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The Telex front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include the ongoing legal troubles of politicians and business figures, with a focus on what awaits them in prison, and Prime Minister Viktor Orbán's campaigning activities. International news covers a…
The article details the harsh realities of prison for politicians and prominent business people, noting that arrest can be more painful than a final verdict, with a focus on the experience of being taken into custody at Gyorskocsi Street prison.
Former Prime Minister Viktor Orbán is meeting with members of county electoral committees as part of a tour, though official sources deny it's related to a recent survey on the Fidesz party's status.
This is a streaming recommendation for a documentary about the tragic life of Shelley Beattie, alongside a thriller series set in Jamaica and a crime drama evoking 1960s Hungary.
The news reports the death of Chuck Varga, one of the founding members of the shock metal band GWAR.
Swimmers Dávid Betlehem and Bettina Fábián, who had finished in podium positions, were disqualified from the open-water swimming European Cup because of their swim caps; they received no medals or prize money.
In a German city, AfD and CDU representatives voted to ban the 'stumbling stones' that commemorate victims of Nazism, deciding to relocate the brass plaques to a cemetery, a move criticized by a Jewish community leader as a maneuver by AfD extremists.
The article discusses a Polish NGO that allegedly misused grant money to purchase a jacuzzi and rent out an apartment on Airbnb, contrasting with a previous case where funds were used for political campaigning. The head of the body distributing civil funds suggests that some practices from the…
Tamás Bódis secured victory in the Spartathlon, a 245-kilometer ultramarathon in Greece, setting a new course record.
The report highlights the ongoing crisis in Germany's automotive sector, emphasizing that the future of entire regions depends on its factories.
This appears to be a snippet from a story about veteran cars and motorcycles, with a quote potentially reflecting on their value or longevity.
The article compares the new Renault Clio to competitors like the Volkswagen Polo, suggesting it's a better purchase in several aspects based on testing.
This headline indicates a story about a conflict or altercation that occurred during a football match between Hungary and Ukraine, involving a referee.
