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The front page of 444.hu features a collection of domestic news stories, primarily focusing on political and historical revelations, a significant infrastructure project, and a scientific breakthrough. Key topics include the fallout from past political regimes with revelations about informants, a…
The article discusses the dismissal of Botond Feledy, agent files, NKA affairs, and lawyers servicing the "system". It questions what these events have in common, hinting at a broader political or systemic issue.
The National Archives apologizes for an IT error that incorrectly listed Sándor Lezsák among agents.
Director János Szikora claims he did not sign anything and did not report on anyone, despite a recruitment dossier existing about him.
The new building for the Gyömrő elementary school will be constructed with 11 billion forints, potentially ending a scandalous, years-long delay. The investment was previously listed as deferrable by János Lázár's ministry, with children learning in containers.
The former minister, Zoltán Balog, who faced criticism within his church for his role in a controversial pardon case, did not run for re-election as bishop.
The director of BrainVisionCenter states that their pioneering microscope, which allows examination of brain activity at the cellular level, could aid in developing Alzheimer's therapies. Six major scientific projects are underway, with epilepsy therapy and visual cortex restoration closest to…
If Tuesday's election clearly rejects Trump, many may remember this moment as where the Trump magic broke and the show simply became boring. However, such predictions have been made before; what's different now is that a political comeback from here is hard to imagine.
444 has obtained a 19 million forint invoice issued by Feledy's company to János Lázár's ministry, and it has also emerged that the analyst advised on Epstein files.
