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Telex reports on Hungarian domestic affairs including infrastructure tenders, political figures' statements and actions, and a local controversy over swimming pools. International news covers Brazilian elections, Oktoberfest, French politics, German chancellorship, and housing crises in Austria.
Despite the Ministry of Transport and Infrastructure citing a review of practices, the newly announced road construction tenders continue to resemble previous ones. The Ministry promises to investigate the issue.
During his tour, the former Prime Minister stated that an MSZP-SZDSZ government is currently in power.
Novák Katalin has been working for a year at her father's private clinic and participated in a company event.
Despite the city being equipped with cameras, traffic violations are a daily occurrence in Budapest. The article explores the reasons behind this widespread disregard for rules.
A new study suggests that the Soviet occupation of eastern Austria, though only ten years long, still has lasting effects. The impact on East Germany was even more profound.
Residents have 180 days to demolish swimming pools that were marketed as 'public use'. One of the affected properties belongs to the former chief of staff of Miklós Seszták.
An investigative portal revealed that Jordan Bardella was involved with antisemitic circles in his youth.
Merz stated that Ukraine needs all support in the coming weeks.
A Deutsche Welle report explains how Vienna is attempting to address its housing crisis.
The executive wrote that more than just safety measures and laws are needed.
The 80-year-old head of state proved himself with bodybuilding, and the convicted former president is running against him.
There seems to be internal disagreement within Fidesz regarding the reasons for Hankó's imprisonment.
A measure at Oktoberfest aims to prevent women from being filmed without their consent.
Croatia suffered a historic defeat against England in the Nations League.
This tag likely refers to news related to Vitézy Dávid.
An article discusses the situation of Hungarian filmmakers who were arrested abroad.
