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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of Hungarian domestic political and economic news, alongside international events. Top domestic stories include allegations of Prime Minister Orbán's brother attempting to organize an interception of a Ukrainian gold convoy in Austria and a report on…
The Prime Minister's brother, Áron Orbán, allegedly approached a Hungarian businessman-politician in Austria two weeks before an election, asking him to help intercept a Ukrainian gold convoy. The businessman, who had not spoken to Áron Orbán in years, refused and reported the request to Austrian…
Official data reveals a substantial budget deficit of 2,800 billion forints within the first six months of the new government's term, indicating significant overspending by the previous administration in the pre-election period. Government sector expenditures increased by 2,121 billion forints…
A new administrative change is taking effect, marking the end of counties and prefects in Hungary.
A woman on death row in Tennessee has survived her execution and has been transported to the hospital. Christa Pike and her lawyers had previously raised concerns about potential issues during the execution.
US diplomat Marco Rubio reportedly expelled the Iranian UN delegation from New York ahead of schedule, allegedly due to dissatisfaction with the outcome of US-Iran negotiations.
Filmmaker Zoltán Tarr suggests that if Philip Rákay resubmits his film proposal about the Battle of Mohács, it could receive support, emphasizing that professional value, not past affiliations, would be the determining factor for cultural funding.
Questions remain unanswered regarding an incident at the RAF Fairford air base, with experts suggesting the situation is still unfolding.
Magyar Péter appeared to declare war on MOL CEO Zsolt Hernádi, but the anticipated confrontation did not materialize.
