Parliament to decide on Chief Prosecutor next week ↗
The Hungarian parliament will make a decision regarding the chief prosecutor position in the upcoming week.
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The Telex front page highlights several key Hungarian domestic issues including a debate over the chief prosecutor's role, alleged deforestation for biomass power plants linked to government circles, and the financial struggles of the state-supported fashion brand Nanushka. International news…
The Hungarian parliament will make a decision regarding the chief prosecutor position in the upcoming week.
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