1% Tax: 28 Donated to Academy Founded by Viktor Orbán ↗
Front page leadA report indicates that 28 individuals chose to donate 1% of their taxes to an academy founded by Viktor Orbán.
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The news on 24.hu focuses heavily on domestic Hungarian affairs, with several stories concerning political figures like Viktor Orbán and his administration, corruption allegations, and domestic incidents. International news is minimal, with only a story about electric car efficiency and a football…
A report indicates that 28 individuals chose to donate 1% of their taxes to an academy founded by Viktor Orbán.
A 36-year-old man was found murdered on Akácfa Street during the night.
The court has presented significant arguments supporting the arrest of Dániel Jellinek, indicating a serious case.
Viktor Orbán's speech delivered in Kötcse has been made public, containing the statement 'First, the dead must be buried.'
David Vitézy claims János Lázár did not read emails and addressed Viktor Orbán as a 'sincere follower'.
A list ranks electric cars based on their energy consumption efficiency.
Árpád Schilling has applied for the director position at the Új Színház and has publicly shared his plans.
The cost of luxury furnishings acquired for the ministry led by Antal Rogán has been revealed to be an astonishing sum.
The president of the Integrity Authority has submitted an appeal against their recent dismissal.
István Kapitány stated that the future of the Paks 2 nuclear project could be determined by the end of the year.
The football team Fradi has dedicated their victory to the memory of the late Gyula Deák Bill.
The Minister of Health has described the average response time for ambulances as 'catastrophic' and proposed increasing the healthcare budget.
An ambulance and a car were involved in a collision in Budapest, resulting in multiple injuries.