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Telex's front page highlights domestic political shifts in Hungary, with the ruling Fidesz party losing its majority in several local assemblies and facing internal dissent. Economic news includes a government announcement to increase the tax-free bank transfer limit. International news covers the…
Fidesz has lost its majority in the Győr and Szolnok assemblies since April, with factions dissolving in Paks and Óbuda. Representatives are leaving the party, feeling that running as independents offers better survival chances and they cannot identify with the party's messaging, a situation that…
The government has announced an increase in the limit for bank transfers that are free of transaction fees for the public, raising it from 50,000 to 150,000 forints.
With 66 percent of votes processed, Netanyahu's bloc is leading in the Israeli election. Turnout has been the highest since 1999, and Arab parties expect historic results.
Orbán Ráhel has officially changed her registered address from her father's house to the Dreher villa located on Svábhegy.
During the last two years of the current administration, Leslie Mandoki was regularly met with a rented Mercedes and airport lounge services in Budapest, all funded from Prime Minister Orbán's own protocol budget.
Arsenal experienced one of the most shocking defeats in the history of the English League Cup, being eliminated by Fleetwood Town, a significantly less favored team playing in the English fourth division, via a penalty shootout.
The Tisza party is proposing to extend the reporting deadlines for committees investigating the pardon case and the Hungarian National Bank (MNB) affairs. A total of four investigative committees have had their deadline extensions recommended.
The Alexander brothers, accused of sex trafficking involving elite individuals in the United States, have each been sentenced to 30 years in prison. The judge described the three brothers' conduct as depraved and horrific.
A Roman hospital, which was hiding Jews, fabricated a deadly epidemic to keep Nazis away.
