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The front page of 24.hu heavily features domestic Hungarian political news, with a significant focus on ongoing investigations and legal proceedings. Key stories include the arrest of KDNP representative Miklós Seszták in connection with the Volánbusz case, including the seizure of assets. Other…
Miklós Seszták was arrested on Monday in connection with the Volánbusz case. The KDNP representative personally went to the prosecutor's office to testify and gave an interview to our paper beforehand.
This story discusses the legal and procedural possibilities for authorities when a member of parliament obstructs proceedings by refusing to vacate the parliamentary premises.
As part of the Volánbusz case investigation, authorities have frozen assets worth billions, including properties and vehicles, indicating a significant corruption probe.
Political analysts offer their perspectives on the initial outcomes and implications of 'Operation Clean Sweep,' a significant political development.
Political scientist András Körösényi analyzes the Tisza Szigetek movement, questioning its evolution from a grassroots initiative to a potentially subordinate political entity.
Hungary's National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has initiated an investigation concerning the historical film produced by Philip Rákay, which depicts the events of March 15, 1848.
The Szeged Prosecutor's Office will be responsible for handling all official complaints associated with the high-profile 'Gold Convoy' case.
MP Balázs Hankó states he is not evading authorities or the public, addressing concerns about his whereabouts amidst ongoing political scrutiny.
Péter Magyar addresses members of the ruling Fidesz party, accusing them of protecting a criminal individual.
An accident involving two tank cars carrying petroleum occurred in Budapest, leading to their overturning and potential environmental or safety concerns.
An opinion piece by Zsolt Kerner examining the reasons behind the constant focus on Prime Minister Viktor Orbán in Hungarian public discourse.
Anna Unger announces that the National Public Health Center (NVVH) is expected to assume responsibility for additional cases in the coming weeks.
Hungarian police have formally requested the publisher of 24.hu to disclose the address of a State Secretary within the Ministry of Interior.
The appointment of the new director for the Nyírő Gyula Psychiatric and Addiction Treatment Center has been officially announced.
A dramatic courtroom scene unfolded during the trial of an individual accused of murder, marked by emotional outbursts and accusations.
The report details how Gergely Rogán exclusively obtained the patent rights for an invention from his business partner.
Cecília Rogán-Szendrei has divested her ownership share in a tabloid publication known for its dividend payouts.
Hungarian bank OTP is reportedly considering a withdrawal from its operations in Russia.
The mayor of Budapest's 8th district announced legal steps taken, expressing hope that investigations will extend to Máté Kocsis.
The President of the Republic stated he accepts and respects Parliament's decision to reject the nominee for Chief Prosecutor and will put forward a new candidate soon.
