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The news on 24.hu focuses on a major scandal involving the amassed wealth of Ádám Matolcsy, son of the National Bank of Hungary governor, with allegations of luxury villas and potential acquisition of a fake Tiziano painting. The site also covers political commentary related to national holidays…
An investigation details how Ádám Matolcsy, son of the National Bank of Hungary governor, allegedly amassed a fortune through luxury villas, private equity funds, and bank shares.
Fidesz held a flag march to commemorate October 23rd, with commentary suggesting a potential revolution if Prime Minister Orbán is also held accountable.
The National Bank of Hungary, led by Gyorgy Matolcsy, is suspected of purchasing a painting that may not be an original Tiziano for 4.5 billion forints.
Attila Kálnoki-Kiss, the state secretary for sports, has denied news and reports circulating about his resignation.
A statue of Stalin was toppled again after 70 years, with images capturing the anniversary celebration in Budapest.
A fire broke out at Hitler's Eagle's Nest, and one suspect has been apprehended by authorities.
French President Macron stated that the fatal shooting incident near Paris was a racist terrorist attack.
A ranking published by HVG identifies the top high schools in Hungary.
