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Telex is running a fundraising campaign and features a mix of domestic and international news. Top stories include a video report on an incident at a Fidesz event where Telex staff were attacked, a report on the son of a former Hungarian official still being at large, and international news…
At a Fidesz event, Matolcsy György was not considered a political prisoner, while Bóka János stated there is tyranny in kindergartens. Telex's cameraman was hit, and a reporter was threatened with shouting at the event.
Arrest warrants are still outstanding for Matolcsy's son and Stofa György, who are reportedly on the run.
The 36-year-old, hailed as a hero, detailed what happened on the tragic day of the school shooting.
In September, 13 percent of Hungarian imports came from Ukraine, even though no Russian natural gas is coming from there. The main reason is that war devastation has hit gas consumption much harder than production.
The US president stated that if US warships return from the Middle East, they could stop by Cuba.
The political situation in Israel is highly uncertain as the country approaches its elections.
The basalt formations, with the stunning Balaton panorama in the background, impress every visitor.
The state secretary responsible for sports claims that the news of his resignation is false.
Bakos Barnát was repeatedly hit in the face, and Simor Dánielt was threatened with shouting; police intervention was required in both cases.
