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The news from 444.hu focuses on domestic Hungarian politics, including recent election results and potential accountability for government figures. It also covers cultural news, such as a new novel and a celebrity's Halloween costume, as well as international news on protests in Europe and the…
In an election district, Tisza won decisively. Six months after the change of government, the pre-election frenzy has subsided, with Tisza candidates becoming quiet and Fidesz focusing only on local government. While most locals are patient with the government, Fidesz supporters continue to…
Three years after their breakout success, Horváth András Dezső has released his new novel, 'Új tenger'. The discussion covers the oppressive burden of freedom, male vulnerability, relationships cooling down silently, and the stakes of loyalty after thirty.
The soon-to-be-released documents will not always reflect reality and are certainly very incomplete.
Over 320,000 people protested in France, with demonstrations also occurring in Italy and Portugal.
Heidi Klum dressed up as her own severed left hand for Halloween.
We are experiencing the peculiar aftershocks of Hungary's special, non-violent autocracy built solely on lies. The successive arrests raise an interesting question: why should the one who has nothing to fear take all the blame?
Majer Bálint, for whom an international arrest warrant has been issued, recently gave an interview to an Indonesian newspaper about beaches and sunsets. The case involves a crime where Hungarian taxpayers may have suffered a loss of 15.6 billion forints from companies involved in the so-called…
The government promised healthcare professionals a 20-25% pay raise. Now they are facing the reality that it won't be that much. Some started crying.
