Street Sexual Harassment Affects Almost All Women ↗
Front page leadA report details that nearly all women have experienced sexual harassment on the street, with personal accounts highlighting specific incidents.
Hungary
The news from Hungary's HVG website covers a range of domestic issues including reports on sexual harassment in public spaces, changes to pension and taxation rules for armed personnel, the end of a controversial price margin cap, and investigations into the finances of prominent figures…
A report details that nearly all women have experienced sexual harassment on the street, with personal accounts highlighting specific incidents.
The article reports that sexual harassment on the street or in public transport also affects many men, indicating a widespread issue.
The government is altering the regulations concerning the pensions and taxation applicable to members of the armed forces.
The price margin cap, which was widely disliked by retailers, is finally being phased out after a history of its implementation.
Information from the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) no longer shows Istvan Tiborcz's name associated with private equity funds.
Gábor Pósfai announced that the annual one-million-forint support for public service employees will be discontinued.
Péter Magyar is attending a Czech-Hungarian government meeting in Prague, accompanied by eight ministers.
A planned meeting between Anita Orbán and US Senator Marco Rubio in Washington may take place today.
Vilmos Kátai-Németh has defended a recent salary increase that was lower than anticipated.
György Matolcsy's financial declarations do not account for how his income decreased from hundreds of millions to 30 million.
Miklós Seszták reportedly kept 9 billion forints in cash in a home safe.
Rescue efforts continued throughout the night at the site of a train accident in Spain.
An interview with Szabolcs Attila Debre, who became the GeoGuessr world champion by correctly guessing Belarus.
Cardiologists share six straightforward habits they employ to maintain heart health.
Despite predictions of his political demise, Benjamin Netanyahu might win the Israeli elections.
A Forbes commentary argues that Hungary's 'buddy capitalism' model and its failures should serve as a cautionary tale for American businesses.
A car accident occurred in Budapest where a driver collided with a street sweeping vehicle, resulting in the driver's death.
A list ranks the top 100 high schools in Hungary for the year 2027.
An opinion piece titled 'Marabu' discusses the function and role of the press.
An foundation led by Bishop Miklós Beer is opening a nursery school specifically for Roma children.