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The news from 24.hu covers a range of domestic Hungarian issues including political and legal proceedings, economic developments, and societal events. Key stories involve a secret government decree related to a World Aquatics headquarters purchase, alleged legal troubles for the son of a former…
A secret government decree outlined state payments to Rahimkulov for the World Aquatics headquarters, including the purchase of land, but encountered unforeseen issues.
Magyar Péter reported that the son of former State Secretary Pintér Sándor has been taken into custody.
Hungary's National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) conducted raids at nearly 40 locations targeting operators of an invoice fraud scheme that caused 9 billion forints in damages.
The National Election Office (NVI) has proposed significant new ideas for the Hungarian electoral system.
The prosecutor's office has requested the detention of Áron Orbán.
A civil protest has successfully prevented an IT investment project that was planned to be built in Győr.
Mérő Vera shared her thoughts on her relationship with Kovács Gergő.
OTP Bank reported a surprising increase in its profits for the third quarter.
The article investigates the reasons behind the financial need for savings within the successful Győri Audi ETO women's handball team.
Szerencsejáték Zrt. has stopped the continuous flow of money that was being directed towards the National Cooperation System (NER).
Pottyondy Edina described a situation as 'unprecedented terror' and an 'act of arbitrariness of hitherto unknown magnitude'.
The weather forecast indicates that Wednesday will begin with freezing rain.
Magyar stated that an agreement regarding the daily fine of one million euros could be reached before the end of the year.
The new chancellor for the University of Szeged has been identified.
An investigation into the relatively small fine of 180,000 forints imposed on Rogán Antal's ex-wife for a protected property in Tihany, examining the original documents.
Gasoline prices in Hungary have seen a further decrease today.
Author Colm Tóibín discusses László Nádas and László Krasznahorkai as representing Viktor Orbán's genuine opposition on the international literary stage.
The Historical Archive of the State Security Services received four years' worth of requests regarding agent files within just a few days.
The US Treasury Secretary has been moved to a military base due to threats from Iran.
An effort to impeach the US Secretary of Defense has been unsuccessful.
The perpetrator in the Krakow incident searched for mass murderers, and the meaning of the acronym 'GGER' found on his wardrobe has been determined.
The director of the Debrecen theater has resigned after his company lost a vote of confidence.
A review of a film described as the 'film sensation of the year'.
Turi Tímea questions the reader's lack of fear regarding Artificial Intelligence.
A Swiss man who moved to Hungary shares his appreciation for aspects of Hungarian culture that locals often dislike.
There is a possibility that the assistant coach of the Fradi handball team could be appointed in Denmark.
Multiple NATO member countries raised alerts after Ukrainian drones entered their airspace.
