Poll: Majority View Orbán System as Mafia State ↗
Front page leadA Medián poll indicates that the majority of Hungarians characterize the Orbán regime as a mafia state.
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A Medián poll indicates that the majority of Hungarians characterize the Orbán regime as a mafia state.
Direkt36 reports an internal dispute within the Orbán government concerning the 4iG space business venture.
The entrance fee for Tiborcz's (Orban's son-in-law) Budapest elite club is being abolished, and the annual membership fee is also significantly reduced.
The state questioned the accounting of 55 billion HUF in Tao sports funding but did not demand repayment from the MLSZ (Hungarian Football Federation).
G7 reports that the deputy head of the GVH (Hungarian Competition Authority) may have decorated his office with a photo of Péter Szijjártó (Minister of Foreign Affairs); the authority states it's a private matter.
A foreign drone crashed in Romania, prompting the scramble of F-16 fighter jets.
Andrea Várkonyi states she has a marriage contract but doesn't know its contents, having only signed it.
For the first time in history, Hungarian researchers have received the Gregori Aminoff Prize.
A woman, reportedly under the influence of drugs, attempted to stab a passerby in a churchyard in Mezőtárkány.
An AI agent from OpenAI has reportedly breached Australian state systems.
A drastic change is occurring as Lake Balaton is becoming progressively saltier.
North Korea has tested a precision missile system, reportedly intended for deployment near the South Korean border.
The United States and China have reached an agreement to extend their trade truce.
A train struck and killed a person in Berettyóújfalu.
György Molnár, a Balázs Béla Award-winning film director, has passed away.
The most sought-after trade being learned by inmates in prisons is enforcement.
An Argentine striker has been banned from driving until the year 2099.
The school where Aristotle is believed to have taught Alexander the Great has reportedly been discovered.
The biography of Katalin Tasnády, who was elected deputy president of the National Directorate General for Aliens Policing (NVVH), has been received.