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The Telex front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian political and economic news, alongside international affairs. Key stories include an interview with the Economic and Energy Minister on energy supply and taxes, a report on the Ministry of Interior filing complaints related to the National…
In his first major interview with Telex, the Economic and Energy Minister discusses Hungary's energy supply independence from Russian gas by next October, the Paks II nuclear project, and wealth taxes.
The Ministry of Interior has filed five complaints concerning matters related to the National Sports Agency's activities and its managed assets.
Minister of Transport and Construction Dávid Vitézy suggests that improving competitive conditions in the construction industry could allow new companies to emerge, especially those previously only acting as subcontractors for state-linked firms.
Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's speech from Kötcse, discussing the reasons for the Fidesz-KDNP election defeat, has been published on YouTube.
The European Union is calling for moderation from China, which is currently dominating the European automotive market.
A Hungarian church mission is contracting with companies owned by the president, raising questions about profit rates while providing social services.
Negotiations with the Norwegian Fund are progressing well, with a potential of 92 billion forints in funding, according to Anita Orbán.
The series 'Mi az isten ez?' generated by Csonka András, Thuróczy Szabolcs, and Péterfy Bori delves into serious sexual trauma within a 10-episode dramatic and critical narrative.
