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Telex's front page features a mix of international and domestic news, with a strong focus on protests and unrest in Europe, a fire in Canada, and Hungarian domestic political and societal topics. The lead story discusses an interview with a Hungarian minister regarding Transylvania. Other…
Minister Zoltán Tarr spoke to Transtelex about managing relations with the RMDSZ, when a prime ministerial visit will be rescheduled, and why they do not want to copy the Orbán recipe.
Protests originally against the rising cost of living, fuel prices, and taxes were quickly taken over by hooded youths.
The Canadian Minister of Defense only stated that there were dead and injured, and that hospitals in Edmonton were overloaded by the mysterious fire.
1200 people were arrested, and 150 police officers were injured.
Although Saturday's protests in France escalated into riots and arson in several large cities, a large peaceful demonstration was still held in Paris in the afternoon. On-site report from the Paris protests.
The former president of the Hungarian Sailing Federation was 77 years old.
While the head of parliament stated that it would be misleading to claim it was incomplete, the Fidesz representative is still taking it to the ethics committee.
The Czech Prime Minister's party could not win a single mandate.
I understood the hint, wrote the Prime Minister on his Facebook page.
At the meeting of the Fidesz digital civic circles, they found out how the billionaire politicians had been influenced, and that the right-wing parties tried to operate on the market and the youth today do not even know what the NER is good for.
Norbert Michelisz will start the first of the two TCR World Tour races in China from third place.
The Ukrainian Ministry of Defense has requested access to the Starshield communication system, which is used by the US military and its allies.
