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Telex.hu reports on a range of domestic and international news, with a focus on Hungarian politics, infrastructure deals, and university rankings. A prominent story details a large-scale highway concession involving figures connected to the government. Other domestic news includes the relaunch of…
The Tisza government plans to dismantle a 35-year highway concession by the end of the year, which is claimed to have been saved from failure only by a government signature, as discussed in the latest 'Vezető' broadcast.
A flight from Dubai to Tel Aviv issued a mayday alert due to an altercation between pilots, leading to an emergency landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, with nearly 180 passengers on board.
The Fidesz party website relaunched with a feature described as an 'AVH watcher,' with Viktor Orbán stating the need to know who is directing and participating in certain activities, referring to NVVH staff.
Vitézy and his team are seeking a CEO for the National Transport Center through an open tender, aiming for a leader who can transition Hungarian public transport into the 21st century.
A portion of a Natura 2000 protected forest was cleared to serve as a dumping site for construction debris from a villa in Csopak, with the owner receiving only a 250,000 HUF fine.
Regarding the hand grenade accident in Újdörögd, Ruszin-Szendi stated that soldiers had advised against using live grenades during training, implying that political pressure overrode professional military judgment.
Philadelphia police have encountered a case of unprecedented horror, with evidence at a former photographer's home potentially linking him to the disappearances of at least seven women.
HVG reports that the government's financial support for Rahimkulov in the Láng Quarter development poses significant taxpayer risk.
Semmelweis University has been ranked among the world's top 250 universities and is the highest-ranked university in Hungary and Central-Eastern Europe this year.
The first-instance sentences for defendants in an anti-fascist trial, including Maja T., have been suspended, as they were found to have collectively beaten individuals in 2023, mistakenly believing them to be far-right extremists.
