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The front page of 444.hu features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news and international affairs. A significant domestic story investigates the background of a smear campaign targeting Hungarian politician Magyar Péter, linking it to Fidesz and influential figures. International news covers…
An investigation into the mysterious radnaimark.hu website, which gained significant attention two months before elections, reveals its connection to a smear campaign targeting Magyar Péter, involving an Transylvanian entrepreneur, an Arab businessman, and an MMA fighter, with links to Gábor…
Following major security failures, French politicians are blaming each other for the ongoing riots, with law enforcement losing control and the interior minister resigning, while city leaders demand accountability from the government.
A group named 'Tisza Island on the Seine' criticized Magyar Péter's characterization of migrants in the context of French protests, stating that equating violence with all migrants falls into the same oversimplified, scapegoating logic the Tisza community opposes.
The Kremlin proposes a trilateral summit with Trump and Xi Jinping to discuss Ukraine's future, excluding Ukraine and Europe, while Zelensky fears Washington might fully align with Moscow.
President Macron stated that shame and anger are widespread in France due to the riots, and warned against confusing legitimate protesters with those who engaged in destruction and looting.
Washington is discussing destructive retaliatory measures if the EU prioritizes its own companies over American ones, signaling potential trade conflicts.
Although the founder has stepped back, sources indicate that Partos Bence's wife, psychologist Vera Farkas, is taking over the organization of the increasingly in-person Digital Civic Circles through her company, Volumen Communications.
This appears to be a more lighthearted or personal opinion piece, asking readers about their negative experiences in physical education classes.
