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Front page leadThe opening of historical state security agent files has been announced, alongside news of setbacks for Republicans.
Hungary
The front page of HVG, a Hungarian news website, prominently features stories related to the release of state security agent files (ügynökakták) and their implications for Hungarian politics and public figures, including questions surrounding Viktor Orbán's past. It also covers business news…
The opening of historical state security agent files has been announced, alongside news of setbacks for Republicans.
A significant supporter of the Orbán government, involved in the accumulation of Mészáros' wealth, is reportedly preparing for retirement in Portugal.
Following the Fidesz party's election defeat, another company linked to the 'national-oligarchic system' (NER) is withdrawing from its investments.
A European survey on the state security agent files indicates that the majority of respondents doubt Viktor Orbán's version of events.
Commentator Árpád W. Tóta reflects on István Vágó, describing him as a vulnerable and ambitious man, questioning whether he ever caused harm, acknowledging that true knowledge of his actions is elusive.
The National Archives apologized after an IT error caused Sándor Lezsák's name to appear as a 'network person' in the agent files.
László Windisch is appealing the dismissal of Ferenc Biró from the presidency of the IH (Institution of History).
Despite Felcsút having the highest per capita income from taxed capital gains, the amount was only a third of the previous year's value.
According to Spiegel magazine, Donald Trump learned from Viktor Orbán, including lessons from his political failures.
Anne Applebaum states that Americans voted on the survival of democracy and expresses gratitude to all voters.
The article suggests that Donald Trump has lost the US midterm elections and his political influence.
The government has initiated a social consultation period for a package of draft policing laws.
During the COVID-19 pandemic, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs acquired 19,000 ventilators, intended for 2,000 hospital beds.
With a December deadline looming for an EU budget agreement, divergent interests among member states create uncertainty about its finalization.
László Kéri and Árpád W. Tóta assess the first six months of the government led by Prime Minister Péter Magyar, with Kéri remarking that Magyar could not have engineered a better opposition for himself.
A Hungarian student journalist describes their experience at The New York Times, where their entire class was captivated and silent.
Elon Musk is identified as one of the significant losers in the recent US midterm elections.
A new study suggests that a specific pattern of gut bacteria may serve as an indicator for the risk of developing type 2 diabetes.
This appears to be a segment titled 'Marabu Féknyúz' featuring Péter Fejes.