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The front page of Telex features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include an investigation into internal government conflicts surrounding the 4iG space business, a domestic crime story involving a drug dealer in a rented apartment, and international reports on a US Navy ship…
An investigation reveals a secret internal conflict within the Orbán government over Hungary's potential satellite program, ultimately awarded to 4iG despite internal opposition.
A landlord discovered over six million forints and suspected drugs in a rented apartment after the tenant failed to vacate on time, leading to the tenant's apprehension.
The prolonged deployment of the USS Lincoln has taken a significant mental toll on its crew, with eight sailors reportedly attempting to commit suicide.
A court has ruled against the Trump administration's ban on several media outlets, ordering their reinstatement to the White House press corps, a decision hailed as a victory for press freedom.
Andrea Várkonyi shares her views on luxury items and marital contracts in a new interview.
An analysis of the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) during the NER era, highlighting alleged political bias and subservience to the ruling Fidesz party.
The development of the stethoscope by René Laënnec was inspired by observing children play, leading to a simple yet revolutionary medical tool.
The Fidesz-led sports administration allegedly manipulated a 55 billion forint aid package intended for the Hungarian Football Federation (MLSZ).
