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Telex's front page features a mix of domestic and international news. Key domestic stories include an investigation into the financing of a film by Rákay Philip, a legal update on the Hankó Balázs case, and changes in leadership at a psychiatric institute. In sports, Fradi has reduced player…
A child psychologist and sports psychologist explore how bullying in sports can lead to the loss of talented individuals, arguing that while bullying can be a motivator, true champions succeed despite, not because of, humiliation.
The football club Fradi has significantly cut its player salary expenses, saving over two billion forints compared to the previous year.
Zsolt Hegedűs has appointed Enikő Váradi, a psychiatrist and psychotherapist with extensive clinical and leadership experience, as the new director of the Nyírő Gyula Psychiatric and Addiction Institute.
The lawyer for Hankó Balázs stated that they had informed the Chief Prosecutor's Office of their willingness to appear at any time, as Gábor M. Tóth argued against the need for detention.
Hungary's National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has initiated an investigation into the film 'Most vagy soha' (Now or Never), directed by Rákay Philip, on suspicion of budget fraud.
A video analysis discusses that while the National Public Procurement Authority (NVVH) has taken on some minor cases, it has achieved swift results, with analysts suggesting it allows the government to deflect criticism onto Fidesz.
Real estate worth 286.5 million forints belonging to a suspect in the Volánbusz case has been seized.
Five men arrested near RAF Fairford in the UK, which is used by the US Air Force, have been conditionally released. They are also charged with explosives offenses.
Péter Magyar has filed a report concerning divers who were sent into the flooded Danube river during the minister's work on the matter.
