State Creates Impossible Situation for Residents Near Highway ↗
Front page leadThe Hungarian state has created an untenable situation for people living adjacent to a rapid transit road.
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The news on 24.hu covers a range of domestic Hungarian political developments including statements from Magyar Péter regarding the Tisza Party's poll numbers, Prime Minister Orbán's comments on a recent arrest, and former President Novák Katalin's new job. International news includes North Korea's…
The Hungarian state has created an untenable situation for people living adjacent to a rapid transit road.
Magyar Péter claims that the Tisza Party's support has once again surpassed 65 percent.
Prime Minister Orbán considers the arrest of Hankó to be revenge by SZDSZ and predicts similar events will occur.
Former President Katalin Novák has started a new job and presented an exercise machine in Szeged.
The weather will be nice on Sunday, but frost is possible by Monday morning.
Expert Andrea Gyarmati states that babies do not feign illness or distress.
Internet service providers may raise prices by as much as 140 percent.
North Korea successfully test-fired a hypersonic missile that struck a target 1,000 kilometers away.
A worker at a Russian laboratory died of plague, and 200 people are under observation; the hospital is quarantined.
An article explores the expenses associated with visiting Hong Kong and recommends it as a worthwhile travel destination.
A former business associate of István Tiborcz has been ordered to demolish their swimming pool in Tihany.
The German Chancellor arrived in Kyiv, stating that if Russia is not halted, its military will target other nations.
President Lula's and the younger Bolsonaro's election campaigns in Brazil are accompanied by corruption allegations, bank closures, and constitutional crises.
Hungarian Public Road (Magyar Közút) is issuing a warning about e-matrica (toll sticker) scams.
The popular lake in the Zselic region has completely dried up.
During a match, the singer forgot the lyrics to the Canadian national anthem.
The supermarket chain Lidl has opened a pub in Northern Ireland.