Krakow Shooting Classified as Terrorism; Perpetrator Suspected Far-Right ↗
Front page leadA shooting incident in Krakow, Poland, has been classified as a terrorist act, with the perpetrator believed to be a man with far-right views.
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The news from HVG.hu features a mix of international and domestic stories. A major focus is on a shooting incident in Krakow, Poland, which has been classified as a terrorist act, with police finding three bodies at the perpetrator's home. Other international news includes an earthquake in Japan…
A shooting incident in Krakow, Poland, has been classified as a terrorist act, with the perpetrator believed to be a man with far-right views.
Three bodies were discovered at the home of the individual suspected of carrying out the shooting in Krakow, Poland.
Newly released videos show the sequence of events during the Krakow shooting, from unsuspecting walking to the eruption of gunfire, panic, and escape.
Questions arise about the legality of free AI-generated software, as an increasing number of programs are affected by this trend.
András Kármán presents a method for saving 2007 billion Hungarian forints from the state budget.
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Miklós Lizsicsár discusses the challenges facing the restaurant industry, including preparations for problems similar to those during COVID-19 lockdowns, and the state of Hungarian gastronomy.
According to the Associated Press, Donald Trump's failure in the midterm elections is increasing the losses for the populist right, though Marine Le Pen could still win next year.
A significant earthquake occurred in Japan, resulting in numerous injuries.
Starbucks is reportedly exploring ways to replicate the personalized advertising scene from the movie 'Minority Report'.
A test review of the Dacia Sandero, a car priced well under 6 million Hungarian forints, highlights it as the most affordable new car option.
This economic report covers the record-breaking cost of GTA 6, budget discrepancies, and the unpredictable impact of Donald Trump.
Patti Smith has traveled to Asia to support the author László Krasznahorkai.
Approximately half a million liters of crude oil leaked from a damaged Janaf pipeline in Croatia.
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A look into the life and role of Sándor Wekerle, referred to as the 'first citizen'.
A bar in Budapest's Erzsébetváros district, described as a 'nazi bar', has been closed.
An international press review highlights significant criticism or negative coverage directed at Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.
Political analyst Gábor Török states that the period of Viktor Orbán's leadership in Hungary did not constitute a dictatorship.
One of the leaders within the district educational administration has stepped down.
Infographics present data highlighting the extent of poverty in various regions of Hungary.