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The news on 24.hu focuses heavily on domestic Hungarian political and legal affairs, with several stories concerning the arrest of Hankó Balázs and related corruption allegations. Other domestic news includes economic policy shifts, drug enforcement, and a major embezzlement case. International…
An experienced prosecutor analyzes for 24.hu why four specific cases might have been chosen as a starting point for an investigation led by Unger, questioning the necessity of creating the NVVH (National Directorate General for Aliens Policing).
Pál Fürcht states that Viktor Orbán ordered the apprehension of the 'gold convoy', a significant development in a high-profile case.
Hungarian authorities report apprehending a record number of individuals driving under the influence of drugs.
An investigation into healthcare practices reveals VIP treatment for celebrities, parallel public and private care within hospital departments, and unnecessary medical tests, highlighting corruption issues.
The government plans to reintroduce a modified version of the 'KATA' tax, a move that has surprised tax experts.
The chairman of the parliamentary immunity committee believes that completely abolishing parliamentary immunity for public offenses is not advisable.
Áron Molnár comments on the arrest of Hankó, stating that their efforts have yielded results.
Balázs Hankó and a former state secretary have been taken into custody, amid ongoing investigations.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán comments on the summoning of Hankó Balázs, framing it as a daily struggle against tyranny.
Model Barbara Palvin has given birth to her daughter and shared a picture on Instagram.
A new government decree restores an important right to the public, but maintains 'manual control' in matters related to battery production.
The manager of the Northern Ireland football team expresses disappointment in some Hungarian players, stating there was no need for them to simulate fouls.
The local press in Northern Ireland discusses the match against Hungary, focusing on a frustrated Dominik Szoboszlai and the valuable point earned by their team.
Hungarian player András Schäfer comments on the match, suggesting that a red card incident was overlooked by the referee.
Senator Marco Rubio suggests that foreign entities could be behind a planned attack targeting a British airbase used by Americans.
Protests by high school students in France, ongoing for a week, have led to violent clashes.
The weather forecast indicates significant temperature fluctuations, with the arrival of an 'Indian Summer'.
As part of the Volánbusz embezzlement case, police have seized billions of forints worth of assets, including real estate and vehicles.
An article detailing the most frequent errors people make when attempting to construct an English-style garden.
Vilmos Kata-Németh, a deputy state secretary, has been dismissed from his position.
According to tradition, on St. Michael's Day (September 29th), one can predict the upcoming autumn and winter weather.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy reports that 8,000 North Korean soldiers are present in Russia, indicating the situation is ongoing.
An opinion piece discussing the political implications of Hankó's situation and Seszták's arrest, framing it within the context of democratic processes.
András Körösényi analyzes the Tisza Szigetek political movement, questioning its transformation into a satellite organization.
An analysis by Zsolt Kerner exploring the reasons behind the frequent discussion of Viktor Orbán in political discourse.
A report about the unfortunate abandonment of five puppies in a forest near Hungary's Lake Balaton.
