Constitutional Court President: We must not consider what happens if someone… ↗
Front page leadSonnevend Pál, the new president of the Constitutional Court, stated that they should not factor in potential public disapproval when making decisions.
Hungary
The front page of HVG focuses heavily on Hungarian domestic politics, with several stories covering potential changes to electoral laws, investigations into government officials and their families, and the new president of the Constitutional Court's statements. International news includes Malta's…
Sonnevend Pál, the new president of the Constitutional Court, stated that they should not factor in potential public disapproval when making decisions.
There are proposals to eliminate the need for signature collection and political gerrymandering, and potentially allow winning elections without a vote.
Magyar Péter claims that the National Tax and Customs Administration (NAV) has taken into custody the son of a close associate of Interior Minister Sándor Pintér.
The management of the state-owned gaming company has changed, with the cessation of fund distribution and ongoing audits.
The Hungarian government has covertly allocated a significant sum of money for the construction of the World Aquatics headquarters.
Due to overcrowding with guest workers and tourists, Malta's government plans to significantly increase living costs starting next year.
Economist Róna Péter expressed support for Magyar Péter but emphasized the need for him to be open to constructive criticism.
János Janikovszky has commented following the appearance of his name on the website nyitottaktak.hu.
Lőrinc Mészáros and Andrea Várkonyi were photographed on the red carpet at an event.
German observers are reportedly recognizing the challenges of dealing with Magyar Péter as a political figure.
Economist Péter Ákos Bod suggests that the current government is validating the political practices associated with Viktor Orbán's era.
Peter Polt dismisses accusations about his past role as Fidesz's chief prosecutor as baseless attacks.
A lecturer from Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE) left his position to teach in Uganda, citing the 'NER' (National Public Education System) as the reason for his departure.
A new study indicates that one-third of infants diagnosed with peanut allergy do not actually have it.
To avoid further global warming, fossil-fuel-based carbon dioxide emissions must be reduced by half in the next nine years.
The budget allocates ten billion forints for hospital food services and nearly 28 billion forints to address waiting lists.
The head of the National Media and Infocommunications Authority stated that Klubrádió should be provided with opportunities to acquire a broadcast frequency.
The US Treasury Secretary has been moved to a military installation as a precautionary measure against threats from Iran.
This appears to be a humorous or metaphorical headline about 'falling' or decreasing sales/popularity.
The company 4iG is acquiring its own satellite firm.