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The front page of Telex highlights domestic Hungarian political news, focusing on potential exemptions from wealth investigations for figures connected to the Orbán family and the naming of new officials for an anti-corruption body. International news includes a German politician's controversial…
Anti-corruption experts consider the proposed law on wealth investigations to be progressive, but argue that the scope of subjects and the time period for investigation are too narrow; the names of politicians with tax arrears exceeding 5 million forints will be made public.
Orbán Győző's mining company has been generating extraordinary profits for years. According to confidential documents obtained by Direkt36, previously unknown state contracts have also contributed to this. This is the third part of the Mészáros files.
The chairman of the Justice and Constitutional Committee states that the majority of civil organizations also supported their nominees.
He published a controversial map on X social media and then resigned from his post citing 'personal reasons'.
During the coronavirus pandemic, German BioNTech became billions of euros richer. Now, however, business is not going well, and after Katalin Karikó, the founders are also preparing to leave.
The event is being organized by the foundation of Ákos Szilágyi, known for his Orbán-themed t-shirts.
The dollar is nearing a one-and-a-half-year high, which is not good news for the forint.
The former chief prosecutor made it clear when and to whom he would give a statement.
A record number of domestic animals suffered from poisoning last year in the United Kingdom.
This is one of the biggest dog experiments, with a significant impact on the then-popular eugenics and important discoveries about dog development.
