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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news, economic reports, and some international affairs. Key stories include political developments regarding the chief prosecutor nomination, issues within the national railway company MÁV, and Hungary's alleged involvement in…
An analysis of the Hungarian State Railways (MÁV) reveals a summer marked by numerous failures, though the most significant issues may not always be apparent to the public.
Péter Magyar stated that the Tisza party will not endorse Zoltán Szathmáry's candidacy for chief prosecutor, and a new candidate is being requested from the President.
Hungary was allegedly utilized by a Russian war machine involved in money laundering and circumventing sanctions.
An investigation gained access to a former juvenile detention facility, revealing concerning conditions such as a 'gas room,' destroyed evidence, and a soundproofed door, with the help of a former caregiver.
An investigation into the fatal explosion at the Mol petrochemical plant in Tiszaújváros uncovered significant safety and regulatory violations.
During a drought, a water service provider is restricted to purchasing water exclusively from a company associated with former State Secretary Sándor Pintér.
The Chief Prosecutor's Office has stepped in, mandating an investigation into a company that emerged in connection with the police's procurement of new tracking equipment.
A state secretary outlined the commitments that can be held against the government regarding economic development initiatives.
The article details a controversial statement by Péter Takács regarding the Hungarian Medical Chamber, followed by government action against the organization.
Péter Magyar responded to László Krasznahorkai's interview, suggesting that despite criticism, the 'full fire' of opposition is still absent.
The Hungarian Constitutional Court has invalidated certain provisions related to the solidarity contribution tax.
The Chinese manufacturer CATL has commenced trial production at its battery cell factory in Debrecen, Hungary, promising cooperation with authorities.
The National Cultural Fund has announced the appointment of new members to its various colleges.
Concerns are being raised in Croatia regarding the recent arrest of Daniel Jellinek.
A blockade in the Black Sea poses a significant threat to global food supplies, drawing parallels to the potential for crisis in the Strait of Hormuz.
A rare atmospheric event, described as a 'moon rainbow,' was witnessed in the Danube Bend region, with photographic evidence provided.
Numerous users are experiencing freezing and restarting issues with the iPhone 18 Pro, although a fix has been identified.
Political analyst Gábor Török suggests that András Baka's upcoming actions will serve as a crucial test of sovereignty.
