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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of Hungarian domestic political news, economic discussions, and social commentary. Several top stories revolve around alleged corruption and "mafia-state" accusations related to the current government and its associates, including scrutiny of the Gránit…
An investigation into the ownership structure of Gránit Bank reveals an ongoing mystery regarding who is providing funds and how the ownership is transforming, with a notable comment suggesting that money should not be given to Tiborcz.
A list has been published detailing 33 corruption-related cases within Hungary's economic system (NER) that are now under investigation by the office of Péter Magyar.
A Medián survey explores how different groups perceive Orbán's state, with labels ranging from NER and mafia to fascistoid system.
Boróka Parászka questions whether the government's promises to those in need go beyond basic sustenance for the future.
The article questions the timing of the prosecutor's office's request for the lifting of Péter Magyar's immunity from prosecution.
A widely used dietary supplement, glucosamine, has been linked to potentially accelerating the progression of Alzheimer's disease.
The government's school laptop program, heavily promoted by Fidesz during campaigns, has incurred costs of 150 billion forints.
A commentary piece by János Dobszay titled 'A Theft Every Day' appears to address issues of corruption or crime.
An investigative report reveals a secret internal conflict within the Orbán government concerning the space business activities of the company 4iG.
The article suggests that a new conflict is emerging within the ongoing internal power struggles at the Chief Prosecutor's Office.
According to Reuters, a recent action by the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) has boosted international investor confidence in the potential adoption of the Euro in Hungary.
Andrea Várkonyi discusses her relationship with Lőrinc Mészáros in an interview, mentioning their prenuptial agreement and how she regained her self-confidence by his side.
The membership fees at a club in Budapest associated with István Tiborcz have been substantially decreased.
This appears to be a commentary or opinion piece with a stark title suggesting themes of confinement or restriction.
A guide offering advice and safety tips for individuals beginning to cycle in urban environments.
An opinion piece by Árpád W. Tóta analyzes the political trajectory of Fidesz, describing its evolution from using communist rhetoric to a state of decline.
An agent developed by OpenAI has successfully hacked into an Australian government website.
A tragic accident occurred in Kiskunhalas where a toddler fell from an apartment building's window.
The relevant ministry has initiated an investigation into matters concerning the Budapest Operetta Theater.
Áron Molnár has issued an impassioned response to statements made by Balázs Hankó.
A measurement of the storage speed on the upcoming iPhone 18 Pro Max has yielded disappointing results.
Football player Christian Eriksen has officially ended his contract with the German club Wolfsburg.
Anett Kormos openly discusses her reasons for not proceeding with the adoption of a kitten from an animal shelter.
