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The front page of Telex features several domestic and international news stories. Key domestic stories include an investigation into the funding of the Megafon foundation by Lőrinc Mészáros's company, Peter Magyar's questioning of the State Audit Office regarding these funds, and an incident at…
Internal documents from one of Lőrinc Mészáros's key companies reveal that the state-funded entity provided significant funds to Megafon, which spreads Fidesz propaganda.
Peter Magyar has again questioned the State Audit Office concerning the support provided by Mészáros and his associates to Megafon, responding to an article published by Direkt36 on Telex.
Peter Szijjártó appeared before the National Security Committee.
Denmark's central population registry has been breached, potentially leaking data from approximately 8.8 million individuals.
Early parliamentary elections will take place in Spain following large street protests in several cities concerning unaffordable housing prices and evictions of vulnerable tenants.
A shunting locomotive derailed at the Southern Railway Station (Déli pályaudvar), causing disruptions to travel towards Lake Balaton.
Gyula Balásy's company indicated to the state tourism company that they could not fulfill the work, yet they appealed the new public procurement tender, claiming the old contract was still valid.
The government had been considering restructuring the Hungarian Competition Authority (GVH), and this process may now accelerate due to an escalating conflict within the authority.
No charges have been filed yet, but a decision is expected soon regarding the former mayor of Nagykőrös's official vehicle.
Zoltán Szujó believes he has not been able to foster sufficient unity and will not seek re-election as the president of the Hungarian National Motorsport Federation.
A climate adaptation project in a Szekler village has become a European model; national-level recognition is now sought for the initiative which has successfully managed water scarcity for its 250 residents.
This video discusses how Tamás Deutsch, who used to criticize the 'dollar left,' became a tour guide, the new workspace of the workaholic Orbán, and the Fidesz party's activity on Facebook, assessing their prospects.
