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The front page of HVG.hu features several prominent stories focusing on Hungarian domestic issues, particularly related to finance, politics, and prominent figures. There's a significant focus on financial matters, including changes to personal income tax, the seizure of assets due to parking…
An international arrest warrant has been issued for Ádám Matolcsy, and questions are raised about the former defense minister's 794 million forint earnings, alongside the launch of a new initiative called Wekerle Plusz.
The political party TISZA plans to eliminate the current system of personal income tax benefits, and calculations show how much tax credit individuals will receive.
Nicholas Sárvári states that, drawing from international experiences, a mere fraction of vanished assets can be successfully reclaimed.
All of Péter Geszti's company shares have been seized as a result of unpaid parking fines.
Ráhel Orbán has officially changed her place of residence, relocating from her father's home to the Dreher villa in Svábhegy.
A villa park, previously occupied by Katalin Novák, failed to attract any buyers even after a discount of several billion forints was offered.
An endowment fund, described as the most ineffective, spent hundreds of millions of forints on non-productive activities, and this practice has now ceased.
A researcher shares her experience of discovering a tumor within her own body and her perspective on the ordeal.
Commentator Boróka Parászka reflects on the departure of a regime and the lingering sense of anxiety.
The Times newspaper reports that Aleksandar Vucic might have orchestrated a coup to secure his grip on power.
Attempts were made to retroactively cancel the contract that led to the arrest of György Matolcsy.
Aleksandar Vucic believes that his Serbian Progressive Party could regain power within the next two years.
The multi-hundred-million forint support program is ending, and future simplified naturalization applications will be processed by foreign diplomatic missions.
A surprising connection has been discovered between the composition of breast milk and the development of antibiotic resistance.
Authorities are seeking custody supervision for a former owner of the CBA retail chain who is nearing release from detention.
Thousands of people demonstrated in Jena to protest against the local leader of the Alternative for Germany (AfD) party.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy announced that Ukrainian forces have successfully regained control of additional territories.
A young man who attacked a police officer guarding the Israeli embassy in Belgrade with a knife was fatally shot by authorities.
Filmmaker Kevin Macdonald, who is a Hungarian citizen, discusses why he felt it was inappropriate not to vote.
Exit polls from the Israeli elections indicate that Benny Gantz's National Unity Party has a lead of two to three mandates.
HVG has released its ranking of the top 100 high schools in Hungary for the year 2027, including detailed lists and geographical maps.
