Sewage spilled into the Danube in Óbuda for days, the cause remains unknown ↗
Tens of liters of foul-smelling liquid poured into the Danube river per second in Óbuda for days, with the reason for the spill not yet determined.
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Telex's front page features a mix of domestic Hungarian news and international stories. Key domestic reports cover an ongoing sewage spill into the Danube in Óbuda, a concerning potential increase in housing loan costs under the Wekerle Plusz program, and an investigation into alleged campaign…
Tens of liters of foul-smelling liquid poured into the Danube river per second in Óbuda for days, with the reason for the spill not yet determined.
The recently announced Wekerle Plusz program, offering 3% loans for new homes and 5% for used ones, may become less attractive compared to market loans if government objectives are met.
A company affiliated with László Szíjj received massive state contracts during the Orbán governments and contributed 300 million forints to Megafon, an organization supporting Fidesz campaigns, according to an investigation by Direkt36 and OCCRP.
Serbs in Belgrade celebrated with fireworks and revelry after Aleksandar Vučić conceded defeat for his party's list in the election, marking the end of a system students had fought against for two years.
According to company data, a third of Airbnb and Booking.com listings in Budapest may be irregular, but an upcoming EU regulation and other market changes could improve the situation.
The article discusses calls to emergency services for what some consider non-urgent situations, citing an example of an ambulance being requested for a cat exhibiting strange behavior.
A state secretary for water management stated that a certain process is not viewed as harmful, but the full context is not provided in the snippet.
Flávio Bolsonaro has not accepted his defeat and is demanding the annulment of the Brazilian presidential election results.
A hiker has died in the Kőszeg Mountains while on the Blue Trail.