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The front page of HVG.hu features domestic news prominently, including a contentious parliamentary session in Budapest, an investigation into government subsidies involving prominent businessmen, and an escalating drug problem in a Budapest district. International news includes a statement from…
An extraordinary session of the Budapest General Assembly, intended to discuss metropolitan public development issues, lasted only 20 minutes and ended in arguments, with several district mayors present in vain.
Balog Beata suggests that the situation in Slovakia was merely a small flame, implying that Peter Magyar should draw certain lessons from it.
The Ministry of Economic and Energy has filed a report concerning 475 billion forints in subsidies, with Mészáros and Tiborcz reportedly targeted.
Crystal methamphetamine was openly sold and consumed in Budapest's 7th district, indicating a worsening drug problem in the area.
Donald Trump's administration is reportedly bringing its nuclear industry to Hungary.
A statement suggests that the severe homophobia and hostile atmosphere previously characterizing the guardianship authority has ended.
In a Penge podcast, it is mentioned that the 'Iron Lady' persona sometimes suppressed swimmer Katinka Hosszú.
The net average wage saw a ten percent increase, reaching almost 520,000 forints in August.
Milos Kerkez has been removed from a list of alleged enemies of Ukraine.
There are suspicions of a cartel in the tender for airport cleaning services, and Orbán's brother has withdrawn from one of the involved companies.
Peter Magyar has reached a record high advantage over Viktor Orbán in popularity polls.
The Digital Civic Circles are being revived, with the wife of the former founder also joining the initiative.
The human brain continues its development even after the age of 25.
Richard Schwab explains that not only the quantity of coffee consumed but also the amount of caffeine remaining in the body is important.
The local council of Mosonmagyaróvár has voted against the 'Home Start' housing park project.
Donald Trump stated that Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky has become an obstacle to concluding the war.
Hungarian personality Majka shared his life advice, stating that inaction leads to a lack of luck.
Tamás Szirtes explained his 123 million forint salary, stating it includes royalties for his 40 years of work.
A segment called 'Marabu Brake News' discusses the topic of a wealth tax.
Android phone users are advised to seek shelter immediately if they receive a specific earthquake alert on their device.
The number of employees who applied for BMW's voluntary layoff program was so high that the program had to be stopped.
