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The news from 24.hu focuses heavily on domestic Hungarian affairs, including political commentary, crime, and societal issues. There is also international news regarding French President Macron and the death of Russia's ambassador to the US. Weather and sports news are also present.
The article reveals that diplomatic passports were not exclusively for a select group, with notable figures like Veres János, Fodor Gábor, and Szilágyi György of Jobbik also being recipients.
During the reception of the Slovak president, two members of the honor guard fainted in close succession next to French President Macron.
A poll by Medián indicates that the overwhelming majority of people believe Viktor Orbán should face prosecution.
A Hungarian criminal on the Most Wanted list, who had changed his appearance and fled to Austria, was apprehended.
Russia's ambassador to the United States has died unexpectedly.
A 63-year-old man from Tószeg shot and killed his 59-year-old ex-wife in Szolnok before taking his own life.
Another zone of precipitation is expected to arrive in Hungary, bringing rain and fog.
György Balavány states that Viktor Orbán will go to prison, predicting a 'people's celebration' rather than a revolution.
The hotel owned by Tiborcz may potentially lose its designated priority status.
Political commentator Gábor Török tells Péter Magyar that if certain circumstances are true, he was either naive or careless.
A new camera system is being implemented to expedite the distribution of parking fines.
Xi Jinping stated that the complete reunification of the motherland must be achieved.
