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The front page of HVG features a mix of domestic Hungarian political news, economic updates, and some international affairs. Key stories include the government's anti-Ukraine campaign and its relation to domestic issues, details on healthcare salary increases and reforms, and discussions around…
The Hungarian government's aggressive campaign against Ukraine is linked to a real underlying issue, prompting questions about how Péter Magyar will respond to this complex situation.
The state budget for the upcoming period has been announced, with the central bank governor, Matolcsy, reportedly being 'taken in' amidst changes to future tax rules and the end of price caps.
Details of the healthcare salary increase have been disclosed, along with plans for a patient satisfaction measurement and a security reform in the health sector.
Investors have a historic opportunity as Hungary signals its intention to join the Eurozone, presenting potential economic advantages.
The upcoming Serbian election on Sunday raises questions about whether it will impact Orbán's political ally in Belgrade.
Police are investigating an incident where journalists were insulted during a Fidesz flag march.
HVG has released its annual list of the 100 best high schools in Hungary for the year 2027, including rankings and maps.
Historian Rainer M. János suggests that a revitalization of the ideals of the 1956 revolution would reveal its true spirit.
Questions have emerged regarding the authenticity of a Tiziano painting purchased by MNB Governor Matolcsy for 4.5 billion forints.
The jackpot for the Hungarian 'ötös lottó' (five lottery) was won, with a single ticket holder claiming 5.2 billion forints.
An inside look into the production of vinyl records, highlighting the process using PVC pellets to achieve a unique sound quality.
During a visit to Paris, Prime Minister Viktor Orbán questioned a journalist from Telex, suggesting they should not interfere.
Áron Molnár makes a statement criticizing a figure for perceived loss of time and freedom.
A guide offering seven cocktail recommendations that go beyond the standard gin and tonic and Negroni.
Protests in French cities like Paris and Marseille involved tear gas and burning bins, but the intensity of youth anger appears to be decreasing.
A new law is being finalized that will prevent politicians from holding leadership positions in sports organizations.
The brand builder for a company formerly associated with Ráhel Orbán is no longer employed there, as the ownership structure has changed to exclude her husband.
A piece reflects on revolutionary anger and vandalism, drawing parallels between 1956 and 2026, referencing characters from 'The Jungle Book'.
A critical security flaw in PHP, which is maintained by only one full-time employee, led to widespread global panic.
Péter Magyar has publicly criticized the chairman of the Mi Hazánk party, calling his statements 'pathetic and incendiary'.
