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The front page of HVG.hu prominently features political news from Hungary, with several stories focusing on the legal and political repercussions surrounding the Prosecutor's Office, high-profile politicians, and ongoing investigations. Economic news includes an article about the Ministry of…
Agnes Vadai is providing advice in Óbuda, and Zsolt Gréczy is holding quiz events, indicating that former opposition MPs who lost their parliamentary seats are being supported.
A recent Medián poll indicates a slight decrease in support for the Tisza party, though it remains more popular than during the last elections.
A complaint has been filed against former chief prosecutor Pál Fürcht regarding his allegations that the prosecution office dictated who could be investigated.
The Prosecutor's Office has issued a statement refuting the accusations made by the Prime Minister.
György Matolcsy, Governor of the Hungarian National Bank, has been questioned as a suspect in relation to the Simor case.
Hungary's former Ministry of Defense leadership signed a consultancy contract worth 12 billion forints with an English company.
According to Reuters, Wizz Air has been identified as the unluckiest airline in Europe.
A Wizz Air flight was unable to depart from Budapest Airport (Ferihegy) because a child was deemed to be a public danger.
The MotoGP Hungarian Grand Prix will not be held next year, marking the cancellation of the event.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky expressed confidence that Donald Trump would help conclude the war in Ukraine before the onset of winter.
New research suggests that the cause of recurrent miscarriages might be linked to the health condition and DNA damage in men's sperm.
A cooperative is offering suspicious investment opportunities that appear to be fraudulent, yet the police are not initiating an investigation.
