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The front page of HVG.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political and economic news, with a strong focus on the current government and its associated figures. Several stories delve into government decisions, potential financial implications of past actions, and investigations related to…
The state could incur tens of billions of forints in costs due to the government's assistance to the Rahimkulov family in the Láng Quarter development project.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán has launched a new feature on the Fidesz party's website, which is being referred to as the 'ÁVH-watcher'.
More than 3,500 secret decisions made by Orbán's government are now known, though much information remains undisclosed.
The summaries of the meetings held by Viktor Orbán's government in 2010 have been officially published.
The prosecutor's office has rejected the complaint filed against Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Describing the Hankó affair, one perspective suggests the individual was in a heightened emotional state, leading them to feel honest.
Romulusz Ruszin-Szendi stated that soldiers had previously warned against conducting live hand grenade training at the Újdörögd facility.
A temporary measure has been ordered in Szombathely, where streets with asbestos contamination are being covered in an unsafe manner.
The wealth of Lőrinc Mészáros has now exceeded 1.7 trillion Hungarian forints.
A section of Natura 2000 protected forest was cleared to make way for the construction of a villa in Csopak.
The positive effect of the VAT reduction on firewood prices is diminishing as the measure progresses.
The government subsidy for diesel vehicles begins today, however, prices for used diesel cars are increasing regardless of the support.
The government has introduced stricter regulations regarding the use of blue flashing lights.
An investigation questions why the National Directorate General for Aliens Policing (NVVH) focused on Orbán Viktor's brother's company, while potentially more serious cases within the family were overlooked.
A new study suggests that the amount of exercise and daily step count might not be as crucial for weight loss as previously believed.
Cigarettes are cheaper in all surrounding countries, and after the upcoming tax increase, a carton will be significantly more expensive in Hungary, making a trip to Croatia for cigarettes potentially worthwhile.
There is confusion surrounding the sale of Gránit Bank, specifically regarding István Tiborcz's intentions for his remaining shares.
Áron Molnár commented on the detention of Hankó, stating that their efforts have yielded results.
Antal Rogán stated regarding the Hankó affair that it is evident the Prime Minister issued political instructions.
The court has ended the detention of Gergely Őrsi, Zsolt Láng, and Zsolt Molnár.
Several hundred people gathered to protest in solidarity with Gergely Őrsi.
The tourism sector experienced a poor August, with a significant drop in the number of foreign visitors to Hungary.
