is even more concerning.
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Child protection expert Szilvia Gyurkó states that while the country faces challenges, the state of child protection services is even more concerning.
Judit Lannert, an expert on education, argues that social media platforms are negatively impacting the cognitive abilities of children from middle-class families.
The president of Magnet Bank is undertaking a high-risk financial maneuver by acquiring shares in Granite, a company linked to Istvan Tiborcz.
An ongoing investigation into Volánbusz is reported to have connections reaching high-profile figures, including Miklós Seszták and István Tiborcz.
The article suggests that a decision made by Katalin Novák is the reason behind a controversial 'logate' initiative that has captured Viktor Orbán's attention.
Zoltán Balog provides a detailed explanation regarding the decision to honor the director of the Bicske children's home, who is accused of pedophilia.
A discussion about the decline of the butchery trade, with a master butcher expressing concerns about the profession's future.
An article exploring the complexities of smoking cessation, suggesting that willpower alone is insufficient for successful quitting.
Highlights of a spectacular goal scored by Hungarian footballer Dominik Szoboszlai in the League Cup.
Former State Secretary Bence Tuzson has been questioned by authorities regarding the dismissal of individuals who downloaded the 'Tisza' application.
A report warns that the reliance on American AI technologies poses a significant and unprecedented threat to Europe's autonomy and interests.
Robert 'Magyar' Brovdi, a key figure in Ukraine's drone operations, issues a warning about the urgency of the current situation.
Opposition politician Ákos Hadházy met with László Gajdos, discussing a potential involvement of a former MOL employee in reviewing waste concessions.
Attila Sask, the new vice-president of the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV), has been appointed to a key prosecutorial role.
A news helicopter belonging to an American television network crashed while its crew was reporting live from the scene.
An announcement for the upcoming HVG AI Talks 2026 conference, focusing on practical applications of artificial intelligence for businesses.
The global surge in AI development is creating an enormous demand for energy, projected to consume as much gas as Germany and Japan combined by 2035.
A preview of the film 'Mázlista', which explores themes of financial happiness and marital secrecy.
The jackpot for the Scandinavia Lotto has reached a near-historic high of one billion Hungarian Forints.
The Hungarian government is planning a budget reform and will conduct consultations on the proposed changes.
Historian Emily Hauser discusses her book, interpreting the Trojan War from a female perspective, focusing on themes of ownership and sexual violence.