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Hungary
The front page of Telex features a mix of domestic Hungarian news, including reports on fertility treatments, government funding for rural development, legal actions related to a gold convoy case, and shifts in political party support. International news includes discussions between Zelenskyy and…
A report on state-funded fertility centers shows increasing pregnancy rates but highlights that Hungary still lags behind European averages in reproductive medicine.
The government is launching a rural development program, initially in ten regions, offering one billion forints per region. Applications for development bodies are open.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy held talks with Donald Trump concerning the end of the war and a potential ceasefire, with a note that Ukraine would not unilaterally cease attacks on Russian oil refineries.
French President Macron sharply criticized Donald Trump at the UN General Assembly, calling his remarks on creating peace in Gaza 'a new era of barbaric acts'.
Representatives of Ukrainian money transporters have filed a criminal complaint based on allegations made by former prosecutor Pál Fürcht, citing cases of misleading authorities, false accusations, and complicity in a crime.
A Medián poll indicates that the Tisza party has lost 3 percentage points in support among the general population, while the Fidesz party has seen a corresponding increase. Tisza still leads with 54% support.
Initially announced as a member of a new Ukrainian initiative, Hungary has clarified that it is not part of the 'Carpathian Eights'.
The Minister of Defense, Ruszin-Szendi, is initiating a report concerning alleged corruption, including a 12 billion forint consultancy contract and hunting arrangements during the previous administration.
