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The news from 24.hu covers a range of domestic and international topics. Domestically, there are stories about government actions, including a planned investment in child protection facilities, a dispute over horses, and questions surrounding former administrative divisions. Political developments…
Hundreds of aircraft are operating after midnight at Budapest Ferenc Liszt International Airport, and an investigation is underway into the night flight ban.
Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán visited an anti-abortion protest rally in Belfast.
Half of Hungary's roads are in poor condition because the Orbán government prioritized highway construction over general road maintenance.
The government is holding a session in the town of Erdőbénye.
The leadership of the Parliamentary Guard took two vacations at Lake Balaton in the days leading up to the organization's dissolution.
A woman who was sentenced to death has survived her execution.
Author Haruki Murakami and the developers of obesity treatments are among the leading candidates for the Nobel Prize.
Meteorologists can now predict when significant rainfall is expected.
Prosecutor Anna Unger is optimistic that cases will proceed to indictment by the first half of 2027.
The administrative counties in Hungary have been abolished, but the name may still be in use temporarily.
The government is allocating three billion forints to integrate correctional institutions back into the child protection system.
Hungary's Supreme Court (Kúria) has ruled that the state and a private party must reach an agreement regarding horses.
According to a Republikon poll, the Tisza Party's lead over other parties has decreased to 39 percentage points.
Péter Rákay, the creative producer of a film, stated he was not involved in the production tasks related to an investigation.
The Portuguese national team's captain and president went to the airport to try and convince Cristiano Ronaldo to stay, but were unsuccessful.
Cristiano Ronaldo has stated he will reveal the full story about his departure from the national team when the time is right, suggesting a deep conflict.
The minister for rural development has provided an explanation for the suspicions of criminal activity concerning support grants issued by Tibor Navracsics' ministry.
The funeral of Hungarian musician Deák Bill Gyula has taken place.
The moratorium on logging, which was put in place to protect forests, has not been extended despite public opposition.
Judit Lannert has issued an apology on behalf of the Hungarian state.
The co-pilot of a Flydubai flight has been arrested after allegedly stabbing the captain during the flight.
Minister Miklós Seszták has been transferred to the prison on Nagy Ignác Street.
The article discusses the implications for the football world if Manchester City's successful period is found to be based on dishonesty.
The director of the National Tax and Customs Administration's criminal department is being dismissed after attending a party on the same day as a significant gold convoy operation.
Labanino Rafael writes about the resurfacing debate on antisemitism and criticizes selective solidarity.
Lake Balaton is experiencing a significant water deficit, with 380 million cubic meters less water than usual.
