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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian news, including political developments, economic investigations, and a train derailment. International news includes a story on Manchester City's potential sanctions and an analysis of Europe's gas market. There are also lifestyle and…
This article discusses sleep issues, distinguishing between general bad sleep and actual sleep disorders, and highlights signs that warrant medical attention. It features insights from a somnologist.
Wagons carrying dangerous materials derailed in Rákos, Hungary, prompting an investigation and raising safety concerns.
Hungary's National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has launched an investigation into a film about Petőfi produced by Philip Rákay, focusing on potential financial irregularities.
Balázs Hankó's lawyer stated that they have informed the authorities of his whereabouts and will cooperate with any summons.
Balázs Hankó has publicly stated that he is not in hiding and continues his regular work, responding to speculation about his whereabouts.
Miklós Seszták made a metaphorical statement about the difficulty of proving innocence in his corruption case, shortly before being taken into custody.
Miklós Seszták has been taken into custody, indicating significant legal developments in a corruption investigation.
Assets have been frozen for a suspect involved in the Volánbusz case, as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged corruption or fraud.
Katalin Tasnády clarifies decisions regarding the prioritization of cases within the National Asset Recovery and Recovery Office, attributing them not to Anna Unger.
This article analyzes the potential consequences for Manchester City, including points deductions or exclusion from the league, following an extensive investigation into alleged financial rule breaches.
Péter Takács comments on the Balázs Hankó affair, suggesting that Péter Magyar's actions have complicated or altered the situation.
Ákos Hadházy expresses surprise regarding a list of cases transferred to the asset protection authority, implying potential irregularities or noteworthy selections.
Political analyst Gábor Török offered a commentary on the rejection of András Baka's nominee, using three distinct quotes to express his views.
Hungarian bank OTP is reportedly considering a complete withdrawal from its operations in Russia, influenced by geopolitical and economic factors.
Alexandra Kecsmár, formerly an anchor at RTL, has been appointed as the new press chief for Péter Magyar, indicating a shift in his media strategy.
This article investigates the process by which Antal Rogán obtained patent rights for an invention he co-developed with a partner.
Analysis of the current European gas market conditions suggests that a severe winter could lead to significant energy shortages and economic disruption across the continent.
This story details a sophisticated cyberattack that initially impersonated the Prosecutor's Office before evolving into a more advanced and successful breach.
This is an obituary for Gábor Székely, a former deputy mayor, marking his passing.
A new director has been appointed to lead the Nyírő Gyula hospital, signifying a change in the hospital's management.
According to G7, middle management at the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH) has called for the resignation of its president and vice-presidents, signaling internal turmoil.
This article explores how idealized family photos on social media might negatively impact children's perceptions of reality and their own families.
The football club Ferencváros (Fradi) has reduced its player salary expenses by 30%, indicating financial restructuring within the team.
