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The news from 24.hu covers a range of domestic Hungarian political and economic issues, including allegations of campaign finance misuse, changes to housing support programs, and government decisions on cultural institutions. International news includes the tight Israeli election results, a…
Allegations suggest that National Cultural Fund (NKA) money was used to organize an activist meeting and election results watch party in Somogy county, rather than for a memorial event for Zrínyi Miklós, with the funds awarded to the son of a local Fidesz-KDNP candidate.
Associates of Matolcsy attempted to reverse a contract, which has led to their arrest and international wanted status.
Changes have been made to the Wekerle Plusz housing support program, with the age limit now extended to 45 years.
Magyar Péter announced that the Otthon Start program will continue to be valid until October 31st.
Based on partial results, Netanyahu is in the lead, but the Israeli election is expected to be very close, with neither Netanyahu nor his opponent potentially securing a majority.
A stabbing terrorist attack occurred near the Israeli embassy in Belgrade, and the assailant was shot and killed.
Orbán contacted Vucic after the Serbian president's election loss, and they may meet in Belgrade soon.
The revenue of the furniture company owned by Stofa György, who is internationally wanted, has collapsed.
According to the BBC, Flávio Bolsonaro has reportedly fled to America and is receiving a visa from the Trump administration.
Minister Vitézy announced that the government has decided to save the Museum of Applied Arts.
The Hungarian Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has cracked down on companies supplying ventilators, issuing an international arrest warrant for one of their leaders.
