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The news on 24.hu today focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics, with several stories concerning the Two-Tailed Dog Party's financial troubles, the proposed chief prosecutor candidate, and internal political maneuvering. Other domestic news includes changes to child welfare institutions and…
An examination of the Two-Tailed Dog Party's financial situation, detailing the consequences if they cannot pay their debts and how the tax authority could pursue individual candidates' private assets.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has issued a statement with the message 'Keep Going!', the context of which is not specified.
An email has surfaced where Péter Takács allegedly wrote about the desire to confront and take strong action against the Hungarian Medical Chamber.
Péter Magyar claims that an email from Péter Takács demonstrates the Fidesz party's attitude towards the healthcare system.
Péter Takács has responded to the controversy, stating that his opponents fear him and are using classic communist tactics to discredit him.
The Tisza party's parliamentary faction has announced that they will not back András Baka's nomination for Chief Prosecutor.
A former Chief Prosecutor has revealed that there were directives on which individuals could not be interrogated during investigations.
The Ministry of the Interior has confirmed plans to potentially assign soldiers to guard critical state buildings, affecting approximately 300 police officers.
Rehabilitative institutions are being reintegrated into the broader child protection system, a significant legislative change.
A report by Telex suggests that Hungarian taxpayers were the source of the substantial prize money awarded at the Athletics World Final.
Péter Magyar has responded to comments made by author László Krasznahorkai, stating that he has no issue with constructive criticism.
The Director of the CIA reportedly held a secret meeting with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
New information suggests that the cause of death for Presley Gerber, son of Cindy Crawford, may have been determined.
Donald Trump has expressed his dissatisfaction with the term 'artificial intelligence' and has initiated a poll to decide on a new name for it.
Political analyst Gábor Török comments on the nomination of Baka András for Chief Prosecutor, framing it as an early test of national sovereignty.
Due to excessive photography damaging the delicate fabric, the British Museum has banned picture-taking of the Bayeux Tapestry during its exhibition.
A world-class trail runner, Ida-Amelie Robsahm, tragically died after falling during a hike.
In Miskolc, a grandfather allegedly threatened his relatives with death and attacked them with a chair.
Budapest Mayor Gergely Karácsony announced that the Constitutional Court has declared the solidarity contribution levied on businesses unconstitutional.
