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The news on 444.hu covers a range of topics including alleged election manipulation in Vojvodina involving Hungarian activists and deceased voters, a real estate transaction involving the brother-in-law of a central bank governor, a German politician's call for EU states to aid Ukraine…
An audio recording from Vojvodina suggests election manipulation in the Hungarian expatriate vote, with allegations of using deceased voters and involvement of activists to aid Fidesz, despite calls for the president's resignation and investigation by the Hungarian Foreign Ministry.
Matolcsy Ádám's brother-in-law has purchased a secessionist villa in Budapest's 12th district from a former associate of the central bank governor.
Friedrich Merz, a German politician, expects all EU member states to contribute to Ukraine's financial support, sending a message to Hungary shortly before a meeting with Péter Magyar.
Water management officials who participated in flood defense efforts in Paks have not yet received the bonus promised for October 23rd, with fund reallocation delayed.
Donald Trump stated that the FBI is investigating the relationship between Nvidia's CEO and a Chinese spy, recalling his own conversations with the CEO.
After 36 years of secrecy, an archive of Hungarian agents has been opened, but it omits prominent figures and includes errors, failing to clarify individuals' roles in the past.
Newly opened archives from the communist era state security reveal the use of codenames such as 'Rambo,' 'Hóman Bálint,' and 'Summus Pontifex,' with connections ranging from Adidas to a nationalist Catholic prime minister.
Zoltán Ceglédi has provided a new report on the stand-up comedy scene, suggesting a challenging recovery period, though the host of an ÖT show returning after a break appears to be doing well.
