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The news on 24.hu covers a range of domestic Hungarian political and economic issues, including parliamentary decisions on leadership roles and child protection, discussions about pension increases, and potential challenges to a prominent business empire. International news includes reports on the…
Following concessions on highways, the railway construction business of the Mészáros empire may now be in jeopardy, indicating significant financial challenges for the business group.
Parliament is set to make decisions regarding the three deputy presidents of the National Office for the Administration of Public Utilities (NVVH) and issues related to child protection.
Magyar Péter has proposed alcohol and drug tests for members of parliament, referencing statements made by János Pócs.
The Hungarian government's plans for increasing pensions could lead to divisions among the country's pensioners.
The distribution of books authored by Schmidt Mária and her associates has been temporarily stopped.
Despite a severe drought affecting Hortobágy, a natural treasure worth billions has been discovered.
RJ Mitte, who played Bryan Cranston's son in the series 'Breaking Bad', has passed away at the age of 34.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy stated that Russian forces have already breached the energy ceasefire announced by Trump, following attacks on six Ukrainian energy facilities.
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has revised its forecast upwards, now expecting 1.9% growth for the Hungarian economy.
The company belonging to Zoltán Kovács's wife won the cleaning contracts for MAVIR sites across five regions through a process that excluded all other bidders.
A deadly incident has taken place on a roller coaster at an amusement park in Georgia, USA.
Two ships have been targeted by a drone attack near the coast of Bulgaria in the Black Sea.
Colleagues describe Peter Fejes, the nominee for Chief Prosecutor, as unapproachable and very strict with his subordinates.
A group of young Hungarians encountered difficulties while hiking on the Grossglockner, Austria's highest peak.
Prime Minister Viktor Orbán stated that his government has accomplished 'fantastic things' during its 16 years in power.
Former President János Áder is scheduled to give a speech at the Fidesz party's celebration commemorating the October 23rd national holiday.
The duration of the autumn school break for students this year will be shorter compared to the previous year.
A man asked a visitor for a photograph with a tiger before he jumped into the big cat's enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park; experts and witnesses have spoken out in the days following the incident.
A specific type of migraine medication has been found to considerably raise the risk of miscarriage.
A foster mother in Debrecen has been sentenced to seven and a half years in prison for fatally trampling a two-year-old boy.
János Kele reflects on the ongoing, yet seemingly stalled, transformation within the Hungarian sports system.
The historical Battle of Kenyérmező is described as having devolved into 'horrific carnage'.
Gabriella Hámori discussed her professional marginalization, mentioning that others thought she was living with Péter Juhász.
Two ships have been targeted by a drone attack near the coast of Bulgaria in the Black Sea.
