Hungary Confronts Its Past: Secret Agent Files Opened, Live Government Press… ↗
Front page leadHungary is opening its communist-era secret police files, with a live government press conference covering the event and the nation facing its past.
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The news from HVG.hu heavily focuses on Hungary's reckoning with its past through the opening of communist-era secret police (ÁVH) files, with numerous articles discussing the implications, the scope of information, and personal accounts. Alongside this, there are reports on domestic political…
Hungary is opening its communist-era secret police files, with a live government press conference covering the event and the nation facing its past.
An analysis questions the limited number of names that can be revealed from the still highly secret magnetic tapes of the Kadar-era state security service.
Kossuth Prize-winning photographer Korniss Péter shares his personal experiences and reflections on his past involvement with the secret police.
An interview discusses the recruitment methods and motivations behind the state security network, emphasizing a patriotic basis in the early 1960s.
The article examines the interpretation of Viktor Orbán's 'File A', relating to his social connections during a period influenced by the state security apparatus.
Historian Krisztián Ungváry states that if Miklós Németh's allegations about Viktor Orbán are accurate, an illegal act was committed.
Data from the Hungarian Central Statistical Office indicates that Hungarian industrial production in September returned to the levels seen in 2021.
A piece titled 'Marabu Féknyúz' discusses disclosure related to the secret agent files.
Donald Trump's ambition for a historic presidency was met with a significant defeat for the Republican party in the midterm elections.
Democrats have secured a majority in both the US House of Representatives and the Senate, with the exact margin of victory still to be determined. The report provides live updates.
Former US President Barack Obama commented on Facebook that the American electorate delivered a clear message through their votes in the midterm elections, leading to Republican losses.
A Guardian commentary argues that while American democracy may be salvageable from Donald Trump's influence, European nations should learn from the events and their implications.
A flight en route to Moscow carrying Serbian officials was diverted and not allowed to land.
Beatrix Siklósi expressed disappointment that L. Simon did not publicly support Ókovács, while L. Simon stated that his own dismissal was not questioned.
Gyula Harangozó commented on the dismissal of Ókovács, stating that the desire is for a systemic change within the Opera, not merely a change in government leadership.
Nagy Elek announced that he will file a complaint if necessary, in response to an article published by HVG.
Football players from Liverpool, including Szoboszlai and Kerkez, are competing with each other by showcasing their expensive Lamborghini cars.
Boróka Parászka makes a critical comment about Botond Feledy and László Lázár, describing the rural areas as plagued by corruption and long-lasting shadows.
A quote reflects a sentiment that journalism in Hungary is no longer viable, with advice given to pursue a different profession like being a confectioner.