What's happening in Europe?
Hungary
Telex's front page features domestic Hungarian news, including a former politician regaining a seat, investigations into corruption cases, and reflections on a significant political speech from 20 years ago. International news includes US sanctions against Russia.
A former diplomat claims that within the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, there was corruption involving diplomatic passports for individuals like Balázs Dzsudzsák and that Gáspár Orbán had access and hosted delegations.
The Volánbusz case, involving alleged corruption, has a new suspect, indicating ongoing investigations into public transport dealings.
The former head of the Central Investigative Prosecutor's Office resigned, citing political interference in sensitive cases, including the 'golden convoy' and 'Gundalf' affairs.
Twenty years ago, Ferenc Gyurcsány's controversial 'Őszöd speech' was leaked, marking a turning point in Hungarian politics, the origin of which remains a mystery.
Footballer Balázs Dzsudzsák requested a diplomatic passport from the then Foreign Minister in 2019, signing the letter 'Dzsudzsák Balázs Tesóka' (Brother).
Péter Jakab has regained his representative seat, taking over from Csaba Iski who resigned his mandate.
The new US sanctions package targets Russia's energy and defense sectors, and Trump can impose up to 100% tariffs on major buyers of Russian energy carriers.
The Hungarian government has published previously classified minutes from government meetings held in the autumn of 2006, a period marked by significant political events.
A severe accident occurred in Zugló where a turning bus ran over the leg of a young girl who was cycling.
According to documents from the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Gáspár Orbán escorted an African delegation to Félix Restaurant, though the reason for their visit to Hungary was not immediately clear.
During a school trip in France, Hungarian high school students reportedly left behind their Slovak counterparts, who were then helped by locals.
