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The news from HVG.hu focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics and corruption allegations, with several stories detailing public opinion on politicians and potential legal proceedings. Economic news includes reports on food waste, a competitor entering the railway construction market, and…
Residents of Kisvárda express their views on Miklós Seszták, with some suggesting that larger figures should also face consequences, not just smaller ones.
People in Kisvárda offer their opinions on which Fidesz politicians should face legal repercussions, with specific individuals mentioned as potential candidates.
A report analyzes Airbnb rentals in Budapest, indicating where and to what extent people are circumventing regulations, potentially impacting housing availability and tax revenue.
Several companies, identified as competitors to Lőrinc Mészáros, are increasingly entering the Hungarian railway construction market.
The former Serbian president has reportedly shifted his political alignment away from Viktor Orbán.
Despite Hungary performing relatively well among EU countries in reducing food waste, a significant amount of food is still discarded.
Péter Magyar suggests that the government should consider lifting the current profit cap on certain goods.
An article discusses the possibility of plea bargains for ministers arrested within the "NER" (National Cooperation System), questioning whether this signifies a systemic change or if the ruling party's claims of arbitrary actions are true.
California is considering a wealth tax that would require the world's wealthiest individuals to contribute more to public funds, presenting a significant political and economic issue.
It has been disclosed how the Hungarian Ministry of Defense transferred armored vehicles to Serbia, with a former official filing a report regarding the transaction.
Aldi has provided an explanation for the recent changes in its product offerings, including the disappearance of certain items and the appearance of pallet displays.
A woman claims she received an offensive gesture from the police instead of a formal report when seeking assistance.
A person involved in observing executions describes the unique nature of Christa Pike's execution.
Allegations have surfaced that police officers may have assaulted a woman in a shopping plaza in Budapest.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán was observed visiting the Sports Hospital.
Research indicates that the brains of male and female mice exhibit different recovery patterns after anesthesia.
A gallery showcases the year's funniest nature photographs, featuring animals in humorous and engaging poses.
A report raises concerns about privacy issues related to smart glasses, specifically the potential for them to record private moments and transmit data to cloud services.
The life story of the Biedermann family, spanning significant political and economic events, resistance, and internment, has been documented in a written work.
Péter Magyar has reportedly dismissed Bertalan Havasi from his position for a second time.
An article explores potential strategies for mayors to respond to Gergely Karácsony's move to centralize parking revenue.
Lőrinc Mészáros has acquired shares in Opus Global.
Attila Chikan discusses the importance of the circular economy, highlighting its potential as a green initiative for Hungary.
