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Telex is a Hungarian news website featuring a mix of domestic and international news, sports, technology, and peculiar human interest stories. Top stories include discussions on paranormal tourism in the Hója Forest near Cluj-Napoca, concerns about corruption in Hungarian vehicle inspections, and…
The Hoja Forest near Cluj-Napoca, once peaceful, became a site for paranormal tourism after a UFO sighting in the 1960s, with even the trees' unusual growth now seen as suspicious.
Hungary's vehicle inspection system is rife with corruption, where bribes are common for passing unfit cars due to outdated regulations, necessitating an overhaul.
New regulations on Slovenian highways mean drivers must be more mindful of their speed, as controls will be more stringent.
The new President's office arranged for a painting by Rippl-Rónai to be temporarily loaned for Tamás Sulyok and his wife, and it has since been returned to its original museum in Kaposvár.
The Hungarian national football team lost to Ukraine in a Nations League match, and a brawl broke out between players from both teams at the end of the game.
A Labrador retriever in San Diego, California, greeted a burglar with a wagging tail and a toy, with the owner noting the dog was friendlier to the intruder than to him.
A man from Tiszafüred, who was previously caught with an illegally kept tiger cub, was found with a silk monkey during a traffic stop.
Hungarian goalkeeper Balázs Tóth expressed deep disappointment, feeling the team deserved more despite his strong performance.
Dominik Szoboszlai commented on the post-match altercation with Ukraine, stating that such incidents are part of football, while coach Marco Rossi acknowledged the team's response.
An official claims the 'national consultation' (NER) system has not only taken Lake Fertő from bathers but also from local entrepreneurs, impacting their livelihoods.
