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The Telex front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian news, including political controversies surrounding Magyar Péter, business dealings, and economic indicators like unemployment. International news covers a missile attack on Saudi Arabia by Iran-backed Houthis and new regulations in Italian…
Magyar Péter has aggressively criticized the Chief Prosecutor's Office, accusing them of aiding criminals in three specific cases, including those involving the Prime Minister's associates.
Ruff Bálint has replaced the management of the company responsible for a luxury palace in Brussels purchased by Orbán's associates, with new supervisory board members appointed.
Insolvency proceedings have begun for Bayer Construct, a company deemed strategically important by the government, highlighting potential issues within the construction sector.
Limitless Medical, founded just three days prior, secured a 2.3 billion forint contract to supply ventilators, despite its owner previously working in the automotive industry.
Allegations of shouting, threats, and employee distress have led to disciplinary action against a senior official at the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH), indicating internal dysfunction.
The Houthis, supported by Iran, launched ballistic missiles targeting Saudi Arabia, causing oil prices to reach a one-week high.
New regulations in Italy aim to restrict the number of foreign students who do not speak Italian in schools, also banning the wearing of burqas and niqabs.
The number of unemployed individuals in Hungary is approaching a ten-year peak, according to recent data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office (KSH).
Varga Ákos, known professionally as Mankind, a DJ and producer who created remixes for various music systems, has died.
Pastor Gábor Iványi stated that high-ranking officials like György Matolcsy and his son, as well as István Tiborcz, are not being held accountable for their actions.
