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The news from Hungary's HVG website covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, there are reports on protests by social workers, a statement by Anita Orbán regarding Hungary's positive image in Washington, accusations of financial impropriety against Zsolt Bayer, a protest…
This news brief touches upon protests by social workers, a drone attack on Moscow, and the cancellation of a 'Peace March,' indicating a mix of domestic social unrest and international conflict.
Anita Orbán states that Hungary's reputation in Washington remains positive, even after changes in government.
Molnár Áron alleges that Zsolt Bayer could not properly account for National Cultural Fund (NKA) support, repaid it, but subsequently won funding again.
A visual report on a protest held against the temporary closure of the House of Terror museum.
Projections suggest that Vladimir Putin's party could secure a constituent majority in the upcoming Russian parliamentary elections.
Initial exit poll results indicate that Putin's party is leading in the Russian parliamentary elections.
The governing party of the German Chancellor has experienced a significant defeat in a state election.
According to exit polls, the AfD party has won the state election in Mecklenburg-Vorpommern.
This article discusses upcoming changes in smartphone technology, highlighting the positive implications of a 4:3 aspect ratio and the negative implications of a high price point.
Magyar Péter has revealed the location for the national celebration on October 23rd.
The government is contemplating granting municipalities the authority to restrict the late-night opening hours of tobacco shops.
A dispute over a sunbed on a beach in Greece escalated into a fight, resulting in the death of one of the elderly men involved.
A logistics park planned between Gyömrő and Maglód will proceed without consulting the local population.
András Kármán asserts that Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán does not possess sufficient knowledge of economic policy.
A politician from the 'Mi Hazánk' party selling Putin-themed t-shirts at a fair took offense when their merchandise was not universally well-received.
This article describes the preparations for displaying the Coronation Robe in a new chamber, suggesting a significant cultural heritage item is being given proper attention.
Norway has a new monarch, and the royal family is embroiled in scandals involving a shamanistic brother-in-law and a step-son facing prison.
The death of Tibor Krecz, a former news director at RTL, is reported.
The son of supermodel Cindy Crawford has passed away.
Footage captures a terrifying in-flight emergency involving a detached landing gear and a falling cabin ceiling.
A man has been discovered deceased at the base of Gellért Hill in Budapest.
A man tragically died in Slovenia while attempting to rescue a child who had fallen into a chasm.
Information regarding the automatic disbursement of diesel fuel subsidies.
